Ecksark 最近的评测

This is a super early take! Once I’ve played through the game, I’ll 100% come back to re-shape my thoughts.

With that out of the way, wow. This is for sure a SUDA51 game. For those who’ve played his other titles in the past, you’ll instantly get what I’m talking about. This absolute, crazy hot pot of a game is full of his quirky, soulful, and unique ideas. From the visual presentation to the soundtrack, everything feels carefully cherry-picked by what I’d say is SUDA’s strongest suit: a genuine love of the game™.

The overall story and plot presentation had me hooked, and I can already feel it deeply worming its way into my thoughts after just a quick first run. Of course, it’s safe to say this isn’t a “game of the year for everyone” kind of title, or something I think the general populace will completely latch onto. However, for gamers who want something different - something with that classic “this is a video game” feel — there’s really no beating SUDA51.

So far, this title has climbed high on my list of favorite SUDA games, sitting right next to the original NMH. (Who knows by the time I’m done, Romeo might just end up being the #1 boy on my list. Sorry, Travis. 😂)

Hardware-wise, I’ve had no complaints at all. It’s run just fine for me, but this review is more about the game itself and how I’ve enjoyed it, rather than nitpicking performance or comparing how it ran for me versus others.

Can’t wait to play more of Romeo Is a Dead Man!

I LOVE DIGIMON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Honestly, not a bad title.

It's definitely a lot of the same goods from monster hunter; however packaged differently.

Now to start off with the good parts of this game! It's very pretty with it's different locales and grand themes, with grotesque and wild looking monsters at every corner to fill it all in; big pig was a wild rodeo for my first encounter. The weapons in the trial are pretty standard but have different flavors then what'd you'd expect! The fan weapon is an incredibly creative weapon, flying and dancing around with it is spectacular combos that reward the player for flowing through combat and allows you to parry attacks.

The building is an interesting spin to the hunt monsters formula that at first comes off a bit alien but with practice it becomes easy-peezy! From forming giant walls to shield or counter attacks to small torches and jump-pads to assist you. each new build-able felt actually well thought out and use-able way outside of the box.
Music was pretty solid, almost gave the game a studio ghilbli vibe to an extent and is easy on the ears - I wouldn't mind sitting down in the open fields to enjoy it's ambience.

Now for the bad, now as most reviews and videos you might of seen relating to this game around are full on right when it comes to graphics issues from low frames to odd popping of textures, even stuttering; however in my game time these were not super problematic as my frames were fine while hunting and seemed to tank most in cutscenes even with my more than higher spec computer.

Story seems alright but to myself I mostly couldn't be bothered as it's really just a spoon-fed tale of monsters and hunters spun for the latest time, but I will say that funky little cat grandpa is pretty wicked whenever he shows up to be elusive plus his mask is just down right a cool design!

Didn't play with friends and only did hunts online with randoms so I can't talk to hardcore about how online connections is but I'm sure someone down the line here will do that for me.

This game as a whole is something I'd suggest to keep an eye on - perhaps right now it's not up to standard with most players expectation which... Might just be an EA thing, but with what I experienced I'm more than sure that down the line with bug fixes and some work in the shop this game would be a great time for those who enjoy the hunt-genre! Personally I'd suggest waiting for this game to go on sale and let it cook.

Here's to hoping it grows into the shoes it's hoping to fill.

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