CombatIneffective 最近的评测

Great, chaotic co-op fun. The strategem system takes some time to learn, but provides a lot of flexibility for different playstyles. Progression is reasonably paced, and the game is best played with friends or at least in the same discord with others (nobody really uses the in-game voip).

After 1000 hours, it's not quite the same, but still fun. Make of that what you will.

Simple to grasp, and gets very challenging in higher ascension. This is a deck building game, with relics that have upsides and some also have downsides. The trick is to build a deck that complements your relics, has plenty of scaling that increases damage and possibly defense, and is resilient to regular floor fights, elite combats, and boss battles.

Many fun achievements, ascensions scale steadily but are entirely optional, and quite a bit of run variety with three characters to choose from. This game does rely on RNG to some extent, but being somewhat averse to RNG, I was still able to enjoy the game as card and relic choices along with judicious potion use can mitigate most of the randomness.

Bought this at launch and loved every minute of it. Played 500+ hours of the original + Immortal Throne. The changes to restore multiplayer, the addition of a game speed option and other quality of life improvements make it tempting to run this game again. Will likely pick up the new DLC as well, even though this game's running on a (modified) decade old engine. Great game, great price. Highly recommended, though temper your expectations graphics-wise. I'd encourage you to increase the game speed once you get comfortable, as this really helps with the game length (~30 hours for the first playthrough if you take your time and do most of the side quests).

A little mundane at first; there's a lot of information to be conveyed (not information overload, but it pays to read the tutorial screens). The progression of weapons, armor, shields, ship types, and much more keep you playing till the end. Then, in my case starting over on a harder difficulty. There's a lot to like here; the one thing that's a little hard to get used to is the controls are relative to your ship, and not to the screen. I suspect it would have been too easy if they were relative to the screen, but finding that perfect balance of cargo hold, crew capacity and firepower at any given time is great fun.

Qualified recommendation... There's a lot of running around (reminds me of Two Worlds), even with fast travel. The key bindings menu is very finnicky: if you bind two of the same movements to one key, you have to reset to default and try the key binds again. The right-mouse button can't be remapped (in-game anyway). The graphics are, well, a two-year old console game. The textures look better than they were on console, and resolutions work as they should. It's pretty light on resources (constant 120 fps @ 1680x1050 maxed on 4.4 Ghz i7-2600k and two HD 6970s in crossfire).

The actual game is fun, though I found the combos to not really translate that well to keyboard and mouse so I chose changed direction to magic after the first hour or so. I'm about 10-12 hours in, and it's most defnitely a big, long game (though somewhat padded with the running around so much.

No online multiplayer... Uses defunct GameSpy network. No key binding customization at all. Had to edit ini file to get proper resolution. Sadly, it coule be a great game, but I'll never know due to these issues.

First, do NOT buy this for the single player; even with bots "helping" it's an exercise in frustration. That said, Payday 2 is a true joy to play with skilled, teamwork-oriented players. You can earn money and skill points to buy weapons, attachments and customize your character to your playstyle (there are four skill trees, and you can mix and match skills in any or all of them) to be, for example, stealthy and fast at drilling safes, or tough with a specialty in shotguns.

The guns and attachments have some advantages and disadvantages (mostly trading stealth for damage or concealment, for example), but you have to get the mods as rewards for finishing missions, and they can be very expensive but a they make a real difference in gameplay.

The major con is that this game has quite a bit of dlc, and without it you might get a lot of mods and weapons unlocked that you still can't use because you don't have the dlc. Personally I would recommend waiting for a sale and picking up the base game and a couple of weapon dlc packs that suit your playstyle. Getting Armored Transport significantly increases the number of missions and weapons, so if you enjoy the game as much as I think you will, then picking that up is probably a good move too. I would recommend a price point of $20 or less for the game, a couple weapon dlcs, and Armored Transport. I do not have The Big Bank Heist so I can't comment on that.

It's especially fun with people that you've met playing other first person shooters.

I think this game is underrated; there are some bugs and anooying things, which if you've read any other reviews, you will know about. They aren't game-breaking. If you accept that it's not going to be spectacular and are a fan of Alien/Aliens movies, you can suspend your disbelief and it's good fun to kill aliens with the guns you've seen in the movies. Get it when it's on sale (I'd recommend the $5 price point).

If you have limited time for games, there are definitely better ones out there, but getting to use a pulse rifle is quite fun.

Kind of a new twist on the match three, with somewhat unique game mechanics. 64 levels, I think, and modest system requirements. I didn't encounter any bugs that I can recall.