Batmonkey 最近的评测

If L4D2 and Bioshock had a baby in Wales, this is what it would look like.

Fantastic game. It's like Civ 5 stumbled down a dark alley into an interdimensional portal, got high on ogre steroids and pixie dust, then decided to host a dragon rave in Skyrim after the High Technoshaman declared it the chosen successor to Warcraft 3.

There are few perfect things in this world. And when those aren't available, there are pills here.

I got this game for free over 10 years ago. It's my most played title. It has made me the monkey I am today, and turned me into the Ghost of Christmas Present.

Infinitely replayable. Hundreds of mods. A game design so elegant it reminds one of chess after your first 1k hours. Will run smoother than silk on the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ laptop you have.

There's a reason that it's one of the most played games on Steam after 12 years. Incredible value if you get it on sale, but even at full price it's got more content and better value more than most of the AAA games out at $70 today.

I've played this game on and off since the original "The Secret World" came out. I loved the original, but it had significant performance issues on my hardware at the time that prevented me from playing regularly.

A couple of years later I picked up Secret World Legends, as I missed the immersion and amazing storytelling of the original (and had better hardware). I was pleased to find that they had kept the role-playing and world building intact. However, Legends combat and character building system was a significant downgrade from the original's skill trees, and resulted in a less satisfying combat experience than I'd remembered.

However, even though I preferred The Secret World, I have to say that this game is worth the time to download and try it out. The story alone makes it worthwhile. It's not really an MMO at this point, more a single player experience due to the low population count, but most missions can be accomplished solo. The graphics and performance are somewhat middling for a game in 2024, but the designs, writing, and acting are so good that the glitches don't really break your immersion.

It's also unique gaming experience - there's still really nothing out there like it. The world is incredibly vibrant and horrifying, the characters have extensive backstories, and you're constantly discovering new twists. Plot lines can stretch over hours. It's like the best parts of the x-files, lovecraftian horror, and dc comics happening all at once. It will suck you in, and it's one of those games you'll keep coming back to - despite it's issues. It's very easy to put in dozens of hours and never feel like you're grinding.

All in all, by today's standards, this is a 7/10 game - but it's one I recommend that everyone try at least once. In its own way, it's a forgotten masterpiece that displays a depth and ambition far beyond what passes for gaming worlds these days.

Overall, 9/10 given the dev dedication to improvements and the game master element. The P2W element is minor, and P2W currency can be earned in game. The two gameplay modes (Bugs and Bots) make for a great mix of tactics, and each game ends up being unique. Fantastic graphics, excellent gameplay, and an amazing amount of immersion for a 3rd person shooter. The universe, while over the top, is exceptionally well fleshed out, and each planet feels unique.

I also want to shout out to the community, which overall is excellent and exceptionally helpful. This one has legs that could last a couple of years should the dev team and game master keep up the good work.

Minor gripes: Movement is clearly designed with the PS5 controller in mind, so does feel a bit slow in comparison to similar titles designed for the PC. Lack of a jump (unless a jump pack is equipped) feels a bit clutzy, and much of the terrain can cause snags and pauses as the auto-climb feature engages. There is no climbing over obstacles taller than the helldiver. Precision aiming is somewhat clunky as well. Stealth mechanics are present, but not very consistent, and there's no indication of stealth or alert status. The battlemap (at the time of this writing), doesn't show supply lines, which are a key strategic element in choosing which planet to begin operations on. Weapons, especially new weapons, often have hilariously fatal bugs. Sound cues, particularly when you have enemies coming up behind you, need to be louder and more evident, especially when aiming, as your FOV is completely reduced.

Some tips for beginners:

1) You'll want voice chat. Text chat will kill you.

2) Start with fighting bugs - this is a standard horde mode. Mobility is king for this game mode, as most enemies, particularly in the early levels, are melee based. If you've played L4D2 or a similar zombie horde shooter, many of the strategies you've used successfully there will translate here. Mid to short range weapons will be your best bet - shotgun as your primary is an excellent bet.

3) Bots are much more strategic and tactical. You'll want heavier armor and armor piercing weapons. 90% of enemy damage is projectile or lasers, so use cover and be ready for ranged fire. For primaries - snipers do ok here if you can keep range, but lasers really shine in this mode.

4) Learn your stratagems to the point you have them memorized. Always prioritize REINFORCE if a teammate is down, and try to place it near their corpse if possible.

5) You will die. A lot. Many times by your teammates hand. Remember kids, friendly fire isn't. In fact, all fire is very unfriendly, even when wielding a flamethrower. If you happen to be on fire, stop, drop and roll (hit ALT on the PC). Hitting ALT to dive will also remove most temporary conditions, including bile.

Overall, if you liked L4D2, Starship Troopers Extermination, WWZ, or B4B, you will get your $40 worth fighting bugs. If you liked COD, CSGO, Darktide, Vermintide, or Days Gone, you will get your $40 worth fighting bots.

Final advice, if you are looking for smoking hot helldivers in a zip code near you, remember to have your C1-PERM filled out and ready to go in case of prophylactic failure.

Hands down the best recreation of the D&D tabletop experience that I've ever played. Multiplayer is a blast.

Only early access game I've ever bought that was worth the $ as is. Still a bit rough around the edges, but you'll get your money's worth while they iron it out. There's an enormous amount of potential in this title, but even if they left it as-is it's an amazingly fun game.

Hits that sweet spot between tactical, operational and strategic gameplay while maintaining the action at a level most FPS games struggle with. The teamwork dynamics are baked into the gameplay, and do an excellent job at driving positive team dynamics - very reminiscent of L4D2. The graphics are solid, gorgeous in spots, and the game engine handles the hordes and large player teams exceptionally well. If you want to see 16 people from 5 different countries, all speaking different languages somehow make themselves into a cohesive military unit in under 30 minutes, join up and do your part!

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Amazing game. Completely blows other MMORPGs out of the water when it comes to creating a living, breathing world. Combat is top tier, the horizontal progression system is incredibly engaging, and exploration is rewarded, encouraged, and constantly expanded. If you're coming in as a new player, you literally have hundreds of hours of content to explore before you even touch the paid expansions. The normal grind of most MMOs has been replaced by flexible questing and a self-directed progression model. Class progression is well laid out, flexible, and easy to understand - yet still complex enough to make each build unique. If you liked WoW's old class tier system, this is just as powerful and easier to use, with a much greater depth of character creation enhanced by superior graphics.

There's no subscription model, so it's an amazing value when it comes to your gaming investment. There's also the capacity to convert earnable in-game currency to purchase DLC. Hands down the best MMORPG I've played, and I've been playing since WoW came out in 2006.

RDR2 with zombies, motorcycles, and a variety of both infected and non-infected wildlife that give Far Cry a run for its money. I normally don't like console to PC ports, but this one is excellent. If you liked Dying Light, this is right up your alley, and honestly I'm having more fun with it overall.

There are few perfect games in this world. This is one.

If EA had simply re-skinned this game, they would have made millions more than the 2017 version. Yes, this is literally light years better than EA's effort a decade later.

Thank you Steam for reopening the servers.