Effigy 最近的评测

I became Abraham Lincoln and waged a holy war across Calradia, slaying millions with my ax, and forging a new empire in blood and fire.

10/10, I cannot tell a lie.

This game is great, but it hasn't aged well. Lucas Arts, give us a remake!!

Price is WAY too high. $10 is more reasonable.

I built a fancy log cabin on a private island but some naked guys broke it down. Damn hippies.

Total Score: 9/10

Graphics/Atmosphere: 2/2
Beautiful graphics (If you have a machine powerful enough) and a wonderfully gritty and dark Gotham City. The size of the overworld provides hours of exploration.

Gameplay/Controls: 2/2
Tight and easy to understand. Weave your attacks together with Bat-toys to increase your combo multiplier, soar above Gotham as you survey the chaos below, or charge through the streets in the powerful new Bat Mobile.

Story/Content: 2/2
A perfect ending to one of my favorite game series ever.

Immersion/Replayability: 2/2
Tons of side quests and Riddles to solve, plus the game changes slighty when you start a New Game+.

Bonus Points: 1/2
When the game first came out, there were some serious issues with the port that made it unplayable. The PC version loses a point because of this, but the Xbox/PS4 versions still score a perfect 10/10.

We had a good thing here once.

One of the first shooters I ever played, and still in my Top 5. I love everything about this game: the world, creatures, guns, music, and yes even the outdated graphics. It's a (un)real gem!

Even after all this time the Skaarj can still scare me.

This is an unpolished version of my review. The finished review will have a much more lengthy explaination of the game and what I like or dislike about it. Until then, please enjoy the TL;DR version below!

Graphics/Atmosphere: 2/2
Between Klei Entertainments beautiful animation and the narrator's- I only know him as Wayne- smexy voice, this game gets a perfect score in this category. I can't take my eyes off the screen and I wait on baited breath for the Ancestor's next line. I know that Wayne is also known for audio books, documentaries, and other video games, so if you know his last name, please share!

Gameplay/Controls: 1/2
The controls are pretty simple to master, so no problem there. The difficulty can be a bit of a turn off for some players, so I will take a point away from that, but I don't believe it should disway you from purchasing the game!

Story/Content: 2/2
Lots of content even in this stage of Early Access. The story is interesting as well: Your Ancestor disturbes an great evil while digging for a source of power benieth your family home. The estate is overrun by monsters, provoking the local villagefolk to form a mob and storm the keep. Your ancestor, twisted into madness by what he witnessed in the catacombs below, sends a letter to his last living relative- you- then kills himself before the mob reaches him. It's up to you to slay the evil that has overrun your family home and restore order... likely at the cost of many of your loyal servants' lives.

Immersion/Replayability: 2/2
You will lose. A lot. But that shouldn't stop you from playing. It might drive you to restart a few times before you get the hang of it, but that's okay! I did the same thing. Eventually what you'll find is that having a few of your best men die (because you made some horrible mistake *cough cough*) doesn't mean the end of your short reign as the lord of the family estate. Instead, be willing to take the time to rebuild your forces by recruiting more mercenaries and leveling them up.

Bonus Points: 2/2
The game's beautiful, challenging, and fun. I'd concider it to be a Rogue-like game in that when you lose, you lose. In light of that, this has quickly become my favorite in this genre, surpassing both the Binding of Isaac and Rogue Legacy!

Pretty fun game, but I do have some major problems with it. The pros are that it is hands down the best dinosaur hunting game in existence, and it's still in a fairly early stage. The cons are that there are a slew of AI issues and a huge delay on anything you try to do- reload, run, crouch, move, etc.

So while I give MK9 a 8.5/10 score on the console, I give it a 0/10 on the computer for the following reasons:

Cons
- It doesn't run even though my computer specs should be able to run it on medium
- I've played a bit of it on my friend's laptop and Highvoltage Solfware did a crappy port job
- The netcode is a slap in the face so it's not worth playing online

And of course there is no pros list because the game doesn't work. The end.

P.S.
I don't trust Highvoltage enough to purchase MKX through Steam because I'm afraid they'll muck it up again, so looks like I'll be cleaning up my Xbox One which has been gathering dust in a dark corner for months.