Triplight 最近的评测

vibes like a mix of dark souls and resident evil. Solid puzzles, immersive story, fun but dark.

This game isn't Monster Hunter, it's Monster Killer. The fights are fun and the movement and animations are great, but there's zero challenge.

Every monster is tracked by satellites so you know exactly where they are at all times, you just open your map, select one you want to fight, then auto run to it on a chicken horse that makes the gorgeous environment nothing but a background you barely notice.

Same for all resource nodes, no more need for exploring it just tells you where everything is because you accidentally auto ran past them an hour ago.

Zero grind, if that's you thing. Only takes a couple quick 5 minute fights to get most armors and weapons.

The story quests are basically reverse escort quests that will make you wish you were delivering wyvern eggs again.

There's 30 menus of just trying to play with a friend for 5 mins.

Overall the game is fun, but constantly gets in it's own way to make it not fun. Worth playing if you just want to fight big monsters in the way a child plays with a magnifier and ants

Exactly like my childhood in the PNW

Gearbox is getting a lot of hate in these reviews, but I think they did a decent job. yeah, there's some bugs and balancing issues, but I kinda expected that from their first go at the title. Overall I'm really enjoying the ramped up challenge and the added items/survivors

I really love the game, but there's just no way for me to recommend the game until it can be fully played. And, after several games of 4h+ and then suddenly dwarves wont build or eat or whatever other little bug happens and I'm left restarting again, I can pretty well say there's no way to enjoy this game without also hating yourself.

Hands down the best Total War game to date.

Honestly really addictive. This last year has been meh for me and games, there just hasnt been one that has really sucked me in, until Remnant. I cant get enough of it. The atmosphere, graphics, and audio are immersive and the gameplay is fairly repetitive, but also manages to stay fun at the same time. Which is likely due to the procedural generation and difficulty scaling and is that same kind of repetitive as games like Dark Souls where you are constantly feeling challenged and you'll go from easy mobs and exploration to gripping your mouse tight, adrenaline pumping as you try (and repeatedly fail) to beat the next boss

Really looking forward to any future DLC, but the fact that the game procedurally generates the maps and randomizes what quests you have access to and things like that, makes it easy to stay entertained while waiting for whatever comes next.

Beat the game idek how many times now, still having a blast and finding new stuff.

This game is eerie and beautiful and worth every moment

If you enjoyed Zelda, any Zelda, you will like this game. It's been just the right amount of casual and challenging to make a perfect relaxing after work couch game. Lots of nifty secrets to be found and plenty of fun to be had.

You will play the game.
The game will play you.
You will like it.
You will not like it.
You will understand it.
You will have a head full of jellyfish.