Xeno13 最近的评测

I love this game. The gunplay, the movement, the destruction. Everything feels so crispy and clean. The cosmetics are awesome, the theme of the game is awesome. It scratches that old battlefield itch I had after BF4.

10/10 - If you're looking for a new shooter, you gotta try it.

I picked up this game through a Humble Bundle and was a bit more interested in the other titles in that bundle than this game at first.

With its cutesy art style, I went into it thinking it was a simple top-down arcade style racing game. I was pleasantly surprised to find out how much more depth this game has. Each vehicle handles differently with speed and weight distribution. Your vehicle has health, fuel consumption, and tire wear meaning that for longer duration races, you need to take a pit stop to get repairs and refueled. This mechanic brings some interesting depth to it. When do you pit? Can you control your speed so your tires don't wear out as fast? Can you conserve fuel on these curves for one more lap?

It turns this cute little arcade racing game into something closer to a racing sim. It's awesome!

I think the only downside I can think of for it is there aren't very many tracks, but the tracks they do have are really well designed.

8/10 would recommend for anyone looking for a casual racing sim experience.

Addicting slot machine like game that is super fun on the Steam Deck. Definitely recommend for anyone who likes card games and roguelikes.

I went into Soma without really knowing anything and it was amazing. I'm so glad I did. I was hooked from the beginning to the end. The story and voice acting in this game was top tier. Some of the best dialogue I have heard in a game.

The topics that Soma touches on has always been fascinating to me and this game executed it in such a brilliant way. My only regret was that it took me this long to play it. The horror elements were creepy, but I never found anything too scary like I did in Amnesia the Dark Decent which was a relief.. It allowed me to focus more on the story elements than on me soiling my pants.

All 8 hours of gameplay was a solid 9/10. Would definitely recommend.

This game is in a strange state. Without mods, this game is pretty bad. With mods, the game is so much better. I'm not sure why CO wants to restrict the player so much with arbitrary barriers (i.e. trees, decals, and sometimes roads have enormous collision boxes). The game wants to be a city simulation/painter, but does both a bit poorly. With mods you can tweak it to how you like to play, but I'm not sure about the vanilla direction CO is really going for here.

Bugs and crashes aside, it's fun but relies heavily on the modding community to pickup the slack.

This game brings back so many memories. NFS:HP was my first ever Need For Speed game. I remember feeling surprised when trying out other Need For Speed titles and learning that the cop thing was a one-off spin on the franchise and that NFS:HP was regarded as a knock-off NFS game.
The remake brings all of the DLCs together into a complete package (I wasn't even aware
that there were DLCs for the original). I do wish the remake brought more to the table though.

• Community vehicle skins would be awesome.
  
• The game is capped at 60 FPS like the original (wish it could be 144 FPS).
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Overall though, this title revives a game that I loved way back when and does polish some areas. It also runs extremely well on the Steam Deck with settings mostly on Max to Medium settings with a constant 60 FPS. Loading into the original NFS:HP on the Steam Deck was a pain as it made you login to EA's Autolog system every time and it could never remember your credentials. The remaster fixes this luckily now that your EA and Steam accounts can be bound together.

If you loved this title before, you'll like the remaster for what it is.

Amazing game with a good story that lends itself to both mystery and wonder. It's relaxing while also being somewhat scary at times. The art style sets it apart and I love how each environment in the game feels uniquely different.

The style also lends itself to play extremely well on the Steam Deck. I was easily able to play this game for 3+ hours on a single charge.

9/10 game. Loved it.

While I understand this game is in early access, it surprised me just how early access it felt when the game was supposed to release and then delayed twice in the past couple of years.

Pros:
- Building is fun and a step-up from the first game.
- The forest is beautiful and lush with vegetation.
- Having an AI companion to do some of the busy work is nice.
- Playing with 8 friends was smooth. Didn’t have any network issues.

Cons:
- Base building serves no purpose at the moment. Just pitch a tent anywhere and save/sleep the night away.

- The map is huge and empty. It feels like a generic island map that has cave entrances placed randomly in it. There are no interesting landmarks or natural features on the surface. I worry that the map was made big just for the sake of being big. We’ll see how it is on full release, but I’m not holding my breath.

- The game currently features a skeleton of a story right now with 3 cut scenes that give you the gist of what is going on. There are no boss fights and there is only one new infected as you progress. If you’re here for the story, I would suggest you wait until full release.

- Very little wildlife.

- Currently there are only like 5 cannibals/creatures in the game that you fight. While they have some new animations and behaviors, they feel pretty similar to the first game. I hear there’s a rework for them later on, so I’m sure they will improve. At the moment though, they were ok.

- If you explore the points of interests on the map, you won’t need to “survive”. There was no moment in game where I felt like I was limited on resources and needed anything. There is an abundance of food and energy drinks on the island to keep you going.

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Overall, if you played the first game, loved the story, and want to see where Sons of The Forest takes you, I would wait for the games full release. The story isn’t fleshed out at all yet and is severely lacking (which is to be expected in an Early Access title).

If you’re here for the building and some survival aspects, it should be fun.

Worst Battlefield title I've ever played. Specialists replacing classes is one of the worst mistakes EA could have ever pushed for in this series. It's a half-baked mess at best.

I stayed up till 2am making iron rod creation more efficient. Would recommend.