HTG 最近的评测

Wizordum is an excellent old school fps which takes a lot of inspiration from the likes of Wolfenstein 3D, but massively expands on it and feels unique in it's own way.

Each weapon is unique and fun to use, and almost all the enemies themselves are fun to fight and it never feels repetitive, properly using each weapon at your disposal is crucial if you play this on a higher difficulty.

My only critiques were based on the spells the game gives you, these felt really underpowered and, on top of that, they were rare to find throughout each map. It felt much easier and more fluent to just use the actual weapons and power ups the game gives you.

This is more of a nitpick, but I thought the shop system was a bit undercooked. You can have everything essentially fully maxed by the end of the second episode if you hunt for enough secrets.

As for the levels, I loved almost every one of them, with the only level I didn't enjoy being the obligatory sewer level that seems to appear in every old school fps (It's not bad purely because it's a sewer level, the level design itself is boring and confusing and it's a slog to get through). Despite that, the rest of the levels ranged from good to great. They were all fun to navigate through, the themes were fun and the game looks great visually.

I would highly recommend picking this one up, especially if you're a fan of the old school fps/Boomer Shooter genre.

An excellent psychological horror with brilliant music and sound design. The gameplay is basic but serviceable and each section feels very unique. Highly recommend

Incision is a decent enough game, and you can tell a lot of work went into it, but I do give this a "slight" recommendation rather than a full one.

I think the aesthetic and art style are both really unique and easily the highlights of the game. There's also an option to disable the filter if it's not your style, so the Accessibility is there too. Good soundtrack and the sound design also fits really well with how unsettling everything is.

In terms of the level design, I really enjoyed it for Chapter 1 and 2, fun to navigate through nothing I would say stands out in a bad way. I think Chapter 3 falls short of the first two chapters, the levels are a bit of a slog to get through and they feel a bit convoluted and long for no real reason.

My main gripes (other than what I stated about Chapter 3) is the Boss designs and the rng of the weapons. The weapons themselves are all fun to use, but the damage output doesn't make a lot of sense. You can hit an enemy head-on with the shotgun and sometimes it'll kill them straight away, other times you'll hit them 3 times and they still won't die (reminds me a lot of Doom 3's Shotgun, except this applies to almost every weapon). I think the Revolver, Rocket Launcher and the Machine Gun were easily the best weapons and the ones were the damage output felt like it made sense.

Lastly, I think the game falls short on the boss front. The final boss is cool but a bit easy, but the other boss in Episode 3 is not fun to face at all, his second phase is poorly designed and not fun to fight. The bosses in the first 2 episodes, whilst visually amazing, are nothing to write home about either.

I would still recommend Incision, but maybe on sale. If you do get it, I would highly recommend playing on either the first or the second difficulty for a better experience.

Supplice is a decent little "Boomer Shooter" that has plenty of content despite still being early access.

You can tell this project has been cooking for a while now. A lot of the maps look amazing, especially considering it's in the Doom Engine.

There were only 2 maps that I felt were a bit long, and only one I didn't really enjoy, which is saying a lot considering there are 20 maps + 3 secret maps currently. Despite being in early access, there is plenty of content currently.

Most of the guns are fun to use, the only one I didn't like was this games version of the Super Shotgun, it felt very redundant compared to the original shotgun, but alas, that might just be a thing with me, it's definitely not a bad weapon!

My main complaint is enemy variety, this is better in episode 4, but the first 3 episodes have identical enemies throughout, and the enemies added in Episode 2 aren't fun to fight most of the time (and they're frequent in Episode 3 and 4 as well!) Hopefully when this is out of early access, the enemies are re-tuned and we see a bit more variety.

I'd highly recommend giving the demo a shot, you'll know if this game is for you based on that. If you regularly play games of this genre, don't come expecting a game like Dusk or Amid Evil, but Supplice is still a really fun and unique game in it's own right.

Very good game, acts like a bit of a mixture between a Roguelike and a Souls-like. My only real nitpick is that it's far too easy, you can essentially just out heal almost all damage, very easy to get coins to buy extra heals and once you get Ranged weapons, the game is a peace of cake, and there's only one boss in the game that I'd consider difficult.

Despite that, I would still highly recommend this, fun game play, good story and decent characters, absolutely love the atmosphere as well.

I enjoyed the first game, but so far, this one is comfortably better.

Gameplay flows a lot better, game looks a lot nicer and the weapons are all really fun to use. Highly recommend.

Fun game, can be a bit maze like at times but not too confusing, very satisfying getting upgrades as you go along.

A great little game that is well worth the full price, I got it on sale but I had a great time.

Pumpkin Jack is a solid 3D platformer, I've listed what I loved (and disliked) about the game below

The gameplay is fine, not great, not terrible, it doesn't do anything to change over the course of the game. You get a few new weapons a lot of them feel worse than the first weapon you get (especially the final weapon, which feels woefully underpowered)

In terms of the actual levels, none of them are bad, in fact I'd say most are good! But it feels like they peaked on the second level, the rest didn't really live up to it, and the last 3 levels were "ok" at best.

Where Pumpkin Jack excels (and I mean excel) is the art design and graphics. They are fantastic, and are easily the highlight of the game. The writing was good too, although nothing to write home about, and I liked the overall soundtrack.

I'd give this game a 7.5/10, and would highly recommend it on a sale if you're looking for another 3D platformer to play.

Short, but very fun. There's additional game modes after you beat the main story which are pretty good too.