Louis 最近的评测

DL1 was a masterpiece, DL2 missed the mark - DL: The Beast, is everything I wanted from DL2 and more. I'm only a few hours in, but Castor Woods looks phenomenal, night-time is as tense as the first game, and the dismemberment mechanics are gnarly.

Edit: 29th May, after the most recent patch.

This game, to put it mildly, is a complete disappointment in terms of its performance on my setup – even when forced to operate under the lowest possible settings. Despite employing a 9700k & 4070Ti configuration – a setup that just flawlessly ran Miles Morales at max settings, hitting a solid 120fps with DLS Quality – this game still sputters, stumbles, and strains, pushing my CPU to its absolute limit. Texture loading is erratic, audio sporadically crackles, and those pervasive, pesky stutters? They're still there, regardless of how long I allow everything to compile prior to play. In no uncertain terms, I can't recommend this. Do not buy this.

Original Review

I'm absolutely gutted to write this, but wow, the PC version of The Last of Us is a letdown of epic proportions. It's so sub-par in its optimisation that it's bordering on absurd. I braved the storm of negative reviews at launch and decided to give it a whirl. But man, what an unplayable mess it turned out to be.

We're talking about textures that refuse to load, stuttering visuals, and audio that crackles like a bonfire. I was really looking forward to experiencing this game; all I'd heard were glowing reviews. But I sure didn't want my first impression to be tarnished by a shoddy PC port like this.

My advice? Hold off on buying this for at least half a year, or even better, a full year. It's a sad joke, and I genuinely hope PlayStation rethinks its decision to work with Iron Galaxy. Seriously, give Nixxes a call next time, will ya? Thanks.

Hogwarts Legacy isn't perfect, far from it. At the time of writing, the game suffers from severe performance issues, but looking past that, the game is undoubtedly worth a playthrough. The story can be predictable, but the spectacle of Hogwarts, Hogsmeade, and the entire world never ceases to impress. There are very slight details throughout the world that give this game the magical feeling any fan of the source material would appreciate (especially the attention to small details!). It's clear that the developers are fans at heart, and it shows! There's room for this game to grow, and I hope to see future DLC content that further expands the narrative.

8/10

The Wolf Among Us is a phenomenal game. I recently played through the entire "The Walking Dead" series by Telltale (same Developer); given how much I enjoyed playing through those games, I decided to pick this up and see what it was all about. The story is engaging, graphic, intriguing, and, most importantly, well-written and accompanied by excellent voice acting. The Wolf Among Us plays out as a 5 episode series in which you constantly reflect on your choices, their subsequent consequences and how they adapt the story thereon.

I thoroughly enjoyed my play-through and intended to replay the entire story with a drastically different approach to my choices to see how things would've changed. I'm also now invested in reading through the source material on which this story is based.

The Wolf Among Us is undoubtedly worth your time and your money.

10/10