pee door ass 最近的评测

Fun climbing game.
Probably the only friend slop I've played so far that breaks out of the 'genre'.

Broken game, practically unplayable, a plethora of UI and logic bugs:
- Some profile pictures are tinted blue and horizontally mirrored.
- You often have to click on arrows several times (when selecting colours with wildcard/+4; swapping decks with another player).
- Jump-in QTEs sometimes instantly fail/don't register button presses.
- Sometimes, when placing a wildcard/+4, the next player gets to chose the colour instead of the player playing the card.
- When you draw cards due to not having a playable card, the game sometimes starts the next player's turn while you're still drawing cards.
- You can sometimes draw cards when it's not your turn.

Other criticisms:
- The game somehow takes up MORE THAN EIGHT GIGABYTES of space.
- Unperformant, runs slow and feels sluggish and on occasion takes several minutes to startup.
- Requires ubisoft's launcher to run, which adds even more startup time and jankiness.
- All this for 10€, which is around what a physical pack of UNO would cost in real life.

All of these occur both on windows and on linux through proton.

Why don't we just... wait here for a little while... see what happens?

Afraid?
How unfortunate.

This game cured my addiction to cigarettes, then got me addicted to cigarettes.

MmMMmm, yummy ludes.

'a hidden sequence' lookin ass boi

A classic flash game series given new life with new content, better animations and sounds, as well as some subtle background music.
Playing this was very nostalgic and reminded me of my childhood when I would play flash games.
10/10

Pootis.
Spencer.

I find Bioshock Infinite - Please not that this is the only Bioshock game I've played so far - quite linear, which is not necessarily bad, but I've always admired more open worlds. The graphics, Weapons, Mechanics and Story are great, the ending left me a bit unsatisfied and wanting more; it'd be nicer if the game were a bit longer and fleshed out. I believe that certain areas (such as the plazas you enter before the Hall of Heroes) could have been more fleshed out, furthermore, the game gets a wee bit repetitive roughly three-quarters through. All in all, 8/10.

The reason I think this game is great is because it gives you so much freedom, to an extent of course.
The level design is ok, the blocks available are good, although I think there could be a few more.
The physics however, could use a bit of tweaking.