Psycho8Vegemite 最近的评测

I love the game. Still playing it but I'm doing a hardcore run now which is certainly not for everyone. Given the other reviews that I've read it seems to be a 'you either like it or not' type of game majority of the time. Personally I love everything about the game and with mods it is even better so you have to think real hard to yourself about whether or not you'd like it.

Those that say that the combat is clunky are correct when it comes to compare with other games, but, KCD is a more realistic game, you start off as a blacksmiths son with no experience of any weaponry, hell you can't even read but at max level you are almost god like with any weapon.

So again, if you like realism featuring hardcore gameplay with no hand holding, then maybe this is for you.

Insurgency is as if CS:GO and Arma had a kid with only their best qualities and found its own personality. What I mean by that, is that if you are into slow paced, intense, realistic battles. Then you've found the right game here.

Insurgency allows you the player to play alongside either insurgent or security forces, where you'll be given class specific weaponry to aid the rest of the team with. From this you can choose to be a sniper which only one to two can be present or a rifleman of sorts where you can carry explosives or a normal rifle. After you then have the choice of customizing your gear, where you could give yourself a holosight or scope. Suppressor or heavy barrel. You can also give yourself frags or smoke grenades, light or heavy armor and a chest rig or carrier. Then, you spawn into the world.

The world is unforgiving, you have one life where then you'll have to wait for another wave to get back in. Bullets are quick and you'll be shot before you hear the bang most of the time. From urban landscapes to outback terrain, your eyes have to always be peeled. Watching the rooftops for sharpshooters and alleys for assaulter's and machine gunners. You'll never feel safe in one place and always on the tip of your toes. Insurgency in one of those games where camping is playing the objective, keeping it safe and hard scoping is the only way.

The world of Insurgency is nicely portrayed. Obviously being a source engine game you can't expect too much from graphics as it's no cry engine replacement. But it has its own quality and beauty to it. Sound is great making sure that the grunt and giveaways of firearms can be heard in the reloads along side with the well heard, life like bangs of the firearms. Mechanics are great, nothing too complicated like Arma or simple like the arrow keys but a nice balance in between. There is lean mechanics, a call out mechanic, voip, crouch, prone, jump and all the usual rest you can think of. You can change the firing mode, and aim down sights. Its controls makes it like a hardcore Battlefield 4 sort.

Other than the world of Insurgency, you also have a world outside of the one you mostly know. The workshop. many modders have model replacements, re-textures and sound packs. Others have animations and some maps and game modes. Insurgency has an extremely diverse and much alive community, and as a modder myself can say this. It is easy to completely replace the games weapons and its looks with the amount of mods out there!

Overall Insurgency is a great game and is worth the purchase if you ask me. New World Interactive release patches and free content frequently (not all the time but a pleasant amount) and the community is great. If I were to rate the game it would be a
I truly love the game but I believe that it could be improved a tad bit more such as adding more weaponry and customization in my opinion.

In this review I'll be covering the story, objectives and tone of this great game.

Story
You emerge as a citizen, trapped inside an abandoned home that you now know as safety, along with two or three other people; you've been stuck between war zones where survival and horror cross fade. You are not a soldier and therefore just a survivor. Searching ruble left behind by shelling finding few scraps of food and items. You find cloth to bandage your friends wounds in and antibiotics to help your sickness. You find little useful materials and components to build with, but is enough for a simple hotplate and a makeshift bed to rest bloodied limbs on. You know you can't survive with what you have, you know you need more supplies, but you also know you can't just walk outside with snipers lurking. You wait for night, where you'll travel for supplies in an effort for not just yourself, but the survival of your comrades as well. Risking everything you know you'll have to choose between life or death, starvation or robbery and kindness or murder. There is no choices, only decisions.

Objectives
You play as one or more survivors at once, controlling their separate thoughts and decisions. 'This War of Mine' plays like 'The Sims' in a dark horrible way. In order to eat out of your fridge, you must either scavenge for food, steal for it or kill for it. Sometimes you have a choice, others you don't. This game is all about choosing between ultimately life or death.
During the day you play as all the characters working towards fixing, improving your safety and health. You need to eat, drink (is automatic), sleep, heal and improvise along with catering to character specific needs such as smoking or drinking coffee. Sometimes you have people during the day that try to trade with you, where you can use your found items to trade with theirs for things you need. Other times you have people whom seek help, medical or physical; good or bad. Once nightfall reaches you have two choices, to stay, or scavenge; by choosing what each persons role for the night is. After this, it's your time to shine, you can scavenge, steal or kill for things such as food, materials, supplies and items.
The games pace is repetitive, but the shear pain and suffering to see your characters go through is what compels you to continue, to see hope or a light. Once you come home you can talk to others about your findings, reassure them that you'll survive, offer them food or medical attention. Once you have your resources, it is yours to use it wisely. Just remember, that you're not alone, your death is likely likewise having your own safety attacked and looted from. This game is all about survival, and it shows just that in all the most brutal ways possible during war...

Tone and Emotions
You as the player, will feel the pain and suffering your characters go through. Murdering people feels bad and so does robbing people of their supplies. When your characters feel bad whether its from woundings or from being depressed. You'll feel it with them. 'This War of Mine] is a harsh game in all ways, and there is no running from it. When a character leaves due to how they feel, or when a character dies because you couldn't do enough; you feel the weight on your shoulders, the sadness and emotions of the other occupants you still have to survive for. This games takes your point of view about war into a whole new perspective, and it is harsh.

Pros and Cons

Was 5 years in Australia worth the wait? Hell yeah it was! :D

Certainly a brilliant game, so far it's my most played game in my libary so that says something! As I run on a mac the requirments can be scary and daunting seeing macs arn't made for gaming but I assure you. By turning off grass you can run the game fine at any graphic settings since mac optimisation was done! 10/10. Certainly deserves a close look! And the best part, it's updated well all the time, it has only just slowed down for more optimisation and aditional addons!