Kon 最近的评测

Some people call this game "Counter-Strike: Vietnam", but it's actually way closer to Day of Defeat with its historical war setting, sprinting and stamina system, and game modes like Conquer and CTF. If you like Day of Defeat: Source then you will probably like this too. It's perfect for hopping into a few matches here, especially GunGame if you want to get straight into the action. The player base is currently pretty small, but there are always at least a few populated servers in Europe and people don't take the game too seriously. Hopefully the community continues to grow over time.

Opening the options menu will instantly launch SteamVR if there is a headset connected to the PC, and the game will crash if SteamVR is closed. There's no excuse for Source modders not knowing how to disable VR support in their mod in this day and age.

On top of that, the devs somehow thought it would be a good idea to add head bobbing, which can't be disabled without enabling cheats. And good luck trying to read what the console says when it's being spammed with error messages multiple times a second.

So far, the English translation and writing is also terrible, like someone ran it through Google Translate. I don't think I'll bother going back to this one unless the devs at least fix these issues first.

A Half-Life 2 mod-turned-game with an atmosphere so thick you could drown in it. Because G String was developed as a HL2 mod for many years before going retail, many of its levels and encounters were designed in a way that assume that the player has played HL2 beforehand, so I would recommended playing that game first to familiarise yourself with its weapons and mechanics before picking up G String. G String is also a pure, uncompromised work of art borne from the artistic vision of a single developer, and much of the quality of the game reflects this.

At their worst, some of the levels feel like the kind of basic-geometry maps you might find bundled in a compilation from RTSL (although the atmosphere is never broken), but at their best, they're some of the most gorgeous and intricate levels I've ever seen on the Source engine. Some of the puzzles are hard and you may frequently find yourself whacking all the walls around you in desperation, but the solution will always reveal itself in the end if you persist and think outside the box.

The overall meaning of the story, like many great works in the Cyberpunk genre before it, is left somewhat up to interpretation, though there are already some excellent analyses in the Steam Discussions if you want to take a dive after completing the game. There is also the possibility of a developer commentary in the future if Eyaura chooses to make one (and I really hope she does!). If you like HL2 mods, first-person shooters in general, the cyberpunk genre, or especially all of the above, you may find G String is worth your time.

Pay to win

I wasn't sold on ray tracing technology in videogames until I played this. Can't wait to see which classics Lightspeed Studios decide to modernise next

The World War II-themed shooter that's been long forgotten by Valve but not by its community. There are still a bunch of active community servers hosting both vanilla and custom maps as well as other modes like GunGame. Always fun to go back in for a few rounds every once in a while.