Porkins 最近的评测

I liked it so much, I bought it twice! I own this on Switch and Steam. I definitely recommend it on Steam if you're going to do one or the other, but I have no regrets purchasing twice. It's fun both ways, and I've supported a cheap game even more.

I recommend this game, particularly if you have friends who will play as well.

I have enjoyed this game quite a bit. It has crashed on me a few times, but nothing has made it unplayable.

This game may not be as polished as Civilization V, but I genuinely think it may be more fun. The customization is enough to set it apart on its own.

UPlay - what a joke.

Go play XCOM.
Still want more?
Go play XCOM 2.
Still want more?
Yeah, don't we all.... Do you like "weird west" content? If so, maybe give this a try, provided you've played XCOM and XCOM 2 first.

This game feels just okay. The combat was fun, but the majority of the rest of it felt like B- or C+ content. I found myself kind of bored between the "tactical scenarios," which definitely should have been the focus of the game. Choices don't feel like they make much of a difference, so most of it is just fluff to sort of further the story between shoot outs.
At the end of the day, it quenched my thirst for XCOM-like tactical combat, but it did little else. XCOM is superior in every way, except for Western-ness.

I also own the DLC, but I don't know if I'm going to bother trying it out any time soon.

Ulimtatley, I recommend this if you have played XCOM, XCOM 2, you want more, and you like westerns or weird westerns.

I enjoyed this experience. This is ultimately a puzzle game in which you interact with various objects using your mouse. A lot of the "puzzle" often derives to noticing a switch in a certain spot or identifying that two shapes go together. Further, somtimes the puzzles felt more like a step by step errand more than a quandary (as in, the next step wasn't much of a mystery). All that said, this critique is meant as a constructive criticism, because overall, this game was quite enjoyable.

The tone is ominous and supernatural. I don't think the game is meant to be scary, but there were times my imagination ran a little wild, and I was left cautiously wondering what would be thrown at me next. With the puzzle gameplay and the atmosphere, I was reminded quite a bit of Amnesia: The Dark Descent. So, if you liked the puzzle aspect of Amnesia, but didn't like your heart leaping out of your chest and your pants needing to be cleaned, you will probably like this.

Ultimately, my main complaint is the game felt quite short, and a touch unfilfilling by the end. However, I did put a solid and enjoyable 4 hours into it, and the game sells for $5. I got the game on sale, but even at $5, it's hard to argue this isn't worth $1.25 per hour of entertainment. You defeinitly get bang for your $1.25.

If this was longer, I would say this is a B+, possibly an A-. As is, I'd go with a B. I am looking forward to the Room 3.

I enjoyed this game. Solid B+

I enjoyed Return to Castle Wolfenstein back in the day. However, it should be noted, this isn't really more of the same. This is more of an alternate history game that is its own concept. If you're looking for another Return to Castle Wolfenstein, this isn't it.

Instead, this is a fairly interesting almost steampunk game that is full of pretty entertaining action. On the surface, the story is not overly deep, and the action really keeps you involved. The pacing was fairly good in this sense.
However, what I really got out of the game was what I gleamed beyond the surface events of the story.

Without giving much away, there is reason to doubt the trustworthiness of the main character's recollection of the events, which interestingly really helped me to suspend my disbelief while playing. "Did that guy seriously just do that nearly impossible action? Well, I guess this is my character tripping out again." It was fairly interesting to me, and added a layer of depth to everything th at was happening, at least for me.

Again, ignoring all of that, this game was a fun "shoot 'em up" with a story that was entertaining if nothing else. It's a little over-the-top, but for me, it was in a good way.

I got the game on sale for $10 and I put 14 hours in a single playthrough. There is a minor reason to playthrough at least one more time, and I will probably do so later on. Although, I will say, I'm not sure if there is much replay value after the second time. Time will tell.

This game had a rocky start, but seems very good after recent updates.

I was always able to run the game at a satisfactory (if not ideal) level, and didn't have much issue with it, but the latest update has had a very significant improvement to my performance.
It seems like they really put in the effort to improve the build.

The only reservation I now have about giving a full-hearted recommendation is the price tag, but that is going down as well. I would recommend this one, especially if you can get it for cheap.

This game is quite challenging and dynamic. Each game I've played has felt at least somewhat different from the last. Things can go South very quickly and unexpectedly, and the opening of each door is an intense gamble.

I think this game would be best experienced with 1 to 3 friends. There is an active multiplayer community, but I've found the teamwork can be slightly awkward to communicate via text with strangers. On top of this, there is no in-game voice chat that I'm aware of, so it can make fast communication difficult.

That said, I've had a ton of fun with this game played solo, and a considerable amount of fun with random teams as well (no friends of mine own this game as of yet).

This game was a pleasant surprise, and the price tag is pretty good.

I love this game.

In the single player campaign, you are the head of the world's secret military force designed to combat a major alien invasion force.
The game is spent deligating research, construction, purchasing, and (to a much lesser degree) financial tasks. This is great fun as it adds a sort of overarching strategy to the game.
However, the primary focus of the gameplay is on each individual mission. These playout as turn-based, squad-based, combat scenarios. They make for great fun. There are tactics such as flanking and cover bonuses. Shots are on a percentage chance to hit basis, which means you can sometimes have a glorious unlikely success, as well as a stunning unlikely defeat. While this adds a negative element of luck to a game of strategy, I feel the lack of certainty is realistic and adds a great element of intensity.
You can customize and name your squad, which is great because, frankly, you grow attached to your soldiers. When one dies, they are gone for good, which helps add to the intensity mentioned above.

Pros:
- Fun strategy and turn-based combat. Similar to a tabletop war game of some sort.
- Single Player has an element of long-term strategy gaming which I enjoy.
- You form surprising attachments to your squad members.
- You will find yourself becomming emotionally involved.
- The levels and events are mostly random
- You often have to make hard decisions which can sometimes have very negative consequences. This isn't game ending.

Cons:
- The game crashed on me twice.... That's really the only thing I can think of a the moment.

If you like turn-based combat, and/or tabletop war games, buy this game.
If you hate turn-based combat, and/or tabletop war games, do NOT buy this game.