Jaggedbubbles 最近的评测

I actually got this game because I had heard some of the soundtrack being played at a friend's place. This soundtrack is very well done and notoriously catchy at times - I'm very partial to "Mad Dummy".

As for the game itself, as others have mentioned, if you haven't played this game and know little to nothing about it, just pick it up and play it. Reading walkthroughs or reviews will very likely ruin a good portion of the story for you and that would be a waste. Most of the characters are at the very least unique or funny and at most relatable or sympathetic, and the story paces itself well - you get pieces of the story through character interaction.

The game is an RPG/dungeon crawler with slight puzzle elements, and the interesting bit is that you do not have to kill anyone, but you can if you want; it's your choice. Gameplay is similar to olderThere is a slight learning curve to gameplay, but almost anyone can pick it up and understand what needs to be done. It is fairly linear, but I believe this was intentionally done as to keep the overall story unknown until the climax.

The art style is reminiscent of older RPGs utilizing sprite art and basic color pallette and really pulls at the nostalgia strings. It also lends to the humor and drama of the characters and story without overwhelming you with stylistic tropes.

Overall, I loved this game, and the soundtrack is a great addition to those that enjoy chiptunes/8-bit style music.

Watch_Dogs is a mediocre at best entry into a genre already dominated by the likes of Grand Theft Auto and Assassin's Creed.

While "hacking" is an integral part of the game, it is literally the easiest thing to do. You just need to make sure you're within a certain distance and have battery life on your cell phone. If you don't, you just need to wait a few minutes (or less) and you'll have a bar. There is a small puzzle/mini-game during certain hacks, but they are only tedious at best.

An interesting bit is the drop in of other players in a sort of miniquest or sidegame. I've never initiated any of these online quests, but I have been a target. You are basically tasked to find the other player within a specific time frame (before all your data is "hacked"). I've found some and lost some, so it does at least seem fairly balanced.

Aiden Pearce - the protagonist - is very, very dull. He has little to no character - even in the moments where he is supposed to be brooding or even angry, it's so monotonous you might miss it. The side characters - Nicky, Jordi, etc. - at least bring a little personality to the table, but it's few and far between and can't make up for Aiden.

This game is fun for the first few hours, but, like many other similar games, it suffers from repetition. Personally, I'd skip it or get it when it's absurdly cheap. If you do choose to get it, I would look into "The Worse" mod - it makes the game absolutely stunning to look it.