Kylesa Mara 最近的评测

I've been enjoying this game a lot. It's a simple but fun action-RPG that scratches that itch while implementing a rogue-lite format. However I've been having significant performance issues on the steam deck. I'm no developer but it appears to be an issue with the game caching levels because the performance drop happens about three to four levels into a run and persists on further runs after that. The game will drop to 1 fps and lock up, and also taking a minute or two to load levels. Closing the game resolves the issue but it's clunky. It's a shame too because this game is perfect otherwise for the steam deck.

Hopefully the developers patch this and I can change this to a recommend.

Unsighted is reminiscent of the classic action adventure games like Legend Of Zelda: Link to the Past with tight, Souls-like combat. a heart wrenching cyberpunk story and awesome queer characters. It forces you to make tough decisions throughout. The developers clearly are fans of some of the classics but they've refined them and, in my opinion, made some better. I wasn't exactly a fan of the day/night cycle, occasionally making things hard to see for me but it is necessary to illustrate the passing of time, a key part of Unsighted's Plot. The game is really about as hard as you want it to be, giving you options to play it on the developer's terms or your own. This game is likely my GOTY for 2021. I cannot recommend it enough!!!

This game is to VR what Super Mario 64 was to 3D platformers. A lot of what they did here was groundbreaking and they took a lot of chances. Your hand will get stuck to items, you will drop items you thought you stored but it works for the most part. The combat is satisfying and the physics puzzles are awesome. I can't wait until my quest 2 battery recharges so that I can jump back in.

This is a good game. Toss a coin to the developers.

VA-11 Hall - A, or simply Valhalla, isn't much of a video game. I normally try and avoid that statement. It is a fairly divise one when talking about video games. Thing is, I think it fits Valhalla more so than most of the games described that way. You do not have a whole lot of choices in the story. I expected decisions akin to a visual novel. Valhalla doesn't even have many of those. What Vallhalla does have though is amazing characters, brilliant world building and some excellent music.

In Valhalla you play as Jill, a down-on-her-luck bartender at VA-11 Hall-A, You make drinks and you talk to the people who show up there. The most interactive part of the game is the drink making, which is a matter of following simple instructions and dragging ingredients into a mixer. Have you dragged icons into a folder? Congrats, you are now an expert mixologist.

You don't play Valhalla for intense gameplay. You play it to hear the stories of the regulars who show up at your bar. Android sex workers, professional hackers (who are, surprisingly, not your typical cliche hackers), brains in jars, corgis. These are the people who frequent there. Jill is there to be an open ear. The writing in this game is fantastic and littered with subtle and not so subtle nods to various animes and video games of the last few decades. Thanks to the characters and their stories, the verisimilitude of this game is off the charts. It does a better job creating a realistic, liveable world than most games with a hundred times its budget. Combine that with an amazing synthpop soundtrack and you have what is a very charming game-novel-thing.

It has its flaws, one being what little gameplay there is. Another being that despite having a large cast of female characters, all of them seem to be lesbian. It feels less like trying to include a diverse cast and more like pandering and fan service. To be fair, that statement can be applied to just about every anime under the sun, of which Valhalla borrows quite a bit from. The small flaws don't get in the way of the bigger picture though. This game has won my affection. I plan on continuing to play it until I see the end of Jill's story.

One of the most immersive shooters I've ever played.

Why haven't you bought this game already?

This game reminded of the early 2000s and not in a good way. ♥♥♥♥ graphics. ♥♥♥♥ gunplay. Do yourself a favor and download just about anything besides this steaming pile.

Fun, little, quirky twin-stick shooter with a cool art style and awesome soundtrack. The customization brings back fond memories of Armored Core. It is also, by far, one of the best couch co-op games I've played on Steam.

When people told me this game was Zelda meets Dark Souls, they set a high bar. Impressively, this game lives up to the hype. The art direction and soundtrack is fantastic and the gameplay is fair but brutal. Some of the optional challenges remind me of Super Metroid, requiring impeccable precision and timing. I've put nearly 40 hours just trying to find all the secrets scattered throughout the game. For $20 this game is a steal. It is easily one of the best action RPGs on Steam.