SodaPoppinWizard 最近的评测

Fantastic game! And with the new EULA guidelines, the company now knows where I live!
So, if I ever forget my own address, I can always contact them! ( Unless they sold it off which would make me very sad :c )

It is a fantastic collection of games at a reasonable price. 50 games for only 25 dollars would be each game is 2 dollars!

Nightmare Kart is a remarkable game that resembles an old PS1 game from the late 90s. The level design is amazing, the controls are slick, and the design for characters and the vehicles with a Victorian Gothic flavor fits incredibly well.

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is fundamentally a spiritual successor to Jet Set Radio Future. It deserves to be called Jet Set Radio 3.
Even if you never played Jet Set Radio, the game does an excellent job of not alienating the player. Graffiti tag areas are clearly marked and the tutorial stage explains everything in simple detail.
I will say the price is a minor problem, however. 40 dollars is a steep price considering the content in the game doesn't justify it. It's not a big deal.
One major problem is the soundtrack, which wounds me to say. The soundtrack is amazing however gets repetitive after hearing the same songs over and over. There also isn't a diverse genre of music. All of the songs are just funk. This can be comparable to anything by Guitar Vader in Jet Set Radio Future. It seems that modding for the game fixes this issue, but the problem still stands.
Another annoyance is the lack of voice acting. The player gets an occasional grunt, but no fully sentenced voice acting is in this game.
Other than these nitpicks, it's still a fantastic game.

Slayers X, also known as Duke Nukem Jr, is a fantastic game inspired by classic FPS games from the 90s. The controls are polished, and the soundtrack is incredible.

Unfortunately, my biggest problem with the game is the map layout. Some levels are easy to navigate, but most of them ( looking at you, Cult Die Sac ) are absolute garbage with no apparent knowledge of where to go. Some of the stages feel more like a maze than anything else.

I also triggered a glitch where I skipped half of the Boise Potato Fair level. None of the assets loaded in correctly, and I skipped 75% of the stage.

Aside from those problems, it's still a fantastic game.

Full Review here - https://youtu.be/o8a2udWBg34

Meat and Potatoes of it:
• 17 dollars is asking too much for this game, considering the content of it
• Trailers show moves you can't do in the full game
• Music is awful

Thank God for the excessive amount of Superhero garbage everywhere you go, or else we probably would not have an otaku nerd who decided to become an assassin because he bought a bootleg lightsaber on eBay to fight against actual super-powered aliens.
I had this game on Switch, one of the best games that came out for that system and the best game of 2021. Everything wrong with No More Heroes 2 is completely fixed here.
The open world has returned, the final boss isn't complete garbage, and it brought back the fees you had to pay before each boss.

The only complaint I would have to say is about the missing content. Because of time or budget, some things needed to be added to NMH3, including seeing inside the black hole prison.

Overall I say this is worth the 50 dollars.

Inscryption or also known as Animal the Gathering is a breath of fresh air compared to other card games on Steam. The gameplay is enjoyable and easy to figure out during the first act. The atmosphere is creepy and perfect during Halloween as there seems to be a large presence of warm colors such as orange and red. You WILL lose a lot during the game, however. Each "death" you'll be given a "Deathcard" which will bear your name on (or whatever name you want to put on there). You can complete puzzles outside the game area within the cabin. Collecting more rare cards and, no spoilers, VERY important cards, you will be on your way to defeating the final boss

of Act 1

There are 4 acts within the game. While the first act tackles the 'animal' cards, Act 2 goes through a classic approach appearing as a retro game like Pokemon (in this case). Act 2 introduces new card types such as robot characters who use energy, dead type characters who can only accept bone coins, and magic characters who can only accept certain colored moxes. Acts 3 and 4 also have this so it's not thrown away after the 2nd act.
There is a deeper story within the game that does take some effort getting into due to it being like an ARG.

Overall, Inscryption is a fantastic card game that's incredibly addictive

No Straight Roads is perhaps one of my favorite games even though I played the worst port of the game (Switch Version). It's probably a really good example of how Dynamic Music works in-game where the instruments change depending on what the player is doing during a boss fight.
The soundtrack goes from the original song to an EDM version of that song, and finally a rock version of the song. The soundtrack itself is worthy of purchase too because of how catchy all the songs are.

Controls are smooth, attacking enemies in the game does not seem like a chore, unlike other hack n slash games. The two characters you play, Mayday and Zuke, both have their unique abilities like combo attacks and using your music ability to interact with certain machines during fights. Mayday and Zuke will have different machines depending on the device itself.

Much like Cuphead, you can parry any attack that is colored pink. However, it has to be in time with the music. Sometimes you'll be given an audio cue like in the boss fight with DJ Subatomic Supernova, but all the other fights will have no audio cue.

The only downside to the game is that it seems a little too short, but is still worth 25 dollars

Originally released for the Wii back in 2007, No More Heroes is like a cross between Kill Bill and the graphic novel Scott Pilgrim. The main character, Travis Touchdown, must climb an assassin's ranking system to become the number one ranked assassin. To lengthen the game, each boss is hidden by an in-game paywall where you must do side jobs to pay the fee to fight the next assassin. While this would be tiring and repetitive at first, some jobs are much more straightforward than others.

While the game was originally released on the Wii, this version of No More Heroes seems to be more of a port of the 2019 remastered version of the game released for the Switch. The Wii version's open-world area had a terrible frame rate, which this version seems to fix.

Aside from the motorcycle controls being rubbish, the game controls very well as Travis has both a heavy and light attack. Travis cannot constantly attack, as his bootleg lightsaber needs to be recharged by wiggling the right control stick.

Overall, this is a lot better of a game than the original Wii version.