Mesos 最近的评测

Game easy, don't know why people were making a fuss. Beat it three times in my first 3 hours. Highly recommend if you're an achievement hunter. Since it's so cheap it's definitely worth a try; if you rage quit immediately I guess you could get a refund, but just keep trying.

There is a lot of walking, but the game is beautiful so you'll enjoy it. I'm already 28 hours in and there's no end in sight; there's always something to do. The story is new and creative and the lore is rich and interesting. I've found the game to be well balanced, while still maintaining some difficulty. If you're on the fence, just buy it, you won't regret it.

I like what this game was trying to go for and I really love the art style, but the story and a lot of the gameplay mechanics honestly sucked. I played this game back when it first came out and I was so excited to see what it became, so I was really disappointed by what we got.

As for the story, it's much better in the beginning of the game, but it really takes a dive towards the middle. I won't spoil anything, but I found the ending to be very anticlimactic and confusing. The characters are all quite shallow and often don't have enough time to develop. For example, two new characters are introduced in the last chapter of the game, but since it is one of the shortest chapters in the whole game the characters don't really develop at all. There was also some fan service, some characters suddenly coming back when they had previously died, stuff like that.

As for the gameplay, it was generic as far as horror games go and often quite frustrating. The game is linear and uses fetch-quests as the main gameplay mechanic almost exclusively. There are some puzzles here and there, but I often found them confusing. Every time you complete a challenge, a new quest goal pops up telling you exactly what you need to do next, probably because players would not be able to beat the game without it. The combat is simple, which can work well for a horror game. Unfortunately, in this game the combat is slow, buggy, and unfun. Enemy hitboxes are not well defined and player reach is extremely short, meaning that it is very hard to attack without being damaged yourself. Couple that with a low amount of player health and no clear indication of how much health is remaining, and you get boring and frustrating combat that is a drag a play.

Don't get me started on the achievements either! there are plenty of story and other reasonable to get achievements, but there are also many achievements that are too difficult to get. Lots of "beat this whole chapter without dying" and "do this puzzle without making any mistakes", that took me hours and hours to get. It doesn't help either that you can't save the game if you load in from the start of any chapter except the first one, so it's nearly impossible to get some of the later game achievements without playing the whole game from start to finish over and over again. And let me tell you, this game has no replay value whatsoever.

Overall, it just wasn't scary. I like the art style a lot and I loved the first chapter, but the rest of the game is dragged down by boring glitchy gameplay and a story that doesn't make me want to keep playing to find out what happens next. If you're going to buy this game, at least wait for a sale. Better yet, just wait till Bendy and the Dark Revival comes out, maybe that one will be better.

This is the most graphically impressive game I have ever played, not to mention it's all in VR too. The game mechanics are excellent and intuitive; it's easy to lose myself in the room while I'm playing this. There aren't very many VR games that make me forget where I am irl because I have over a thousand hours in VR, but this game does it easily.

My only complaint is that the smooth motion controls are a bit lacking- Boneworks definitely did that better. I'm betting most people will play with teleport instead of smooth locomotion though, so it's not a big issue. What this game has going for it more than compensates for minor locomotion gripes.

a VR must-have. Once you get all the achievements there isn't really a reason to keep playing it, but it's great for people who have never tried VR before, I highly recommend it.

This is a fun game and has lots of replayability value. Be prepared to rage quit lots of times though because there are plenty of enemies and obstacles that kill you instantly.

Pretty good, the story is intriguing and there's a lot of hidden lore. There is some replayability, especially if you're trying to get all the achievements. Some of the achievements for this game are crazy hard too.

The one thing I will say is that it is pretty buggy. I have played for 30+ hours and have encountered tons of bugs, for of which have gotten me stuck and I had to reset the chapter. Also, the controls suck and the handling of the character is garbage. If you hate bad movement systems this game is not for you, otherwise I highly recommend it.

If you down't own this game you should, it is one of the very few games that I keep coming back to years after first playing it. There is a ton of unlockables, so much that it took me about 225 hours to unlock everything. Nearly infinite replayability.

very immersive, and I play VR a lot so it's hard for me to get immersed in a game usually.

It was ok, extremely challenging. I really can't play any of the modes that have 3 trikes because I get out too quickly, especially the survival mode. Survival mode is basically impossible for me because I always miss one fruit every time it shoots. Would I reccomend this? Short answer: No, Long answer: I bought it on sale for more than half off and I'm pretty satisfied with what I paid, however, the game is definately not worth full price. There are simply better games that you would be happier if you bought.