Xander 最近的评测

This game is a love letter to the fans of C&C Red Alert/Tiberian Dawn.

At this point, I've made my way through the majority of the GDF campaign and I've enjoyed almost every minute of it so far. The base building and old school micro warfare hits all the major key points I was looking for (with some minor QoL issues). It definitely incorporates elements from modern RTS games that have proven themselves, but also sends you on a nostalgia trip to the era of Westwood Studios and Chris Metzen's OG Starcraft + BroodWar.

The two main gripes I have right now with the game are the very limited selection of 2v2/3v3/4v4 maps for skirmish (which may have to do with the engine they're using... UE5), and the lack of any modifications or support for modding at the time of this review. The developers have considered allowing support for modding but I haven't heard anything other then the intent to explore it as a possibility. It would be great to have mod support as that would help keep the game alive well beyond it's "last days".

I have high hopes for future DLC for this game and I'm looking forward to what they can do to keep the game competitive and alive. I recommend it to anyone who is looking for that old school RTS nostalgia hit (newcomers as well, just keep in mind the skirmish/MP map selection needs a little love).

Andrew Gower, what a name right? You'd expect the same out of his original hit that made him so famous, but unfortunately Brighter Shores falls short at this moment and feels more like "Brighter Snores".

While there's a solid foundation for an actual game, nothing seems to be tied together and it all just falls flat when the new unlock is just a recolored version of the same mob with more HP and slightly more XP rewards. And the combat feels extremely disconnected as the first class, Guard, has no bearing on the second class you can unlock in Hopeforest, the Scout. Nothing feels tied in like it should and for a game in Early Access you'd expect slightly more depth than just recolored items and mobs.

I can't recommend this game at the moment, but hopefully Gower wows me in the future.

Ahh yes, War Thunder... the game where you can grind away countless hours of your life just to be a broke joke at the end of the road. Don't worry though! Daddy Gaijin just asks you to cough up whatever money you might have in order to barely break even, because that's the spirit of the game!

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ baby!

Awful game and horrible company, stay far away.

I mean honestly... do we need an explanation as to why this game is great and recommended?

• Start your own Harem? (Check)
  
• Create your own nudist religion? (Check)
  
• Play a cannibal warlord hellbent on world domination? (Check)

And the list goes on... this game is just great and definitely a worthy successor to Crusader Kings II! On top of all the silly shenanigans there's also a healthy amount of mods on the workshop already and more coming daily. Paradox outdid themselves this time around for sure!

Man, what a game!

I've played each Age of Wonders title since the very first one. This game transforms the genre from the older style of play to more of a Civ 5/6 style, with magic and unique factions. It blends the strategic elements of 4X games with RPG-esque heroes and in-depth city management. I've only played a few hours but I can definitely say this was worth the purchase.