glitchifyed 最近的评测

Incredibly fun friend-oriented game plenty-full of physics jank and intentionally-janky features.

A great artistic refresh + modding DLC for a 17 year old game. For whatever reason this is probably the game I've played over the most times, as its campaign for an experienced player like myself takes less than two hours playing casually.

Finally, after first playing this 3 years ago for a bit longer than an hour, I came back almost 3 years later and beat the advanced maps.

I really enjoyed the subtle fan expansion of the pre-existing lore in the Portal series. I also really really enjoyed the difficulty. I'd still say it was far easier than Portal Reloaded, but some of these chambers did take me up to 20-30 minutes to figure out.

I guess I need to get around to playing the easy mode too.

I don't expect this game to ever fully see the light of day, but I'm still quite interested to see if it ever gets anywhere.

A game fully reminiscent of Portal 2. A mod I enjoyed ALMOST as much as I did Portal Reloaded. If you enjoyed Portal 2, you will enjoy this game that bit more.

I played this game on release. As you can imagine, my opinions of the game have completely changed over the course of the last 9(?) years. I never expected to see a game comeback quite like this in my lifetime.

It comes across like a smaller GTA 5 for the younger generation. I played the original game around the time of its release and this is just as wacky, but at a much larger scale.

Only problem is it triggers my GPU's coil whine.. thanks ASUS.

Disregard the FPS I said initially in this review. Coming back to the game after actually updating my graphics drivers this time, I do get about 5-10 more FPS than I did before they were updated. Silly me forgot to check for an update the first time around. In saying that, however, the visuals are still incredibly smeary and the game is only really playable with 2x frame gen on.

This shouldn't run at 40 FPS, DLSS Quality, 1440p, on high settings. Not on a 4070 Ti Super. I did not spend over $1,700 just to not even be able to use ray tracing like this. The frame generation was so smeary and had so much ghosting, it actually made me sick looking at it.

If this still runs just as bad as this when it fully releases, I will be extremely disappointed.

Took me quite a long time to get around to it, but I can now say I've finished the main campaign on HL2. While I don't particularly play FPS games, this game just has so many things a lot of more modern games are missing. I found the gunplay rather fun once I got over the anxieties of running and shooting, allowing me to focus a bit more closely on some of the narrative elements, especially at the end of the game from the uprising onwards.

The graphics still hold up quite well, probably because of the well-defined art style and quality control. All in all, it was quite a substantial upgrade to the original Half-Life, which I didn't quite find as fun as this one. Now I just have to play Opposing Force, Blue Shift and Black Mesa. Fortunately I've already played through Alyx and more recently the episodes.

This game is incredibly fun. My full playthrough probably took around 17-18 hours, possibly a bit longer than others who played the game. I don't normally get so into a game that I'll play 19 hours in a mere three days, so if that doesn't say much about the game I don't know what would.

Its blend of puzzles with a simple combat system, casual storytelling and a fun social aspect that allows you to make improvements to your build just by talking to the right people really allowed me to just take a step back from my life for a few hours to enjoy a different world. It's not quite like anything else I've ever played.