Art1f1c1al 1d10t 最近的评测

DLC Character gallore! This is as greedy as you can get with a fighting game.

Only bought this to play as Menat... and yeah, the game is underwhelming.

In absence of an F-Zero game, you can play this!

Amazing visuals, diverse race modes to compete in! It offers customization, while limited, it offers some extra variety to the limited list of vehicles you can pick from.

New devs are spitting in the original Kickstarter backer's mouths by censoring the game AND ART BOOKS THEY ALREADY OWN.

It's a great game, don't get me wrong, but the content it offers is lacking. With a limited cast of charming characters, playing arcade or survival modes will 100% of the time end up in repetition, fighting the same characters in a different color scheme.

IT TOOK THEM 5 YEARS TO GIVE US NEW CHARACTERS?! I already stopped caring about this game by then!

If you like repetition, and boardgames, you'll love this game.

Cute art-style, and interesting concept-- could work better on an actual board game-- but feels dull in a videogame.

Fun concept, horrible devs.

A board game/date-sim that is all about simping TOTALLY AGE-OF-CONSENT HIGHSCHOOL STUDENT MONSTER PEOPLE... yes, these characters are between 18 to 25-ish for some stupid reason.

This game is best enjoyed ironically with your buddies, the gameplay is easy to pick up and fun, the story is alright, and the attitude of the game towards itself makes things even better! The biggest problem is that about 60% of the cast you have to simp for are bland, cliche, and un-charming; most of the time you'll feel forced to interact with them at all.

Sometimes the game tries too hard to be funny, but it's nothing that will make you cringe to death. And up to 4 people can play this ONLINE or locally. If you are playing online with your buds, you need some sort of voice chat thing going on, since this game will ask players to discuss things for certain decisions.

Some knuckle heads play this unironically and will make guides on how to get X character to like you... but really, REALLY? The least seriously you play this game the better.

If you like South Park, and you liked XCOM Enemy Unknown... this game is perfect for you!

This game is fun and allows you to customize your character's looks (limited to the show's art style) and abilities, which is pretty neat!
With a lot of call backs to the show, and that characteristic sense of humor, you'll have a blast through this game, it's almost as if you are watching an actual episode! Including the "moden south park unsatisfying ending" tradition, sadly... BUT the game's worth playing!

AVOID THIS GAME IF YOU HAVEN'T WATCHED THE SHOW, YOU WON'T GET MOST OF THE JOKES.

The best game in the series in my opinion.

Not perfect, but as close as the series can get! (specially if you can get some mods into it like "Vox Populi")

This game is the last thing of when I hear the words "horror videogame".

Don't get me wrong, it is fun if you have friends to play it with, it can offer a couple hours worth of laughs and screams of surprise from the cheesy jumpscares. This period of fun's life span is indirectly proportional to how smart you and your friends are, and how long it takes you to figure out the "mechanics" of the "game".

This game is limited by a lazy gameplay, all you do is collect things and run from some monster lady that jumpscares your character to death. It grows old fast, and it becomes annoying. It feels as if someone published their Unity school project, it's not a bad game, just unfinished and amateurish.

Cartoony graphics are a tough to get used to if you are transitioning from Civ V. They are not bad, I grew to like them as time went by.

Along with its pretty visuals, this game drags along a series of improvements to the Civ experience, as well as massive downgrades and "baby-downs".

This game is basically dumbed-down Civ V, victory conditions are simpler, and less balanced. Most new mechanics work in isolation from the others, sometimes it feels like you are doing homework instead of playing a Civilization game.

Also, if you are like me and dislike corporations shoving "diversity" down your throat or virtue signaling for a quick buck, this game has a lot of that, to the point of it being so blatantly obvious you cringe and want to refund the game after 200 hours of play.

In conclusion class, get Civ V if you are on a budget-- if you want something different to Civilization V, and you have more money on your pocket, check ouy Humankind-- it's besically what this piece of garbage wanted to do... but DONE RIGHT (as far as the trailers show, this game hasn't released by the time of this review)