CubeOfMeat 最近的评测

More Hollow Knight, what more can be said?

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I waited years since playing Aggro Crabs first game Going Under to finally get my claws on this one. I was so happy that it lived up to my expectations and more. A wonderful spin on the souls like games as a whole, with a great message behind it. I can’t wait for Aggro Crabs next game! 🦀

No game has made me more patriotic than this one.

You were good son…Maybe even the best…

One of the best non FromSoftware souls-like we've ever gotten

Absolute chad of a game. Charges $2.99 to play where other games would charge $60 for less features. Lets you refund your upgrades to constantly try something new. Dopamine rush to narrowly escape a moshpit of monsters. Everyone needs this game. Everyone.

Compared to the other Burnout games in the series like Takedown this game is really lacking variety. Sure there are 75+ cars to unlock and most of them do feel different from one another, but the unfortunate thing about Paradise is it's all on one map. Once you've done the big loop a few times, you've really seen it all. There is a great gameplay loop and it never feels like you stop. Sometimes it good to break up the monotony of race/hunt/takedowns with a crash (yes you can do the crash on demand feature, but its less thought through vs older titles).

If you like the loop, the game is great. If you don't, its a fun few hours and that's about it.

Update:
After 8 long months of no meaningful updates, the Winter 2022 update came along and proved to us that 343 is doing right to get the game back on track. Finally there are fixes to the jank mouse aim, and leaves it more inline with how mnk feels with other games on pc. Forge, and the suprise edition of the custom game browser shows that 343 is listening to feedback, and (hopefully) with less influence by certain executives at 343 and MS, this game can really make a stellar comeback. Time will only tell what happens to the franchise so the only thing do it so wait. As more updates release, the schedule gets faster. And with forge, Infinite has...well infinite amount of content. 2023 could shape up to be a great year for Halo, and if 343 can continue on this road, us fans are in for a real treat.

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Originally, Halo Infinite was the game to finally fix all our issues with the 343 era of Halo. Great new art direction, and gameplay back to it's roots was a very promising start. Although the campaign was fine, the multiplayer was the true star, and for a while I truly wanted to believe that Halo would be back in a big way.

Unfortunately, after the rose tinted glasses were taken off, we could see that Halo Infinite was lacking core features (many of which have yet to return), and key game modes and tools that the community would use to continue to grow the franchise to new heights. How could a game release touting a live service, and yet go 6+ months without any major content releases. We were promised monthly "drop pods" of updates that ended up being bi or tri-monthly. The state of the game on PC is absolutely atrocious, with many lower end systems suffering un-optimized performance, not to mention the latency issues that plague mouse and keyboard.

Most Halo fans rejoiced when the game launched early - but poor management and developers who couldn't care less about the future of the game have eventually driven it into the ground. Ironically, Battlefield 2042 (which had a worse release, plagued by even more issues) has seen a steady stream of releases/bug fixes. I'm almost certain that game will end up community positive where I have very little faith 343 can pull back the long term fans that built and supported the franchise since 2001.

It is a sad year to be a Halo fan. Don't support 343 until they can actually provide the community with what we had 10+ years ago.

THIS GAME IS NOT READY.

If you can sift through all of the immersion breaking bugs (and there are a lot), there is a rich world full of detail, interesting characters, fun questlines, and interesting gameplay mechanics. Of the time that's not dampened by bugs and shoddy performance, it is great to get lost in one of the most well crafted open worlds I've played in a while. For now, the highs make you feel like you really are a part of Night City. The lows...well, I'm pretty sure everyone has seen the bug compilations, I don't need to explain further.

Can I recommend playing this game in its current state? Not at all, but 6 months down the road when stability is increased please give this a play through.