Dr. Noise 最近的评测

I'm not sure I played this game for as long as I had because I enjoyed it or because it was simply addictive. Maybe a little of both, but I'm leaning towards addictive. I don't personally enjoy these types of games usually as they end up just feeling like work. I don't tend to enjoy trying to keep up with all the crap going on. It gets repetitive and just feels like... well... I'm playing the game of work.

That being said, lots of people really do like this style game. And I think this one, even in its early stages, is already accomplishing that. So, for those of you who like these types of games, I feel like you're going to like this one, too.

Haven't reached the end as of writing this, but the puzzles are a good time. For me, they haven't been overly challenging. Only one has stumped me at this point. And as it turned out the solution was painfully obvious. Doh!

Anyways, the story elements are interesting. Not sure how story wise it'll end, yet. But still, based on the mechanics alone with the puzzles and how their solutions are achieved, there's really no misses with this title.

You don't need me to convince you that this game is a great time.

It's a good time.

This review is obviously being made after only the first tape is out. If my feelings change, I imagine they won't, I'll change it in the future.

It's a great story and a really good time exploring the world. I was the same age as the kids in 1995, so it's fun to see the crew at Don't Nod bring the era to life. There's a little inconsistency, but that's to be expected. And that could just be to personal experience of the time in my hometown vs. others. Time/eras do feel different from region to region at least in some ways.

The bullying, the way kids were treated then, the things we cared about, didn't care about, etc. It's represented so well. And when we're in the present with the adult versions, it all feels just right as well.

Anyways, it's a very interesting mystery after Tape 1, characters I care about, and it's left me wanting more. AND, very rarely do I replay these types of games (of which I play many). But, this one I want to replay. Gotta make some different choices and experience the differences.

The music rules, Don't Nod doesn't know how to screw up music.

Anyways, as I keep getting older, despite my best efforts, it can sometimes be difficult to relate to teenage characters. The presentation of this game being in the "present" with the adults reminiscing on their past... I dunno, it makes it easier to feel closer to the kids in what matters to them.

Perhaps that's because their ages align so perfectly with me, but whatever. I'm lovin' it.

It's a good time. i'm a late adopter. Still learning the ins & outs. Overall a very versatile simulator.

It's a great time. Easy to just drop in and have fun.

Great story. A bit slow at first and the sarcastic jokes could come down a good 25%. Seriously, there can be borderline full conversations at the beginning that are just sarcasm and innuendos. Knock it down a peg.

Ocean y, a great continuation for Max's story. I did not buy any of the dlc. I'd certainly like it, but it's overpriced for what it is. At the game's original price point for a digital download, something as small as some clothes and a pet cat should just be included.

Oh and same complaint I had with True Colors. Tell the art director for the main character to learn how to tuck in a forking shirt. Or don't tuck it at all. I guess it's a fashion trend somewhere to look like you just came out of the bathroom and accidentally quarter tucked in a shirt into ugly high rise pants, but it's still a terrible fashion. Stop it. Stop. Stop it. Bad.

Looks like it took me about 12 hours to get through the game. I did an okay amount of extra exploring and I missed a lot of the collectible stuff and other various things you can find. So, I'd imagine there's another couple hours in there for a completionist.

Anyways, games very good! It's not ferociously difficult. So, the story proceeds along pretty nicely while not being a complete hand holding process. The puzzles built in with the rats and what not is definitely interesting.

I am glad I picked this game up. While the plague is obviously embellished with an outside reality story, it is pretty cool to see the overall ruthlessness of the mid 1300s. I'd say... give it a go!

Didn't realize before buying it that they implemented rubber banding AI. Without the ability to turn it off. It's awful. Also, if you're hoping for a different view style other than what you see in the videos, there isn't one. Not that it's a deal breaker, but some may find that view style to be disorienting.

Anyways, the rubber banding Mario Kart style AI nonsense is a deal breaker, so I refunded it.