FrogMachine 最近的评测

Oh my lord, what a wonderful, wonderful remaster.

Defiance is the end of LoK and brings everything full circle with an amazing, ambiguous, philosophical ending - but its biggest weakness was the camera system. It was a mistake to design it in such a way, but damnit they tried.

Now that it's fixed, it's like a breath of fresh, fetid, vampiric air, dripping with blood.

Legacy of Kain actually changed my life in that I wanted to be like Raziel and Kain as a teenager - crappy experiences in my high school quelled by the desire to emulate Kain's eloquence, Raziel's unyielding desire for the truth and their refusal to abide by false BS. It's the reason I'm so into philosophy, writing, speaking and all my personal creative projects tend to be heavily influenced by themes of rebellion, destiny and false gods.

I mean...my profile picture is Kain. Yeah. I still quote the series constantly in my daily life. Statues of Kain and Raz sit on my desk as I type this. I'm a lunatic and am fine with it.

Now that I'm an adult, I'm no longer as edge lordy as in my teens, but I still remain heavily influenced by this games world and characters. It's the best story in all of gaming and you gotta experience it. Wonderful gift that we get remasters of these titles. There's no hand holdy dialogue and cringy expository crap in here - you're either going to understand the characters and what they're on about by paying attention, or you're the reason we need the aforementioned nonsense.

This is SSS+ tier writing and well worth experiencing. Go with Soul Reaver 1 first as a start, then 2. Defiance can be played either before or after Blood Omen 2 - I recommend before. Blood Omen 1 is worth going through at first but it's not absolutely required - though playing through that, you get some great insights and amazing revelations in the future games.

Now if you'll excuse me...I'm gonna go repeat what Kain says verbatim as I play like a drooling fanatic.

This is a very stupid game and I HIGHLY recommend it. It's the right kind of stupid where you can sit down, eat some chips and watch your character compound into an unstoppable walking explosion with absolutely excellent music. It is also quite the challenge despite it being the survivors genre. Just enough interactivity to make it stand out.

Apart from this performing like an out of shape pensioner on the steam deck, it is a fantastically well made game. Combat is nice and tight like a good pair of thunderously well shaped buttocks and thighs that make you look at your friends, nodding in shared appreciation of what is being witnessed.

The perks and modification systems for your spells is basically like Grim Dawn where you can frankenstein your abilities to create some horrific stupidity that either is absolutely useless or intensely game breaking. The good thing about this game is the devs do let you break the game mechanically - you can essentially get some things down to near zero cooldown and infinitely spam something to obliterate everything immediately. Takes practice to get there, but when you're there it's a rather euphoric experience until you randomly die in one shot from something you didn't notice coming at you.

It's good. Weird art style and distinct. Yubar is a dude but he looks like some weird femboy k-pop dancer without legs. I like Shell the most because I like to roleplay edgy ninja teenagers - never grew out of it. His name also reminds me of myself in that I no longer feel anything and my writing is a desperate cry to God to help spark something again. Please help.

Good game.

I judge my battlemech games by their gauss rifle satisfaction levels.

This game is a very high A to near S level of satisfaction. The right level of glow, speed, penetration, impact and oomph. It punches through tons of metal like hulk punches through a wall.

It's like ball slapping kinds of goodness, the kind that makes you go "yes, more please" as it foooms through the hull of some poor soul who sees his lower left leg evaporate into nothing because of an extremely high speed chunk of metal slicing through it faster than Miyamoto Musashi slices through his loser opponents.

Bonuses: every other weapon feels great - rail gun is a rail gun, turns tonnage into ground beef somehow - like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ magic. Rapid fire shotguns accurately depict the feeling of pounding the hell out of some dummy who thought you were a gummy for eatin'. No friend, you're getting sprayed by giant pellets.

I like this game. Only downsides so far are steam deck performance is ok at best (really slows down in big fights) and content is still not quite there. I'd love a horde mode - some last man standing kind of crap where I get to endless fire a slug straight through the core of some giant mech and see it explode into a thousand pieces.

Excellent buy!

A very easy contender for GOAT. Very easily in my top ranking, if not at the top.

There is no game, film or book that has ever hit me as hard as this. You will grow close to the gang, embody Arthur's journey and slowly watch his character arc unravel into something that will utterly break and change you. It will make you think about yourself, your own time on this Earth and whether your actions are the right ones.

It's a story that follows themes of sin, guilt, redemption (duh!), reflection, loyalty and the ever present changing times. It takes all the strengths of games and utilizes them to tell a story that fully immerses you into the world.

There is nothing else like this on the market and for many years to come, I think. You absolutely owe it to yourself to play it, and if the enormous amount of reviews saying the same thing don't convince you, I don't know what will. Maybe a good clock to the jaw in a bar.

This is, without question, the best AG racer out there and probably my favourite racer. It capitalizes on the best aspects of the genre and expands upon it to make a content rich, intense, highly rewarding game with a very sharp skill ceiling that reaches the sky.

What I particularly like about this game is the fact that it's also visually and aurally pleasing while remaining very readable and without distraction. I'm a fan of Redout, but in contrast to this title, the developers over saturated the tracks with a plethora of special effects that effectively blind you and put you in a position of relying more on muscle memory from repetition to get through some tracks. It's frustrating because despite this, Redout is very good.

Ballistic is slick and unbelievably tight in design. Everything is very visible, beautiful and sounds amazing. It ensures that most errors in the game are your own and it's a case of improving until you get it right, rather than getting used to being knocked out by visual noise while retaining good muscle memory.

I love this game. If you want an AG racer, this is the one to get.

I am a Frog and I endorse these fractions. You will enjoy your fractions and protecting them from the bugs.

It's about damn time we get a Super Stardust-like arcade game on Steam. ABOUT DAMN TIME.

Wishlisted, demo is tight and excellent.

Single player open world Q3 CPMA.

That's the game. If you understood that, buy it. If you didn't, buy it.

VERY good.

I bought this expecting a fun exploration game with fun things to do (and it has these things in spades), but what I got was an incredible, existential journey into the infinite and a search for God, meaning and friends lost in a cosmos of endless mystery, terror, darkness and beauty.

"Existence is beautiful if you let it be. Life is not a question. There does not need to be an answer."

This is one of the all time greats and an amazing comeback story for Hello Games. A must play.