Fangle Spangle 最近的评测

Genuinely a good game to play... once you can play it. >D

Unfortunately it's stuffed full of MTX ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. So when you boot up the game, you got 101 pop ups to click through so if you ain't fussed about the Ultimate team or whatever the hell they call it, it's just a lot of crap between booting the game and starting to play a game.

Also, huge issue for SteamOS users. Highlighting any banner on the menu screen causes the game to just shut down. So I can't actually play. I've played in the past so know how it plays and have enjoyed it, but yea... all I can do is play on the training mode if I click through the menu quickly which is a bit rubbish. Hope they fix that.

This is one of my favourite games of all time. I've beat it with every achievement/trophy on every platform over the years. Base game and remaster.

I can't think of a 2D stealth game that plays this well. Having all the information (such as sound, sight lines etc) available to you makes it so you can be be a bad ass without having to go through massive amounts of trial and error as you learn the enemies. The skills and upgrades you get are a lot of fun, the numerous angles you can kill, sneak or just mess with the enemy make it a lot of fun to play.

As for the remaster... if you have the base game and want an excuse to play it all over again and get some achievements, sure! . But otherwise, it offers so little over the base version that I can't really recommend upgrading. My memory isn't the best, but I don't recall finding as many bugs in the base game as I did here. The most jarring one is the controller glyphs seem to vanish. it might be if you are playing with a controller and hit a mouse? Not 100% sure. But if you ave never played the game before, I can expect it to cause quite a few problems. Also found a few minor bugs with collision, managed to get myself killed in a few weird ways when trying to blast through any levels when the camera moves to a point of interest. Also managed to completely break the field of view during NG+ which was rather annoying. That said, the respawn time is quick and respawning fixed pretty much every issue (Except the Glyph one)

EDIT: OK, I loaded the OG up and the differences are pretty noticeable :D The graphics are darker and a bit "dirtier" but the sound quality was the most notable change. Much better on the remaster. Not been able to reproduce the bugs I found on the remaster though so...

Great collection of games in a convenient package that you can micro manage the install files on. It takes a lot of space to download them all but if you only play multiplayer, you don't need the campaigns installed. Knocks it down from 100+ gb to like... 20?

Does require a login which sucks. It's not the biggest problem but I understand that's off putting for a lot of people. If you did play this on Xbox or Gamepass then your achievements do actually copy over which is cool.

Excellent optimisation too. Runs on a potato. I managed to get this running at a steady 60 fps on a 6th gen i5 using the onboard graphics with no issue. Even got it running on some crappy old AMD dual core at a decent frame rate that hit 60 if I switched to the old graphical settings. You can really run this on damn near anything released in the past decade.

I'm kinda shocked at how bad the game runs on a legion go. I couldn't actually hit 60 FPS.

Changing graphic settings gave very little performance improvements from ultra to lowest. Less than 10 FPS. Changing resolution didn't seem to give ANY performance improvements much to my surprise and it looked really blurry and horrid.

The game is quite demanding of attention and timing, so irregular performance can really upset that. I didn't get through the demo before giving up, sadly.

This is an excellent iteration on the Overwatch formula. An excellent, well designed game. it's not my type of game, but the quality in it's design is blatant.

There's a good few positives:
- All the characters are free to play out of the box. Always a strong positive.
- Some truly innovative and inspiring designs and gameplay mechanics.
- A wide variety of gameplay styles that cater to a wide variety of players.
- Really beautiful graphics and wonderful art direction. Captures the spirit of the comics and manages to pull away from the MCU aesthetic.

There's only 2 criticisms i can level at the game.
- The gameplay of some of the characters just seem a cop out. Though this might only be compared to how excellent some are. So...take this point with a pinch of salt. What I find dull or uninspired may really resonate with someone else.

- The big one for me, and for the long term health of the game, the optimisation is really poor. If you don't care about that, then you're fine. If you're running lower spec hardware, I'd read on because this will impact you later down the line if it doesn't already.

The gap between minimum and recommended graphics is really narrow. One graphics card gen apart, same tier and 16gb of ram for min AND recommended. This doesn't ALWAYS indicate poor optimization. But it does indicate that the settings don't make a huge difference.

I've tried this on a few different systems and setups and sure enough, changing the graphical settings does very little. By far the biggest impact to the game's performance is the Lumens GI which allows for realistic lighting. If you don't have a ray tracing card, just turn this off. it'll murder your performance.

The gap between Ultra settings at 1080p and Low on 720p is a mere 20-30 fps. (100% render scaling, Lumens GI off) This is awful. If you stay in the same resolution, I only saw a 10 fps difference between high and low settings. FSR and render scaling helps with frame rates, but not substantially. If you run this game on below recommended settings and want high fps, even at the cost of graphical fidelity, you simply wont get it. Even FSR on Ultra performance netted me an additional 10 fps. I haven't had a chance to test this on a system that exceeds the minimum specs YET, so would be curious to see how much of a difference this will make to the performance gap between high and low settings.

There are comments that indicate people are experiencing memory leaks and GPU crashes as more updates roll out. As someone who has worked on live service games, this is unfortunately a very real consequence of the live service model as the expectation is to meet high demand for constant content. Especially considering that NetEase just fired a substantial proportion of it's development team, this indicates that they are streamlining for a content generation pipeline. A high turn over of content often means that optimisation gets nowhere near the attention it needs. This is a rot in the game that will fester and grow in time until adequate resources are dedicated to it. BUT, optimisation doesn't sell micro transactions, so it probably never will.

