Bluepixie 最近的评测

I've been putting off playing this for years now and finally gave it a go. Ultimately, I feel it's inferior to it's predecessor in that the atmosphere is severally lacking and combat is now completely at the focus. I was expecting survival horror and instead found a gory shooter. Perhaps if it had veered further into the area of B-movie it would have worked for me. As it stands though, I'd recommend the original for survival horror fans and this one to shooters.

I've been playing this on and off for years now (since 2008!) and finally knuckled down to finish it this year. The pacing as with many of Zelda\Metrodvania games, can be a bit iffy in places but once more 'forms' are introduced it becomes much more interesting. With a unique art style and atmosphere the game delivers highly in presentation. The bosses are spectacular and genuinely creepy as well as challenging. Highly recommend to fans of the genre and exploration fans.

Another World is a triumph of style and design from a time when games were unapologetically difficult but rewarded the player for perseverance. The next screen always holds a surprise and challenge to be overcome which required a bit of logic, planning, quick reflexes and at times lateral thinking to overcome.

There’s a life lesson in that I reckon.

Compulsive, brutal, mesmerising and disturbing; razor sharp 8-bit visuals infuse with a thumping soundtrack both defining the pace and atmosphere in an almost sickeningly glorified presentation of ultra-violence. For all of its dark subject matter the frantic learning cycle of repeated player deaths and satisfying tactical combat makes Hotline Miami a stunningly engaging top-down shooter. Uniquely essential but not for the faint of heart.

Beautifully fasinating. Despite it's linear 'gameplay' free form it's a captivating and effecting experience that remained with me long after playing.

Short but sweet. Boss battles and QTE aside, this is Lara at her best: exploring amazing locations and solving puzzles.

Cyrostasis is an excellent horror shooter which despite some technical issues, delivers a chilling and captivating experience. Probably the most concise way of describing the game would be Doom meets System Shock, on an icebreaker. If you have any interest in either of these titles I'd give this a play.

While maybe not being as ambitious as the Penumbra series, by focusing on the story and atmosphere it makes for a more cohesive experience. One of the scariest games ever made and a must for adventure fans.

I'm a sucker for pretty isometric games so I'd normally give a word of caution if I like one. However, LCATGOFL (hahahaha) is rather good across the spectrum. The highlight is the central co-op play which is perfectly balanced between combat, puzzle solving, exploration and griefing. Dropping your partner into a pit of traps accidently or not remains highly amusing throughout as is beating the various challenge temples, bosses and level achievements.

Lara has made a seamless transition into a more arcade like title, well worth your time! Just make sure you have someone to play it with you, it's most certainly designed for two.