Dr. Noise 最近的评测

Of the 20+ hours I've spent playing this I've had fun for maybe 10. The other 10 is just non stop back and forth trips because every area needs something you don't have. There's no real guidance on the best path to not waste your time so it's just constant time wasting.

Aside from that it's just relentless death after death after death after death. Because being equipped with the right needs for the situation is a everlasting struggle.

More than half my time is just backtracking and endless death never knowing if you're in any way prepared for any given area. If I finish this game it'll be out of spite. I tend to value my time more so I'll just play something that isn't a non stop ope-fest. Ope, you're in this area too early. Ope, you don't have the right abilities. Ope, better back track and start a whole new area that MIGHT have the ability you need, if you even have the ability needed for THAT area. Opeopeopeope.

I guess if you're the type that likes doing the same thing 500 times, and needlessly back tracking large areas, this is your bag. I'm obviously in a minority here, and I'm okay with it.

Pretty great time! Upgrades for the cars are simple, driving the car is easy (though mastering them can be challenging), and the goals are straight forward. Go the fastest! It's just a good time and I've enjoyed it.

It feels like a game I'd have played in the 90's that's full of great, but basic/simple ideas that looks and plays like a smooth and enjoyable modern game.

If any of that sounds like a good time for you, then you'll have a good time with this. Give it a go!

It's a short game, but REALLY well done. I enjoyed it. The art is fantastic. And I believe this game was a school project? None of my school projects were this cool. :)

It's a great time. And clearly going to be in "early access" until the year 2143. lol

I enjoy the game quite a bit. It's a fantastic new take on the old WCW/WWF games from Aki. Lots of new mechanics, lots of hidden gems. Tons of fun moves. I also enjoy they took a bit more arcade approach.

I don't personally need a ton of bells & whistles when it comes to additional modes, so I'm not as concerned about what others seem to expect out of the game. This game already has far more in it than the games it is tributing. And, with some proper support, it could see many great updates over the course of time to add some of those things folks feel are missing.

Whatever the future may hold, I'm happy to support AEW in their first video game outing. I've enjoyed it. Though, the DLCs/pricing are way overblown. I was still willing to purchase all the DLCs after the initial one once everything went on a sale, but even then. I'm tired of this DLC crap in most games.

Fantastic sequel. The feel of the first game is still here, present, and perfect. The graphics are outstanding. I have been playing it on my triple screen setup with the highest graphics settings and to say it's immersive is an understatement.

I appreciate that when running the game at 5760x1080, it also uses the entire screen area as opposed to letterboxing or shrinking when cut scenes play out. It stays full resolution the whole time. It makes exploring the areas much more exciting.

As for the controls in battle, they are slower than the first game, a bit more of a realistic flow in movement. Everything feels much more weighted. I sometimes wish it was a bit faster, but honestly... it's really really good just the way it is.

The first game was so good, all I wanted in the 2nd was a new story. Maybe a few new ideas or enhancements along the way to what made the first so fantastic. And that is quite simply what they did. I appreciate that.

I hope this review helps your decision. I feel like I'm very much getting my 50 dollars worth, and I'm looking forward to replaying it once I complete the full story. Here's hoping that this game also gets a VR release like the first one did. Senua's world is so fantastic in VR.

More than anything, this is a smaller company that ended up under the Microsoft banner. Microsoft has been killing off many of their game studios of late. Ninja Theory has fortunately not been one of those cuts. But, in these very crappy times for the video game industry, I hope anyone and everyone interested in this title will grab it up and support Ninja Theory. They are doing things larger studios would never take on, creating something unique and taking chances. This is the only way any of us will ever get new and exciting titles.

I know for me, anyways, I'm entirely sick of the same old same old in TV, Movies, and games. Much love, Ninja Theory.

Maybe there's other games like this one, but I've never played them. Similar ideas, like 'Inside' and games such as that, but this one feels unique. Seeing these Nordic fables come to life is pretty awesome, too. I don't enjoy stressful/scary sections of games. But, this time around, I did.

I hope more games take new approaches like this. Basically, it feels like the developers had full control to make the unique game they wanted to and then went ahead and succeeded at it.

I bought this like 6 years ago and finally got around to playing it all the way through. Great game. Fantastic animation. The controls are fluid and well done. It's a great time and it has a nice story that plays out, too. I'd say give it a go!

Never had any Playstation systems so I never got to play these games. Starting with #4 seems to work out just fine, though. I'm sure there's stuff I'm missing that's calling back to previous games, but I'm never left in the dark on anything. So, if you've never played these games, try it out! If you like the 3 newest Tomb Raiders & games of that nature, this one is super fun.

Enjoying this new project plenty. Looking forward to seeing how it progresses. Really looking forward to the planned PNG imports for track building. Will make life easier building outside the track editor and importing.