Callipos 最近的评测

I like collecting the monsters but collecting the monsters make you over-levelled as you have to explore the awful map if you want to find the new monster codes and can't skip fights (you come across monsters while traveling). Even if you don't explore the map to find stuff it's very easy to not die as in this game enemy doesn't move the board. Once you get used to the gyro mechanic the game becomes trivial so I'm not sure if I'm gonna finish it. The game doesn't even come close to the depth of the original Puzzle Quest. The gyro mechanic is something I haven't seen before so that's something but I prefer the usual match-3 if I had the choice.

Coming back to the map it's like a maze and you have limited view of it. You can see a bigger bird's eye view but that is also limited, not the full map. They expect you to draw or figure out the full map by checking the bird's eye view to find out where you haven't been yet. The controls for the map navigation suck too. Music, sound effects and story is ok I guess. I'm on Stage 3. If my opinion changes I might update my review but this is very underwhelming.

climbing mechanic is fun. trying to guess if you can make a jump or if you need to sprint jump is fun. music is good when it plays. it's a shame many of the artworks had to be removed from the game. I played the game with a trainer to save my progress. even then it was challenging enough to be enjoyable for me. there are also two elevators in the game. one letting you skip a small part at the start and the other lets you skip half the way to the top and you can get off it anywhere you want provided you can land somewhere safe.

the game is not well-optimized. the audio settings are almost non-existent. there should've been separate audio sliders for the music, sound effects and speech and subtitles. the mouse sensitivity always reset to max randomly which also means your right gamepad stick sensitivity. game can be played with an xbox type controller from start to finish with full functionality although it says controllers are not supported. just don't expect to change the keybinds. there are many references to things you might know from the past and also popular culture. the commentary might feel random but then again the assets are random. it's a hodge podge of different cultures and things but some thought went into forming themes in places and it's beautiful.

I didn't enjoy how the shaking mechanic is implemented so much so that I killed the rat right at the start. the bar should fill 3 or 4 times faster. I didn't enjoy it neither with the mouse or the gamepad. interesting little game. the joke stops being funny pretty quickly. a few jump-scares. not overdone. lots of gore and gross stuff. every action needs you to charge your mouse up and since I don't enjoy this mechanic thumbs down from me.

Rerelease with some bug fixes and proper controller support. That's cool but why is the game locked at 30 fps now? Old version was in 60.

I didn't think the ending was bad as I accidentally saw someone say it was. now I'm going on the premium adventure for the few side stuff I missed. now I can keep job costumes on and my party's merged. it's kinda awesome. I'll have a look at the new game+ as it was a paid DLC. 10/10 game if not for the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DLCs and 70$ launch price. I deduct 3 points for those and little nitpicks of mine, so 7/10. it's a great game.

First impression: It's better than every pokemon game out there. enough said.

The game is a lot of fun and addicting. The story is good although some dialogue tend to go on for too long. The writing is ok. Not amazing. A few chuckles here and there. The graphics are nice but some textures aren't updated enough for a modern pc. I think this was a PS Vita game before it was ported to PC. You can see the jaggies in the backgrounds or some objects etc. Music and sounds are great but there should've been more sound options in my opinion. Going back to writing there are numerous mistakes in translation and also some typos. Some in-game messages don't make sense because of it but these are just nitpicks probably. Battles are turn-based. In Hacker's Memory there is an element of tactics added for important battles.

I don't like the way the game handles new game plus. First of this is two separate games packaged in one, so if you want to play the main game and then Hacker's Memory you'll be disappointed to know that you can't use your digimon from your main game in your Hacker's Memory save. For that to work you need to finish both games once. After that you can freely transfer your digimons in either game's new game plus. Some achievements look like filler. They say oh you made it to chapter 4 or something. There are also meaningful achievements but there is no achivement for getting every digimon in the game. For the final digimon line you need to play a new game plus after you beat Hacker's Memory. Assuming you played the main game first that means finishing both games and then presumably rushing through an ng+ cycle until you can grind the last digimon.

Speaking of grind it is really manageable and it's fun unlike pokemon games. There are lots of helpers for it. There are digimons that increase your exp gain as well as items and when you get experience all of your digimon in your party (up to 11) get the same experience so it's not dividing between active members or one needs to be in battle etc. which is what people got used to from pokemon games. As you battle you scan the digimon and when the scan rate is 100 or higher you can "capture" that digimon. It is called converting in this game. You convert your scanned digimon data into being. This doesn't take much time at all because of the random battles. As you progress the game you get lots of abilities that adds QoL to your game. You don't need items for them although you also get items for some of them. Your character gains abilities according to the types of digimon you have in your party. I think the game is fun because discovering digimons are fun because they're really imaginative and unique.

There are gacha digimon coin machines scattered around the world which give out, you guessed it, digimon coins. There are over 700 of them. I think I got like 450 or something at the end but I have no energy left in me to play this game any more. I didn't actively check the machines till I was like halfway throughout the main game because I was saving money but I doubt I'd get them all even if I did. They're nice to look at especially for me because I used to collect digimon pogs.

I think this game is great despite its shortcomings. I knew some of the digimons as I watched the original run of season 1 of the anime, so there was also a little bit of nostalgia for me. I'd give it an 8/10.

don't believe people saying it's the worst souls game. it's the best one and it's also the one with the most content if you get the DLCs. people saying it's bad because it's doing some things different than dark souls 1 and they don't wanna get out of their comfort zone and adapt. I barely touched dark souls 3 after the achievements but I keep getting back to this game. it's so good.

An ok game ruined by f2p business model. After level 6 it gets very obvious. Suddenly all rewards stop and enemies start killing you to nudge you into buying stuff. If you want a genuine Puzzle Quest experience get the first game (I think this was also released for Switch recently) or the second if you can. Heck, even Galactrix is better than this.

The UI is obviously made for mobile. No effort's been made to make a UI fit to PC. You can only attack if you match skulls or use spells but enemies somehow attack every turn even if they didn't match skulls or use any of their spells. Game doesn't remember my graphics settings. I set it to 165 fps, yet it always starts at 30 fps. I either need to restart the game or change the options in the settings back and forth.

I finished two acts. Loving it so far. I might update my review later. I played a couple of the NES Castlevania games. It is different than those but it doesn't mean it's bad. I like the presentation of it. The cinematics are really nice. Music could've been better but the game is fun either way.

Great turn-based and real time strategy mix. You build turn-based but fight like RTS. The DLCs are harder than the base game but they are a lot of fun too. Remaster is not perfect but it's good. When your empire becomes huge the new lists feature comes very handy in management. Alternatively you could also auto-manage and let the game AI handle your growth but I like managing myself. The music is the same as the original. Some sound effects trigger a lot less frequent and are quieter and advisor VAs are removed unfortunately. The new graphics look nice. The battles are fun. If you get bored, you could also auto-resolve the battles.