jakepeter 最近的评测

Solar 2 is a universe sandbox at face value, but if you dig a bit deeper it turns into a bit more. As much as a black hole of space!

What I like about this game is it reminds me of Spore, and some people have even somewhat given it a liking to agar.io, but it's way better than that browser game. In your rawest form you are an asteroid, which can then evolve into a planet, then intro a star, bigger and bigger star, practically supernova star, then a black hole. Each one gives a slightly different style of gameplay to it. I really like trying to get as big of my own solar system as possible with multiple stars and planets into my system.

If you want a game that can keep you playing for hours at a time without realizing it, and you like space, then this game is the one for you.

If you want to see the journy from asteroid to black hole, then watch this nice video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gajBjTF45Ok

They give you 50 years, but will you make it all 50?

This game is quite easy to pick up, but difficult to master. Yeah, it is one of those games. But who doesn't love this kind of playstyle? I mean, in a strategy game who doesn't love a challenge?

So in this game they like to describe it as a coffeebreak game. I mean, I don't know how fast you drink coffee, but somtimes games can be as little as a minute if you are flying by, or if you are going for longevity and don't know the strategy you are trying to purseue, it can take 25 minutes or so. Especially if a bad fight came up you didn't expect quite yet.

When you start there are a handful of "civilizations" that have different perks for you to choose from, as well as different difficulties. And if you don't know how your civ works, easy mode will be difficult for you. But with a multitude of choices to choose from even in game with the different "skill trees" you can choose from, each game can be way different than the last.

In the end, I spent a little bit playing as a few different civs, ultimately finding America as easy mode due to the early gold advantage it gives. But I could easily see myself playing this if I had a few minutes before bed instead of some other game. But if you want to see the action for yourself, check out this video for more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZuNvkKkWJ0

This is as close as one can get to the actual shooter you are playing. And with that, your aim will thank you. A few minutes here each day will help you get in to the zone just that much more right before you play your FPS of choice.

As of right now there are a handful of modes to better help you understand enemy movement as well as testing your reflexes. I do hope they will add a few more modes to help with guns that aren't just straight forward guns (ie grenades, rocket launchers, snipers.) With those things added, it will make this game tha tmuch better.

Right now they are gearing towards CS:GO, Overwatch and Paladins players, as those are options to choose for mouse sensitivty puposes. You are supposed to be able to import your sensitivty from these games, but I couldn't figure out how. You can also change your reticle to that of a handful of different colors, styles, and sizes.

After each game mode ends you get a scorecard telling you how you've done and it compares it to your best rounds.

Overall, you might figure playing the atual game wil help you out a bit more, but they also lack proper training in some aspects and that is where this game picks up the slack as it is all training and is it's purpose in life.

If you want to see some gameplay yourself before you pick it up feel free to watch this video to better understand what is going to happen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kmuWm-NE6E

An indie game with spunk. Defeintely worth a try.

Now, it's hard to pass up free, but you do have to rmemeber that this is only an intro and the rest of the game will cost money to play. But after you get a taste of this game, you will want to help poor little Kevin escape this game completely.

The gameplay plays that of a platformer action game. You will have to have quick reactions to get past some enemies and understand that the end isn't what you are lookng to get to, but the journey there. The dialogue the unknown voice gives is really good and you won't want to miss it, so don't jump into the eexits of the level too hastily or you'll miss out on some of it.

If you want to see a bit more before you try it out yourself here is some gameplay: https://youtu.be/VW1SEVDILv8

Quick and short version: Loved it, a great new premise for a puzzle game. Could soak hours into it if you wanted to race friends times. If no friends you might get bored after beating each level once or twice. (See gameplay in video below).

~Overall Score - 8.75/10

Long version: For a puzzle game I can really admire this. It is a lot different of a game than you might orginally think, innovative you could say to some extent. I've only played about the first 10 levels or so, but I've seen some of the higher levels you can get to in their intro video. I would highly recommend this game if you are a puzzler that likes a challenge, or even if you are a casual gamer that may only have 5 minutes to spare at times.

• Gameplay - 10/10 - For being a puzzle game it sticks to it's guns. You get exactly what you are expecting, besdies some of the levels being tricky, but that is part of the expereince. Figuring out how to beat a level is what makes you want to play it again and again. 101 levels seems like a lot, and it will have you playing for several hours to beat them all, but how many hours more will it take to master them all is another question. You also have the ability to skip levels if you are stuck, which is great to give yourmind a rest when you are too puzzled.
  
  
• Replayability - 8/10 - Lots, if you like to challenge yourself. The game does have 3 internal rankings S, A, and B in order of highest rank for fastest time possible. If you are one that wants to get that high ranking you will play each level many different times. IF you don't that's where the drop in score comes in, and you can only improve so much before most won't find it as fun to0 grind those small numbers.
  
  
• Graphics - 9/10 - Not everything needs oto be state of the art, and for being a simple game it gets simple graphics. Although the theme is orange it blue, it could use some sprucing up in color in spots you need need to move on or in the menues. This may just be a personal feel.
  
  
• Controls - 8/10 - This game does come with controller support, seeing as you move both balls at once it is only as tr4icky to use as you will make it to paly, I didn't try it out though. Although I do find it a bit wonky you can't remap the keys and the only way to jump is either spacebar or the enter key on keyboard mode.

For more reference and what the first ten levels have in store for you here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0oENe7jHJA

If you want a game that will consume your life, you have found it, at only about 30-40 minutes at a time.. It will slowly chip away at your life as it takes this small increment of time and quickly makes it a larg one after a few games. It's pretty much a never ending workbook of strategy as no two games are similar and nothing you do during a match is relatively right or wrong. Also it's really easy to make friends and to play with your friends as they have no excuse to not get it as it's FREE! DID I MENTION FREE?!?! But if you want to make your gameplay enhanced you should definitely buy a different courier, announcer, HUD, and different outfits for your favorite heroes, but buy them on the marketplace as they are way cheaper that the DotA store. GL;HF!

Very quirky, but it plays really cool. Pretty casual, but the fights need to be done with good timing on button pressings.