Tank Evans 最近的评测

Note how you can get off of your ship and get into sword fights while exploring uncharted islands for buried treasure in this pirate adventure. This is apparently unattainable technology for Ubisoft.

The Long Dark is a good game developed by a team of delicate, thin-skinned, little crybabies that will ban you from their Steam forums and their social media platforms if you criticize them at all for anything.

It would be one thing if only people who are excessively rude and hostile were getting banned, but even people with nothing but polite, constructive criticism are being banned. People are being banned for asking when they will receive their Kickstarter rewards now that the game is finished. To remind anyone reading this, the Kickstarter for The Long Dark ended over a decade ago.

This is embarrassing behavior for any game studio, let alone a game studio that spent the past 12 years working on one game for an audience of dedicated and now disappointed fans. Do better.

SULFUR is a tremendously frustrating game where finding the fun is like trying to draw blood from a rock. The shooting is terrible. Enemy hitboxes are about 20% smaller than their sprite is, so bullets will harmlessly phase through them regularly.
The gun and upgrade variety is great, but the game is extremely stingy with handing out new guns to play with. Worse still, vendors that sell guns only do so on rare occasions.

The worst part of this game is how it draws from the All Time Annoying Enemy Design Greatest Hits, including but not limited to:
-Enemies that die but refuse to fall over dead and continue to sponge bullets for everything behind them
-Tiny, fast-moving enemies
-Tiny enemies that leap at you
-Enemies with masks that can somehow sponge a 50 BMG round
-Enemies that have an invulnerable state with no cooldown

I finished the Forest Stage, where half of the enemies were tiny crows that swoop at you constantly, and the other half were giant crows that leap at you, but also put their wings in front of their faces to magically become impervious to bullets.

I gave up on this game when I somehow encountered a new form of FPS Hell: the Frog Samurai Stage. In this stage, the game introduces a new enemy that holds their cloak up over their face to become completely invulnerable, but they are also armed with crossbows.

A charming survival game with a devoted modding scene! There isn't a game like it!

TF2 with Blackjack and hookers

Don't buy this if you have arthritis or carpal tunnel

Vein has peer-to-peer multiplayer support. Meaning you and any number of buddies can launch a multiplayer session from the main menu and play together. Nothing else required.

Hearing my friends yell "WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥ WAS THAT?" when I shot blasted the room they were in with the Cleansing Flame was a very worthwhile use of my $4.

CRITICISMS:
The character perk Spirit Rend seems to not do anything at all when you try intimidating cops, so it effectively only has a use on Rank III when yelling can revive teammates instantly. Basically making it just a sidegrade to the Medic perk at that rate.

Better than Payday 3

As a heads up for this game:

• The gameplay is third-person only. The only exception are sniper weapons when aiming down the scope.
  
• The playerbase is very small, any given lobby will be 75% bots at best.
  
• Each character must be leveled up individually. There is a moderate variety of weapons and each of them need to be leveled up through gameplay. Weapon progression is shared between all characters. Weapon progression is extremely slow but is sped up through Weapon XP tickets, which the game hands out constantly in normal gameplay.
  
• Some characters and weapons need to be unlocked in the free tracks of the game's Battle Passes.
  
• Battle Passes never expire.
  
• The game features microtransactions for premium versions of the Battle Passes and for some cosmetics, but all meaningful content like weapons can be earned without any additional payment.

All else told, it's a serviceable Battlefield-clone with a reasonable price tag at only $15.