Lord Random 最近的评测

So far, with everything I've played, I can't help but recommend this game for people who have been wanting a bit of story to their hack and slash vr titles. I've been up to my ears in sandbox games (Not that those are bad, I assure you) but I have sand grinding out of my joints. Grimlord hands and feels like how I've wanted a physics based vr game to handle for a long time. Enemies don't fly away when I abandon my weapons and use my bare knuckles to fight, yet they don't stonewall to every punch thrown. Sometimes they get stunned, sometimes they don't. It feels rewarding when your choice of fighting style actually works. Speaking of, the way the game handles itself, you can use any moveset you might feel comfortable with. Classic three hit swing, You're good. Complex, irreparable damage done to the room around you by way of a sick superman-like haymaker you decided to throw at the enemy, also works. The variety is astounding, with what seems to only be room for more improvement, as the devs all seem to have very open ears when it comes to ideas.
The combat is exactly what you would think of for a souls-like, minus so far the grab attacks. Learn movesets, fight when you're comfortable. Except you get your stamina back at your own ability, not because the game gives it back. So the game can and will tire you out in long sessions, more so if you happen to die frequently. But hey, thats why we play these kinds of games.

I look forward to coming back again and again with each new update and spending more time. Specially with word of future improvements and additions, like multiplayer (pvp and coop) and more. Aswell as more weapon types in the future perhaps.
I will likely update this review as the game progresses.

Tldr - A satisfying physics based Souls-like Vr game thats quite likely to be what you want if you've been feeling a little burnt out of B&S and the like, rewarding most any if not all methods of your preferred combat.