Proto 最近的评测

goty

As idle games go, this is an awesome one. I really appreciate the puzzle/optimization aspect, and the general vibes are excellent.

Tremendous

Much like the original DOOM even if you only play the first episode you'll have a great time. Personally I loved the heavy movement and crunchy guns - this game sells the "you are the a dude in power armor" fantasy better than any other game I've ever played. Unfortunately it made me want to be a warhammer guy, that is definitely a mark against this game.

It is quite long, and the gameplay doesn't actually change that much throughout, so if you don't like how it feels in the first 3 minutes you should probably refund it. But if you *do* like how it feels you'll have a great time, because they don't really ♥♥♥♥ it up anywhere else in the game.

Apparently I never reviewed this game? One of my favorite games of the last 10 years. A great way to kill a weekend

Really great little game. Everything good about open world games, none of the tedium. Controls super well, looks great, the writing worked for me. Just a great way to kill a couple hours.

Really charming little puzzle game. Gets closer to recreating the feeling of playing with lego than any other game I've played. Very nice to look at, not super hard but there are some neat mechanics later on. The music and visual flair are top notch. Feels like playing one of those "satisfying" looping animations.

I would avoid it if you are the type of person to want maximum hours of gameplay per dollar, however I haven't even played half the games I've bought on Steam. By that metric it's a great value because I actually finished it.

There's probably about 2 hours of story content if you skip all the extra stuff. I replayed a few missions, but didn't bother with the collectibles. Personally I felt like the cost of entry was fair considering how expensive VR games are in general, and this game is much more interactive than most.

Really neat stealth game, with a pretty cool twist that encourages planning. The fundamental stealth is okay, it's definitely not as varied as some other games in the genre, but this is a game made by a very small team and I certainly got a good amount of time out of it. Getting spotted is punishing but you have to really mess up to get seen in the first place, and there are ways you can deal with it other than shooting if you're clever. I honestly can't handle horror games, Echo is tense but it's definitely something I was able to get through just fine.

You won't like this game if you don't enjoy pure stealth/planning playstyles, you absolutely cannot run and gun this one. It also has a bit of a slow start, I was totally fine with it since I thought the writing and art direction was strong enough to carry into the core of the game. But, be prepared to spend the first hour or so not actually doing any stealth. Also, I kind of felt like the game was a bit too easy on Normal, but the game doesn't communicate exactly what changes when you select a difficulty. Once you understand how long it takes to get spotted, and from what range, you can pretty much perfect stealth the entire game.

The game itself is probably the prettiest game I've ever played, the art direction is excellent. Seems to support high framerate monitors which was a pleasant surprise, though honestly you won't need it since there's very little shooting depending on your playstyle. Writing and setting are kind of this neat high society sci-fi, it's very cool and if you're into that kind of thing this is a real treat. Pretty excited to see what Ulta Ultra releases next.

A neat little game. Mechanically it's not the deepest thing in the world, but it's definitely a fun take on the hole in the wall concept. The art direction is great, similar to Thumper in that it looks good in screenshots but really really good in VR. You can use Vive controllers if you want but you don't need to, though it's nice that they label the virtual buttons. Apparently the game works fine with any normal gamepad, if that's more your speed.

I really like the UI elements, they are definitely neat - Polytron should release the controller models as workshop items for SteamVR.