owlk 最近的评测

very fun and tighter version of yooke laylee

this game was a LOT more than i had seen about it online. i went in practically knowing nothing other than people have compared it to Nier, and i love drakenier so it was on my radar since release, and when i found out it was getting a pc port, i was excited. i avoided every spoiler, and the only things online i saw about this game were "interesting". much to say the discourse and general fanbase i saw this game garner didn't really do it much justice. and after playing it for myself and giving it a fair chance, i can confidently say that while it definitely is not perfect, it is still VERY good. one thing that i did not expect going in was the sekiro-esque parry system, combined with the combo stringing of nier automata. the combat pulled me in, and the music kept up that excitement. not all of the tracks are hits for me, but when the music shines, it REALLY shines. i spent roughly 46~ hours in my first playthrough. keep in mind that i was collecting all outfits, collectibles, and doing all the sidemissions i could, though i did miss a few after passing the point of no return. i'd say that the main parts of this game that can be a bit frustrating is Eve's jump. sometimes the weight of her can feel a bit off, leading to a slight input that causes her to overshoot or undershoot a jump. i got used to it eventually but still a bit of a negative. i chalk this up to the game being made by people who primarily make mobile gacha games, and i THINK that this is their first outing into full blown console and pc games. given how good the first rodeo was with a few minor nitpicks, i am very excited to see how the sequel improves on everything. i also want to add that the story does feel a bit lacking at some points, but i think that is partially due to the fact that the story within itself would roughly be 10 to 15 hours, yet you just get so much side content that you take hour long detours from the main content that makes it feel a bit poorly paced. also i do feel the finale for the game, while cool, definitely came too quick. i hope the sequel has more direction in its narrative towards the later game.

overall was very fun and the music is awesome. 8.5/10

never watched dragon ball in my life but im going to now, this game was a super good introduction to the story that cuts out a lot of the filler. was super fun and i still have all the dlc to play through

this game is so good, the animation, the atmosphere, and the soundtrack so far is great!! excited for all the other chapters coming !

i do not own any extra trackers, just a rift s thats dying and 2 controllers. this does wonders for immersion. even though you cant physically CONTROL your legs, having them mirror the way you are moving or standing, and not having the default VRC IK and running animation makes for a incredibly immersive experience. the setup was extremely easy too. genuinely just plug and play. worked like a charm for me, the only thing i cant seem to get to work is the sitting in chair animation, i just squat unless im sitting on the floor

I would like to preface that this game is best experienced with LITTLE (preferably NO!) spoilers at all!

That being said, I will say that this game took a bit to grow on me. I will not spoil any of the locations, lore, or puzzles, but I will spoil the following review if you would rather know absolutely NOTHING going in! This is simply for those who are considering picking the game up but they think they might not fully enjoy it, etc.

This game was something I did not get at first. I got in, did the very short and minimal tutorials it gives you, then launched off the starting planet. I knew a few things I was looking for, but this game will not hold your hand. I think that a big reason it took so long to grow on me, maybe four to five hours, is because I was experiencing somewhat of a culture shock. Red Dead Redemption 2, as much as I love that game, is very much a linear, and at times, very hand holdy experience. We have gotten to that point, where even vast open worlds are met with a lack of curiosity, and exploration. This game will not do that. You are not told where to go, or what to do. You are just told to go, and then it is up to you. A very similar experience core gameplay wise I could think of is Pathologic. Granted, I am not a huge fan of the survival mechanics of that game, this game is very much similar in the fact that you just have to go, exhaust dialogue, explore everything, and use clues in both the environment and dialogue to find out where you should go next. I think that a lot of people may be like me, and initially be turned away, or bored not knowing where to go next. Maybe you get stuck on a puzzle you aren't sure as to what the answer is, or you do not know how to get somewhere you need to go. Just explore, and get as many clues as you can, and I think you'll begin to enjoy your experience!

Also the OST is amazing! That is all!
I plan to play the DLC as soon as I can!

this isn't gonna blow ur socks off but i got it for 9 bucks and i think it is worth it for that price. character customization is fun and i think the game lends its self much better to a 100% run rather than just playing thru the story. the game was obviously low budget, and half baked, and extremely short, but i still enjoy my time with it. i dont really understand the people saying that 2d sonic controls are bad in this one bc i think i actually prefer how he controls in this game rather than generations. worth a pick up if its on sale for super cheap

i just beat the main campaign and i like it a lot. it's fun while watching a video or having music in the background. the only thing i WISH this game had was vr support bc i want to powerwash in vr so bad

its pretty much an improvement over the original in every single way. my biggest gripes with the first game was: dialogue delivery, animations, and while the open world was pretty, there was not much to do in it, nor was it dynamically changing. in forbidden west, all of these things are vastly improved. there are side missions you get access to that change the world you walk around in, whether it be restoring vegetation, or adding lights to an area. the combat is also vastly more engaging. the amount of options and tools u have is such a big step up from the first. melee combat is finally in horizon and it has ACTUAL combos now. you have stealth, you have blades you can throw like a frisbee, you have traps you can setup, you can use a machines weapons against it, or you can run away while doing chip damage and praying you dont run out of heals. the dialogue in this game is wonderful. they made the characters CHARMING. i looked forward to having conversations with the characters in this game which is something that never happened in zero dawn. and in my opinion, the story is way better in this game aswell. it def wont be for everyone, depending on what you enjoyed narratively from the first game, but i thought it was all good fun. if you enjoyed zero dawn, give this one a try. dont listen to people hating on the story, just play it for yourself and come to your own opinion. excited for when the 3rd main line game releases.

i suck at fighting games but the winning animations motivate me