Judging from what I've seen and people's comments, there seems to be an issue with the game's memory management and garbage collection. As new content gets added, this will cause the game to stutter more and more and will quickly render the minimum specs completely inadequate to comfortably run the game. I expect in a year or so for most negative comments to be about the performance and depending on the user metrics, this could even cause the overall score to drop into mixed to negative. It's a marvel game, so I do expect younger people with weaker hardware to be playing this and to form a significant percentage of the player base.

So... TLDR: great game! But sorely needs optimising which in the long run, will really hurt the performance of this game in a significant way.

It's an unfortunate "Can't recommend" from me. The 7 hours on steam do not reflect the hours I spent on this game. I've played this game on console, epic store and apparently very little on Steam (which I'm surprised by but hey)

The moment to moment game play is excellent. Destiny 2 is not a bad game at all. The gun play feels excellent on both KB&M and controller, the movement, the class system, the special moves and gunfights, all excellent. If all you want to do is run about and shoot some stuff in the head (or stomach if it's the Vex) then this is a no brainer. It's free and and just great fun. However, if you want to immerse yourself in the greater story, you can't. Even if you pay for all of the numerous and rather expensive expansions, there is simply no way to experience this story from beginning to end. Mainly because Destiny 1 never got a PC release and Destiny 2 follows on straight from the end of Destiny 1. But even all of the early content of Destiny 2 has been chopped out so even ignoring Destiny 1, Destiny 2 itself cannot be played from beginning to end.

This was an ill-thought out way to combat some of the design by landfill that is ever pervasive in a live service game. The answer to deal with how large the game had become was to simply chop it off and make it inaccessible, rather than say have each expansion as optional DLC that you can download when you're in it and remove it when you're done with it to save space should you need it. Something that doesn't force a user to download what may be redundant to one player, but unexplored content to another. This is also leads on to the biggest flaw of Destiny 2. It is grossly inaccessible.

I hop in and out of Destiny 2. Each time I hop back in, a new expansion has come out and it's just an absolute cluster ♥♥♥♥ of systems I don't recognise all piled on top of one another. I still find it completely overwhelming. It's also real difficult to know which bits for the story go in which order which again... really annoying.

Now that the Final Shape is out, I hope it's a good time for Destiny to look back on itself and re-calibrate:
- New players should be able to access the story. User data has shown this is by far the most compelling and most engaged with element of the game. Why castrate it?
- I worry for the long term of this game. Destiny is not a game that attracts new users and it is losing users. What happens when this game is no longer sustainable? Is it off and gone forever? I would hope the creators who have poured 10+ years into this have more respect for their work than to simply let it vanish. That needs to be a thing Bungie realistically account for. Offline story, Peer-to-peer online play or custom servers would be a good way to preserve the game and give it longevity. We've seen so much that game preservation keeps games relevant.
- Destiny 3 might be a sane move. Destiny 2 is already stuffed to the gills in content (a lot of it bloat or filler to try and keep users engaged once the story has been finished) The ability to have a clean slate for players might be the breath of fresh air the series needs. Of course, this is heavily caveated by the "story so far" needing to be accessible. Otherwise who is going to care?

People love destiny. People have poured thousands of hours into it, people have ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tattoos with art and iconography of this game. It's greatly loved and that needs to be appreciated and respected by the devs. This is not a game that reflects that in it's current state.

Don't get me wrong, It's Retroarch and Retroarch is awesome. However, If you're able to download from the website or through Lutris or whatever, do so. For some reason, the Steam version has a few features removed. Most importantly, it's missing loads of cores for a wide variety of consoles.

I've uninstalled it and just downloaded it from the main site. If for whatever reason that's not an option for you, then sure, use this one. It's better than nothing.

I'm really enjoying it. That said, if you come into this expecting a souls like, honestly, I don't think you'll get much from it. It's got the souls-like trappings like enemies respawning when you rest at "campfires" and what have you. But it's not hard. I died 3 times against the first boss. Got used to it, haven't died since. Been playing solo too.

It looks fun in multiplayer. I'll probably try it at some point.

Main draw for me is the moment to moment game-play feels great fun. Guns are nice and satisfying, slashing enemies down with a few good melee swings feels good, I'm playing the ranged/sneaky/sniper class and plucking enemies at range with head shots feels great, but also creating choke points and gunning enemies down as they come in feels great. It's genuine fun to play.

The hook for me has been the story though. I'm just walking around, going through logs, reading journals etc and it's REALLY cool. Looking forward to seeing where it goes. Hopefully it doesn't go ♥♥♥♥ but so far, so very good.

the game seems to lead directly into the sequel too from what I've seen so I'll be picking that up next I expect.

The game is unfortunately experiencing the growing pains of any live service game, with crashes and weird stuff going on. But, the game is really good fun.

You CAN play it solo, but it was very much intended for group play. It is hard as hell. Friendly fire is always on. You will die a LOT. It's part of the game. Embrace it, roll with it, have a good time.

It's a real water cooler game though. So much crazy ♥♥♥♥ can happen. A group I dropped with didn't have much in the way of heavy armour penetration, but we DID find an abandoned Hellbomb kicking around, so I baited the Titan over to me, punched the Hellbomb and took the no good bug to hell with me. Incredible fun Heartedly recommend it.

I whole heartedly recommend this game. It's basically a modern reworking of Micro Machines/Circuit Breakers and it accomplishes it's task with excellent, playable and fun results. Plenty of ways to play to find the itch you want to scratch, pick up and play, great visuals with low system requirements. Any laptop made in the last 10 years will probably run this. If you have friends and love to play local multiplayer, add this to your list. It's genuinely great. Would have loved to have seen more from this studio based on this and Party Golf.