PixelleVT 最近的评测

Played for maybe 30 minutes and despite the controls being not good, I continued on but noticed that the art on the billboarda felt off. Turns out, spoiler, its genAI. Nah thats a no go for me.

Honestly, I loved this game when it first launched. I have loved the Dune franchise for the majority of my 35+ years of life and this was expected to be a huge release, expanding upon an alternate timeline where Paul doesn't exist, yadda yadda yadda.

By the time of this review, with 377 hours played, I have finally uninstalled the game and now feel free from its shackles thanks to the newest update with the Base Reconstruction Tool being added.

I hope the devs see the massive decline of players as a kick in the butt to make massive changes.

Nobody likes the Tax system. Nobody likes having to charge their base shields every 20 days. And with the only people really playing in the end-game Deep Desert being the ones who love to grief, harass, and take PvP to a level nobody should ever take it to, nobody likes the end-game anymore.

If they just do what they did with Conan Exiles, allow people to play Single Player, allow people to participate in the end-game without dealing with pvp or griefers, and maybe have more content that isn't just "more pvp content" or "here's some housing styles we hope you like", then it would be a massive W for Funcom.

But this isn't fun anymore. Not for me, not for a lot of people.

Amendment/Edit: I want to clarify a position I have about this game because I did not address it originally in the review.

The game is absolutely worth playing for the main campaign and lorebuilding if you like survival games and/or Dune. I normally don't enjoy survival crafters but the way Dune Awakening was made, and my own enjoyment of the Dune franchise throughout my life, I enjoyed the hell out of it. Enough to have put 377 hours into it! I will *probably* come back to it once we get more actual story content, but as it stands, right now, I can't enjoy just putzing around in the end-game waiting for more content. Having to pay taxes every two weeks and farming mats to keep my base shields up for ~20+ days at a time just isn't worth the wait.

The main campaign and pve content in Hagga Basin is *ABSOLUTELY* enjoyable when you're going through the content! If you just want to play for the story, experience the main pve area, get ornithopters, and so forth, I *DO* recommend the game. But if you're expecting longevity and stuff to do in the endgame, I do not recommend it until Funcom makes some serious changes to the way the game is run. No more GaaS, just let us play offline without having the aformentioned issues with taxes and base upkeep!

I'm so lost and confused but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I can't stop playing

Steam says I've only been playing this for 3 hours but it feels like I've been playing it for at least 8 hours. I don't know where the extra time came from, but this game sucked me in to its weird creepy narrative.
The rule of six can bite my ass, but everything else is so so good.

10/10 no complaints.

Holy crap what a game 10/10

Its Picross with Mice and interior decoration, 10/10

Editting review after dev responded:
If you want to support the dev for making this, go ahead and buy the dark mode uncharged DLC. It's your money do with it as you will. Otherwise you can simply get it for free from the github page instead.
Dark Mode is absolutely an accessibility function and getting upset at people "parroting" that as false is an incredibly bad look.

I use Borderless Gaming for nearly all of my games that don't have a dedicated Borderless mode and it's been a saving grace.

However, the developer decided to go and upsell the cost of adding an Accessibility Feature, Dark Mode, as a $9.99 paid DLC. For a program that costs $3.99 to buy, and used to be free through Github.

It's criminal to charge for accessibility features, and the fact it's free on github is the least the developer can do. I still do not recommend anymore after seeing the developers response and reactions to anyone who says anything negative about his business practices.

I'm not a super hardcore Diablo player, I don't know the meta, I don't run things at the highest difficulty, but the fact that it has native controller support and a large swathe of accessibility features, looks pretty, the music and atmosphere are really solid, and the microtransactions are all strictly cosmetics based beyond the battle pass, I think that all makes this game a win for me.
Oh yeah and cross-platform saves is a huge deal too for me.

Talos Principle 2 is to Talos Principle what Portal 2 was to Portal. It takes the original formula, adds a more in-depth story, more of the same that was loved about the first with some new twists. I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love Talos Principle 2 and this is everything I've been wanting ever since the first game came out.

This game is super gorgeous but I do not recommend playing it while intoxicated or baked, it will give you vertigo and nausea just as fast as your first time in VR.