DivineSilverDingo 最近的评测

Scott the Woz Gets a Day Job, goes as well as expected.

Finally! A game made specifically for people with ADHD!

Like many before me, I was turned onto this game by a video on YouTube. I've always been a fan of Point and Click adventures, with all the little details and small things in them. I think this was beautifully done, with wonderfully painted backgrounds, and lovely music playing throughout. All the puzzles were entertaining and the environments were incredibly charming and quaint.

Just a wonderful experience all around.

And I'm not afraid to admit that I got a little misty-eyed at the end.

This game heavily reminds me of Detention, which is one of my all time favorite horror games. The heavy use of Taoist exorcism, the gameplay style, the old fashioned furniture and aesthetics, and the general tone of the game all made the game incredibly enjoyable for me. Another way it was like Detention was the unfair blowback it got from people who knew nothing about it (Detention due to its sequel) and it still being a well made game. I highly recommend this for anyone who likes horror games, and anyone who likes that Point-And-Click style.

Really don't have anything to be said beyond the fact that Persona is a really good series, and the fact that Atlus is making it available to people on PC is amazing, and they should 100% be supported for this, because maybe we'll get more Persona games ported to PC, and perhaps, hopefully, Shin Megami Tensei V

So, I'm a fan of anime, Dark Fantasy, and Fallout.

This manages to combine all three of my interests. It has an aesthetic I really like, which is urban dark fantasy, and manages to fit it really well with the full fantasy parts. The gameplay is unique compared to the other Soulsbornes I've played, and the characters are all fantastic.

I recommend it purely for the aesthetics alone, honestly, which do take from a mix of Post Apocalyptic Works and Soulsborne.

This was an absolutely phenomenal experience the whole way through.

The aesthetic and presentation was top notch, the music is absolutely gorgeous, and the gameplay is tight and fast paced.

I absolutely recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the cyberpunk genre and likes playing things strategically.

Don’t know why I slept on this for so long, honestly. It’s a really great game.

The driving’s smooth, the action’s nice and intense, pretty good story behind it, and the city is nice and vibrant and feels alive. The one thing I think stands out especially is the Police missions, and I wish there were more of them.

Also I sometimes can’t do missions and will drive around randomly until a song I’m listening to on the radio ends. The driving is just that great.

As everyone else says:

Ignore the recent review bomb. I'm here to support the devs, and this is my first review.

Detention was possibly my favorite horror game of 2017. Why?

It was intelligently written, understated, and intensely terrifying. Even after the most terrifying part of the game was over, it kept me on edge and tense. When the game ended, I sat for a while thinking about what I had just played, and the history behind it.

I still occasionally play my favorite parts, and plan on doing another full playthrough, it was just that damn good.

SO yeah, ignore the Review Bombers, and just get it!