chiklay 最近的评测

TL;DR : Highly recommended. Great story, sound, visuals, optimization(runs better than the first game even with the same hardware). Overall a great game.

Before playing this I played KCD1, beat most of the sidequest and DLC overall had a great time and would recommend to every newcomer to try that game first especially since the game takes place literally a few hours after the end of the first one.

Gameplay compared to the first game is much easier to understand and massively improved from sword fighting to using the bow. Despite being easier to control the game is much more challenging the first 10 hours than the last game, an example is in the first game you could easily master strike your way out of a 5 enemy mob whereas here 3 can easily push your crap in if you are not strategic in controlling the fight. Pulling off combos in this game is so rewarding along with the battlecry mechanic you'll feel like a one many army at times scaring off the enemies to the point where they get paralyzed in fear.

Sound design is masterfully done it, especially in the wild when hunting with the right headphones you will be hearing every step and crack of the branch within a small radius. During the big battle you can hear the clanging of metal and arrows flying by the above and side of you.

Story is a better than the first game, side quest were much better written and some had more consequences with the main quest than the previous game. Main characters were all well voice acted , great amount of side characters were as well.

Overall its one of the most immersive medieval games I've played, every mechanic from blacksmithing(which is much better than KCD1) to even praying(and the pilgrimage quest to add) all felt so natural and a joy to do. The only minigame I wasn't a fan of was alchemy this time around because there is no auto make feature(unless I missed it) and because the feature made me feel like I was slowing down too much.

Before I read any review, a thought that kept coming to me was KCD1 being RDR1 and KCD2 being RDR2. Now having completed both games I completely agree with that comparison.

I had a little over 40 hours in KCD1. I easily doubled it with spare change this time around because KCD2 is the definition of a true sequel, an improvement of everything the first game did and more. I highly recommend KCD2 and I hope to see more of this franchise in the future.

Besides the predatory DLC that don't affect the game outside of cosmetics.

This is a great game, beautiful aesthetics, good sound design, well optimized, lore and story telling is good and most importantly the gameplay is fun like a more refined destiny.

3 negatives that affect the gameplay are as follows
Bot NPC enemies can turn into seal team six REAL quick, devil's advocate is you can just ignore them 90% of the time but on the occasional quest where you need to get or activate something it can become a frustrating experience especially in the beginning hours of playing.

Speaking of quest, the only time a item or objective will be highlighted is when you are near the thing you need to get or do meaning you can spend a good few minute constantly looking at the map to make sure you are in the right place. This doesn't always happen but when it does it is annoying.

Lastly the UI is messy. In the beginning hours you will get frustrated at how cluttered is looks but I will be fair and say that after a few games you will realize the only things that matters is ammunitions and quest items which can be highlighted.

As of right now, I would recommend marathon simply because how fun the gameplay is ,the community has been pretty solid so far and the price is okay with me(can be found cheaper outside steam).

Side note: It would have been awesome if this game had a campaign because the lore and storytelling is classic bungie but unfortunately there is none and doesn't seem like they will make one in the near future. If you buy the season pass then you have no one to blame but yourself if sony and bungie start to shift their focus on money grubbing more over improving the game much like destiny 2.

As of right now it is extremely barebone as it only has online tourneys ,exhibition modes and a tutorial.

Overall the gameplay is great , well optimized , great customizations all around. Honestly since it is a free to play game you don't have much to lose but time to give it a try although admittingly the game will get boring real quick.

Sidenote:
If you are interested in playing the mainline NPB game then you would need to make a japanese steam account and buy it or purchase a (imported)copy for the PS5, I currently have it on the PS5 and love it despite my limited japanese. If Konami translated and ported the new entry onto steam it would EASILY be the best baseball sim on the market. The only mechanic that is a little weak compared to MLB the show is pitching but outside of that the gameplay blows the show out the water. So please konami save us from sony SD.

Update 4/18/2026: They are finally releasing an english version of their main series PLEASE GO SUPPORT IT WHEN IT RELEASES. This may be PC baseball fan's only chance to get a decent baseball sim not OOTP on PC.

First game in years , they removed the 2 but the game is still as unoptimized as before even with a RTX5080.

Arcade style FPS based off of Robocop. Can be beaten in 10 hours or less but a fun experience nonetheless especially if you've watched the original movies.

Story feels like an proper sequel to the original trilogy but don't expect award winning writing
Gameplay is arcadey almost like I'm playing time crisis with a mouse at times
Graphics are okay, standard UE4 stuff and optimization is a bit all over the place but having played on a 3070 and 9700xt I had consistent frames above 60 at 1440p no issues.

Overall good game and considering the developer's previous games its a good turnaround from the REALLY generic licensed stuff they usually make.

$40 is a bit much for this short title so I recommend getting it on sale.

I got EA play for $1 just to get the battlefield 6 rewards.
Excluding the F2P battlefields , I've played every single entry from 1942 to console exclusives like modern combat and 1943. This was by far the worst BF I've ever experienced and according to many OG 2042 players it is a night and day difference compared to when it was first released.

The 234 hours I have on this game was 90% AFK lobbies , 5% helicopter lobbies, 5% actually playing the game for weekly challenges. Around 11 hours was legitimately spent on trying to have fun especially with the weekly challenges but the base game is like CoD Warzone but battlefield meaning it did not ever feel like battlefield it felt like a cheap knock off like homefront but at least homefront was cheesy fun this was a bore to play from start to finish. The only legitimate fun I had was playing the BF3/4/BC2 modes which they introduced late into week 2 and by that point many people just went to the AFK lobbies so you were playing with 80% bot lobbies.

Unlikely but I hope DICE and EA(very unlikely) learned from this mistake and make BF6 just as good as BF4 or BF1.

Bought this on a whim. Really happy that I did. Great on steamdeck and awesome value for first time players of this series.

Only complaint is camera movement feels slow on joystick even with settings set high.

Highly recommend playing this first before heading into 2.

Publisher tried to force some dumb requirements , developers tried to test out some e-sportsesque balancing for a PvE game. Both got humbled by the community real quick.

Game is just as fun as it was when it first got released , many gamebreaking bugs have been fixed(random crashes before evacuation or during missions) with the only downside I can think of is the meta that can limit your play style the higher the difficulty. The game becomes very repetitive at that point but so long as you got a great squad you'll still have fun.

its good

Very addicting