d2_coast_05 Barrel 最近的评测

lowkey terrible just for removing Rikiya's original design. Where's his puppy dog eyes? Where is my MAN!

its video game

steam just HAD to delay silksong for another day

This is like the dark souls of point & click adventure games. Don't be fooled by its cutesy exterior, the game hates you and everything you stand for. It will curse your family and your family's family. When I launched this game a plague of lotuses ravaged my family's farm.

Would recommend. 9/10

its MGS3, but remade with modern sensibilities. It doesn't act to erase the works its inspired from. If you want to play MGS3 the original intention, play the Master Collection

I don't think I've played such a mind-twisting puzzle game in my life

If i was to recommend a Final Fantasy game to someone who wasn't playing chronologically, and only really cared about playing the "Good" ones, I would probably recommend playing Final Fantasy I and IV.
Very good games, very solid. I and IV are the best so far.

Playing Zoey Quinn's infamous Depression Quest, I didn't really know what to think about it.

Hearing about such a controversial game, one that led to Gamergate and the modern Conservative movement, You would've thought it was some tacky, heartless, and poorly written story that Zoey Quinn screwed some journalist for some positive reception, but i find that to be not the case upon experiencing it for myself. I find it difficult to discuss the game without bringing up its latter impact, especially since playing it I don't really think it was warranted, however judging by its contents I'm not surprised.

I'm going to write this as if I was writing a review about a visual novel or a web series. Because ultimately that's what it is. It may be a lot of reading, and it may not fit everybody's taste of what a "good" game is.

The experiences of Depression Quest mirrors my own experiences with Depression, in a lot of ways. From personal experience, I find that the only way to really fight depression is to be open about it. A lot of people might not understand, but I think its important to surround yourself with people who do understand. A particularly impactful moment for me was when I was given the opportunity to be open to Alex about my emotions, the narrator worried that being open with their love about how they feel would leave them ostrcized. The narrator asks Alex, "But how can you love me?", And Alex responds something to the line of "You don't need to know how, just that I do.", It feels a bit corny right now, but that isn't what really matters.

Ultimately, this is a game about connections. Its about being open with your emotions (one that I largely suspect the Conservative crowd had much of an issue with), and its about being proactive in your life even if your mind and your body may try to push you towards destructive and harmful tendencies.

I cannot compare the game to others in the franchise, for this is my first game, however its excellent writing and amazing characters brings a lot to the table for new and old fans of the Yakuza franchise.

This was not an enjoyable experience, to put it lightly.

While I acknowledge the game has a legacy, especially one where you can see it being the forefather of games like the Romancing SaGa series, it tried something different and ultimately fell flat, which the SaGa series apparently fleshes out more fulfillingly. Final Fantasy 2 brought so many iconic parts of the franchise, like the Chocobos, but even then I don't think it outweighs the massive mechanical flaws in the game's design.

Unless you're playing all of the Final Fantasy games in order to understand the legacy, like I'm doing, I would not recommend playing this game.