fantasyy 最近的评测

It's fun for all your friends!

If you encounter three different boot errors, one after the other after install, you've done a terrible job optimizing it.
At least you aren't charging 69,99€ for the main game though, right? Haha? :D

For my 15 minutes in the menu, setting up graphical settings before it inevitably started throwing errors, crashes, freezes including annoying sound loops, without ever letting me play the actual game, I'll give this adventure an absolute thumbs down for wasting an hour of my Sunday.

We need better gaming standards and integrity from bigger publishers.

Great fun, absolutely worth the price.

By far the best of it's genre. F2P, but encouraged to do ingame purchases (for inventory space), however the quality and sheer size of the game justifies it.

730 million dollars should be put to better use.

Although I've only played this for roughly one hour together with my friends, I can already imagine lots of hours of pure fun with this game.

The controls are smooth, the gameplay in the different sports was great and the people we encountered in the game was great.

If you're looking for a fun game, that's entertaining for both the player and the observers - GET THIS!

Play ESEA/Faceit/Cevo - not MM. Valve ain't doing much towards anticheat nor usability (disconnects/abandon/Steam verification).

Would autism again. 10/10

I'll give it 9.5 out of 10.

As all other Bioshock titles, there is a lot to expect. And they sure do deliver in Bioshock Infinite.

Pros:
- Fluent FPS. It handles good and it feels good.
- The story. Mindtwisting and mindblowing. You may have to put your jar back in place once you hit the credits.
- Stunning graphics. 2K is not afraid of going through the whole color palette with both dark blood dripping battlefields and buildings colored in gold and grass greener than anything.
- Elizabeth's AI. Often times a game relies on AI-to-player coop it becomes choppy and you feel like you want to strangle the follower for once again not being able to catch up. Not with Elizabeth. As she obviously is the lead role of the story, she does not push you through the game. She will gladly follow you around without getting stuck in doors or just generally being a bad AI. The AI in Bioshock Infinite is better than ever seen and it gives me hope for more AI-coop type games.
- Difficulty. I played the game on hard, and despite not having much of a challenge through most of the game, the last 30%ish was a nice challenge. They seemed to really hit the nail on the head with this.

Cons:
- Surround sound sometimes felt a little off. At times, I was completely mislead by enemies sounds and shots. It was not a major factor.
- The enemies AI was a times too easy to exploit, as in cut corner and shoot them one by one.

I was really looking forward to Wolfenstein: The New Order, and I've played the previous titles too.

I feared a Duke Nukem Forever repeat, however it was not the case.

Wolfenstein: The New Order does, unlike other resurrected titles, maintain the true "Go nuts, gun blazing", while keeping it interested in the 20th hour of the game.

And I've missed a game where I could dualwield shotguns and splatter nazis to thousands of pieces.
The story, take it for what it is, the game primarily focuses on having fun with the trigger held down.
At least that is what I came for. And I got it.

8.5 / 10 - A must for Wolfenstein fans.

Pros:
- A good generic FPS game.
- A resemblance to Inglourious Basterds, if it was a videogame.
- Animations, shooting and nazi-tearing are very well made.
- Funny easter eggs. (No spoilers)

Cons:
- AI is a failure.
- Too few puzzles.
- Weapon menu is unfinished.