graybandit 最近的评测

It's a space fantasy opera shoot & looter. You get guns, grenades, and a little magic to fight all manner of baddies. There's a huge online fanbase that's equal parts complimentary and critical, and there's so much to do it can feel burdensome to jump in today.

That said, if you can find a friend to play with you, this is one of the best modern online games. You can do content in binges or bite-sized, play just enough to get what you want, or grind for the perfect perk roll. For all the heartache on Reddit and Twitter, there's a deeply invested core group of players who love helping and playing with people.

There's also the Crucible if all that sounds too nice.

Imagine Far Cry 3 with the Fallout 4's game mechanics, Mirror's Edge's movement system, Left 4 Dead's plot, and the writing team from the last season of Game of Thrones (if they'd skimmed the plotline of The Division and tried to recreate it as a half episode). It's wildly fun, incredibly stupid, and has enough loot & zombie slashing to keep you hooked.

SHOTGUN A REDBULL, CRANK EVERYTHING UP TO 11, AND LET'S GET FREAKY

If you like survival/crafting games and space exploration, this is for you. It feels a lot in the same vein as Skyrim (but less story, and obviously "space!") or some of the recent Ubisoft titles (Far Cry series, etc, just for the open worldy completionist stuff) and bits of Minecraft or Unturned in a way. A solid game if you know what you want and what you're getting align.

There's echoes of a lot of things, but it's very much it's own thing. It's not a good shooter or space sim or crafting game, and it's probably best at exploring and looking at pretty views, but it does a great job of making a game out of many genres wand making it feel seamless.

I am greatly enjoying myself and probably will continue to do so in the vague Skinner's Box of endless exploration, but at the same time I am excited at what this game lays the groundwork for. Hello Games did a great technological job of making things feel massive and beautiful, but I'd love to see what somebody like Bethesda could do with No Man's Sky as the bones to one of their games, with some more story or varied ships and what have you.

Read a bit before hopping in the pool, but if you know what you're in for, it's a real treat.

A quick note on performance: I have an aging gaming laptop (i7-4700MQ @ 2.4ghx, 8gb RAM, GTX 760m, SSD) and this loads and plays fine. There does seem to be some sort of memory leak if I hop around too many planets, but restarting the game every few hours isn't a huge deal to me.

Borrows the best bits or ideas from lots of great games you love and morphs it into one big beautiful survival shooter RPG thing. It's definitely not for everyone, but it scratches all my gaming itches in one package.

Obviously, you still get the Bethesda Bugs (tm), but I personally haven't had anything game-breaking.