Dupmeister 最近的评测

This game is a joy to play. I came here off of Expedition: Viking and its a clear upgrade in all ways. Still has that same vibe, that wrapped in the moment of history feel, the controls are refined, graphics are better, time limit removed and the characters are wonderful. I have played it several times as there are multiple endings depending on your choices.

if you like historical settings and turn based games and great characters, give this a shot.

Some DLCs offer very little for the money. Usually you get a few extra weapons, maybe a character class extra.
This DLC is however worth it. There is a ton of new content. New enemies, new bosses, lots of extra cut scenes, whole new story elements. It almost Felt like a sequel rather then a DLC.

This was a fun game. You get double treat with this game, nice solid Strategy game, and an interesting storyline with cut scenes to spice things up. I thought it might get old after one play through but I have enjoyed it on my 3rd play through so far.

This is a decent enough game, If you like Civ 5, this will feel right at home. the game play is smooth, the mechanics are the same as Civ 5 and the alien landscape provides interesting challenges. Starting a game with space age Tech is also a nice change of pace.

All of that being said, This game does feel more like a mod for Civ 5 then a stand alone game. If you can get it on sale. its worth it.

There are many good things to be said about Stellaris, I enjoyed most of it and have put in over 100 hours so far. The only aspect I found irritating was how the game handled war. Unlike most stratagy games, you don't simply invade and take over territory, instead you make a list of demands before war and when you win, you get those demands and those only. So if you capture 20 systems during a war but only asked for 2 then you get those 2 when you win and the other 18 magically go back to the opponent. There is a point cap in place so you cant just demand the whole empire at once (unless it is a ridiculously small empire).

After my first war I felt exhausted and really didn't see the point in another war, It felt very counter productive.
The upside of all this is that there are numerous mods for this game through the workshop, With a very healthy modding community there is a fix for most pet peeves, including the war demand system so if you don't mind using mods then this game becomes very enjoyable.

Of course this game also updates regularly and each time it does there is a chance that any number of your installed mods will stop working....so there is that.

Over all I would give it high marks as long as you don't mind a very convoluted war system.

This is a decent remake of the original, closer then most have gotten. It retains much of the feel of MOO2, though a few things were annoying. the Hyper lanes were irritating and could have been handled differently, Space combat was a let down, regardless of what you do, its pretty much auto-pilot.

Those were the only points that stood out for me, otherwise the voice acting is amazing, the graphics are sharp, the music is good and the overall flavor of the game keeps with the spirit of MOO and MOO2.

I have been playing this game for 10 years. Civ 3 was a fantastic game and this felt like a natural extension of that game. After this game however, Civ started getting weird and Civ 5 and 6 just are not the same on a basic level. I have played 5 and its ok but the core mechanics are very different from previous versions and it just doesn't have the same soul. While I still load this game up and play for a few days at a time, I just don't feel compelled to play a second round of Civ 5.

Civ 4 will always have a special place in my heart and on my Hard drive.

This is my first time into the series, Since I had not played Orcs and Men, I wasn't sure if I could just jump into this but the game play is very easy to get into and you get hooked fast. the mechanics are fairly intuitive and the pace and feel of the game is pretty balanced. I have always enjoyed stealth games, no matter how many times I play Skyrim and no matter how many times I tell myself that I will play a different character.... my guys always wind up in the thieves guild or the brotherhood. So this game soothes that craving for sneaky sneaky.

The one area that could have used improvement is the story and character. I get some sense of who Styx is thanks to his occasional musings and inner monologue, none the less I really wish the game had spent more time setting up the story and giving us more of a cinematic intro to who our character is and what he is about. Styx seems like an interesting guy, he deserved more story time.

This game is a beautiful upgrade to Civ 4. It did take a while to get used to the shift in game mechanics. I can say that even after hundreds of hours of play, I am still missing stacks. I get why the changed it and I can agree with the logic of having a limited force to attach a city but I wish at the very least that they let you move your army in stacks, even if you had to break the stack up when you arrived at a city. Having to move dozens or hundreds of units across a map is painful and distracting. my turns take forever just moving pieces.

That is my only real complaint, otherwise I think the AI is much better, the graphics are wonderful and the atmosphere of the game is very addictive.

It has been 22 years since I first played this game and I still come back to it. I was glad to see this game was available through the collectors pack of the new MOO, it was certainly a deciding factor considering that the 22 year old Copy I had didn't play nice with Windows 7 so this was the first time I had played in several years, still just as enjoyable though.