Arcaneshield 最近的评测

I was dissapointed that GEARhard wasn't a selectable christmas movie. The developers should fix this.

Let's hope that in 2019 we can have this game running on a toaster!

It follows a ton of visual novel tropes but the art is great, the music is fun, and it has full english voice acting! No 'oni-chan' here fellows! Thank god!

I cannot will myself to play this game. I paid 60 for it, it's never been installed after the first few minutes I managed to squeeze in. I've never felt so 'meh' about a game before.

This developer is beyond incompetent. This game runs like ass, it looks like ass, it's UI is barely functional and hard to see, the engine chugs like a fratboy with a beer keg, the DLC spam is downright criminal and the game is pretty much abandoned at this point.

Alright so first off, I've never played one of these 'Hidden Object Games', as the demographic for such has, as far as I was concerned, been pretty much middle aged women. I do enjoy point and click adventure games but generally the likes of Curse of Monkey Island have a bit more substance to them than hidden object games. I actually initially found this game while looking for all cthulu-related games and apparently this one showed up. There is one tentacled' monster but it most certainly has nothing to do with cthulu mythos. It is, at best, mildly spooky even for the intended audience.

The voice acting is tolerable though corny and the art is certainly nice looking though the manner in which they did some of the 'motion' looked a bit janky. Dissolving between two still images and slightly swaying them side-to-side does not spooky animation make.

The puzzles usually consist of finding item a to use with slot b (they're really big fans of shape-based locks), rinse repeat. There are some amusing moments where the character slays some creepy beast but from a gameplay standpoint it is the exact same as using item a on area b. There are a few legitimate puzzles but they're not particularly fun, though I recall the skull and thread puzzle to be oddly satisfying even if there was little rhyme or reason on how to complete it and you mostly just moved them around.

There is some attempt at horror and I suppose for the genre it could be considered mildly spooky but my own mother wouldn't be the least bit spooked by any of this game so I doubt you'll get much actual 'horror' from it. The story is also terribly predictable and if not for the interesting and beautiful visuals I wouldn't reccommend this game even to the most diehard hidden object game fans.

I think my biggest gripe with the game is how nonchalant the lead character is towards all the goblins and ghoulies and clearly overtly supernatural mumbo jumbo happening around her. Granted it's not actually scary but she seems not to question a single thing in the entire game. Perform a blood ritual? Sure thing! Shoot the scary bat thing that looks like a demon from hell? Just another day in the life of a vaguely victorian betrothed woman! Later in the game the situations got so legitimately ridiculous that when coupled with the character's complete lack of response to pretty much anything I found myself laughing out loud.

So after all was said and done I managed to get about two hours of 'gameplay' into this thing. Someone less adept at problem solving might meander around enjoying the scenery for another half to full hour. Make no mistake, for five dollars canadian this was at least a mildly entertaining use of my time and money but I wouldn't reccommend this game to any but legitimate fans of the genre. If you don't usually play hidden object games, like myself, I doubt there's anything here to give you a wow factor.

At least the plot was about saving the world... and not finding your grandma's missing recipe.

Figured out the big problem with making it run. Disable UAC and Steam Overlay. Then following the instructions everyone gives. On the plus side I can play the game. On the downside... it's kinda overrated and not how I remember it.

I will say that it looks gorgeous with max settings, and runs slick and smooth on my pc. It also handles ambience and music exceptionally well. It does have some confusing AF storytelling techniques and I'm more than a little lost even having played the previous game. Gameplay is a bit hit or miss... and I feel it doesn't make enough use of the modern scifi setting, relying on weird flashbacks... sort of.

First off let me admit that I'm not a big Marvel fan. The teams in their franchises I like are the X-Men, Spiderman, Daredevil, Punisher, and Ghost Rider (sometimes). None of these heroes above make any real entrance into this game save for the Civil War DLC, which I'm still unsure if it has a mission or not.

Lego Avengers is lacking a lot of the humor and charm of the previous titles, and it is annoyingly fond of breaking up gameplay with cutscenes and quick time events. There's one level that is so bad, in fact, that trying to go back and collect everything is incredibly difficult because you've got a limited time between cutscenes before the next one pops up.

The best Lego games have been, for me, the Lego Batman series, starting with the second when they did their own unique stories with their own dialogue. You can really see the humor and cleverness behind the writing but with this... the only unique dialogue seems to have been phoned in and its endless fetch quests with little characters. Again, I've got a DC bias but Lego Batman 3 blows this game out of the water.

Nominated for best use of a farm animal in a game, for evil space cows that steal your credits.