brianinthered 最近的评测

Strange Brigade is an extraordinary co-op action 3rd person shooter with many skills, enemies and beautifully modeled locations.

Unfortunately I am playing in Linux but Proton handles the games just fine on my GeForce GTX 1060 and GTX 950. No real serious performance issues! Thank you Valve for investing in Linux!

Some of the zombies and mummies may get repetitive as you are constantly slaying them, but each location provides new ways to slay them with traps and slice-n-dice elements. Strange Brigade is like a 1920s Left4Dead in Egypt. The bosses aren't impossible and there are plenty of special mini-bosses to conquer.

The only problem I encountered was the syncing audio. For some reason there is a feature that allows my computer to hear the other players audio. I just disabled it and we are good! It is a very strange feature and may have something to do with VoIP microphone features, but we play in my office on 2 computers. So no issues there.

Great game and will be playing it again!

Run-n-Gun, glory kills, arsenal of weapons, blood-n-gore, monsters, zombies, parkour and beautiful sci-fi graphics! What else could you want from DOOM? Love the mars maps an all the interactive ledges to traverse. Slaying hordes of minions has never been more exciting! I also love upgrading weapons and skills to make game-play more interesting and easier.

Some of the hell maps would make amazing environments for a re-make of the original Quake. I would love to play Quake with this kind of flexibility and action. Run-n-gun & jump tricks... that is what made Quake so much fun.

Love Don't Starve Together!
Been playing with my wife and kids in social mode with some server tweaks. At first it was way too hard and we could only make it to day 5, but now we made some of the bosses dissapear and nature regrowth on "more" and we can survive much longer.
Great game! There is always something to do, somewhere to explore and items to craft.

The Last Dogma runs in Linux as well as Windows. I was able to install it and run with Mint 17 64-bit on my GeForce 550 Ti using Nvidia 331 drivers.
It ran perfectly with default video settings. If you try to increase the texture quality your system might have a low frame rate as a result.
Otherwise it ran fine and I was able to explore the world and interact.
Interesting surreal game

I'm really loving the premise of Heart&Slash so far! I love the Ratchet and Clank gameplay and the retro arcade feel.

The visuals are very nice and detailed, even though it appears everything is made of tiny blocks, there are a lot of assets and detail in all the surfaces. I loved all the desks, terminals and signs in the factory and I love all the debris in the sewers. I noticed a room in the city that had shelves full of books and even a Mario "?" box on a desk. Very nice attention to detail!

I love the lighting! Each room in the factory had a red tint or blue tint and really enhanced the environment! Lighting brings this retro-ish game to life because it has to much character!
I hope that there will be really dark levels/dungeons that require a special light accessory in the future.

The fighting mechanics are fun an intense. Your robot has many attacks at his disposal. Left click does a standard attack with combos and right click does random power attacks. Not to mention you can jump, then combo in the air! Nice touch! I like the avoid button where your robot can jump back to avoid hits. There is a lot of "eye candy" when attacking and its quite addicting to see what each weapon's power will do. Some have lightnight, some have fire...but its always fun hacking on minion robots with any weapon.

I really enjoyed the varied robot minions on each level. There are plenty of robots to attack and each one has its own unique ability. The floating robots have to be attacked in the air, while other robots are best avoided all together.

I didn't have any issues in Linux Mint 17. Game downloaded quickly, launched right from Steam and I was loading the first level in no time. The first load took some time and I thought it was crashing, but the intro video started perfectly!

I noticed a couple of flickering textures, but it was random in the sewers.

The controls seem to be made for controllers or joysticks instead of keyboard/mouse. I was able to play the game and fight, but I was having a hard time feeling comfortable with my robots speed and camera. I messed around with the options and sensitivity, but I think his overall speed is a little too fast. I would rather have a slower jogging pace and then press a run buttong (Q is sprint) to run faster.

I also had a hard time keeping the camera centered on my robot. Every time I jumped or slid off a ledge the camera would automatically move up over his head. Not sure why, but it was taking control of my camera making it hard to see at all times.

Overall, this an absolutely amazing game! I tend to like hyper-real graphics, but the cubes, retro look, and robot theme totally fits Heart&Slash! The fighting is intense and addicting, probably a bit too hard, and the graphics are perfect!

Keep up the hard work and thank you for supporting Linux!

Specs:
Mint 17 64-bit
GeForce 550 ti
Nvidia 331.38 drivers