PeaceOfMind 最近的评测

Couched lance through charging cavalry... the impact mathematics painted three men across the steppe.
My horse stumbled.
Pike rising.
Tumbling through air the physics engine
calculated my exact coefficient of regret.

Forged vengeance in the smithy for hours.
Swung it once.
Cleaved shoulder to sternum.
Blood mist catching sunlight.

Sons dying faster than I birth them.
Daughters married to men I'll behead next season.
The family tree is kindling.

Charging. Always charging.
Into arrows, into walls, into the cascade
of collapsing formations where bodies
pile like a solution to momentum.

Recommended.

Diablo-esque game with boss rush survival elements, and multiplayer to play with frens.

Yes it is worth the buy.

Definitely one of the best games I suck at.

What I like the most about this game is that it's gorgeous. It's one of the most not-photo-realistic games that I've ever played. It's also a chill game.
Other than that, it's a great game for modern day K-12 kids - modern day kids, since older games like Ocarina of Time which were also targeted at kids explored themes far deeper. Also, the gameplay is shallow and simple, to the point of being boring.
My final verdict: save your money and get something with more grit.

Good fundamentals, game mechanics, fps mechanics, itemization and theory-crafting. OK story. Nice challenges - dungeons and raids. But all of that is behind a BIG paywall. Also. the way they nickel and dime you about everything is just lame.

My final verdict: save your cash.

My aim with this review is to set expectations rather than provide an in-depth review of No Man's Sky's features and experiences.

Having played many space games, I know this genre can be tricky. Most space games focus on one or two aspects and leave the rest. No Man's Sky excels at planet exploration. It isn't a space sim like Elite Dangerous, an RPG with intricate combat like Everspace, or a galactic empire builder like the X series. Instead, it offers really good extraterrestrial planet exploration. While other features are simpler, they're still engaging enough for over 100 hours of gameplay.

Although No Man's Sky has a main story quest and seasonal campaigns called Expeditions, it’s best described as a sandbox game. Many people struggle with sandboxes and horizontal progression games. These games don’t guide you through a set path but let you set and achieve your own goals. So, don't expect No Man's Sky to play like a non-sandbox game.

If you want a sandbox game with fun space activities, an arcade feel, and light survival elements, No Man's Sky is for you. Whether it's getting your dream ship, building a base, doing light automation, having fun with friends, or engaging with the community, No Man's Sky offers something enjoyable.

It's a good game. Good soundtrack and sound effects, really good writing/story, voice acting. The works.

IMO it has some glaring game-play issues, jankiness to movement, janky and weird combat (something that many ARPG games nail, there are many games in the market that could be really good sources of inspiration when developing the combat system), and annoying game design choices that don't contribute to the experience like item durability and items levels/restriction to player level. But you can fix those by modding the game. However, what can't be fixed by modding the game are the crashes, which although not frequent, are very disruptive when combined with how infrequent the game automatically create saves.

But other than that, it's a pretty good game.

YOU VILL EAT ZE BUGS

This game (base game, base campaign) has technical qualities to it but beyond that it's gamer slop.

Cool little game. Reminds me of space rangers although this game isn't anywhere near as complex as space rangers is. The story is meh. The core gameplay loop is oddly addictive. Some parts of the game feels rushed, like they intended to do bigger things but didn't have the time and/or the budget to do it.