Rowin Dincht 最近的评测

River City Girls is a fantastic beat 'em up that's a blast to play. However, if you're planning to play it on Steam Deck, be aware that you might encounter some missed cutscenes. Thankfully, you can easily skip these.

Despite this minor hiccup, the game is a joy to experience. The combat is fluid and satisfying, and the colorful pixel art style is visually appealing.

While some achievements require two players, the game can be comfortably completed solo within a week. I highly recommend River City Girls to fans of the genre and anyone looking for a fun and engaging beat 'em up experience.

If you've played "Love is all around" then this game seems like a far more advanced version of that game with more to it. Some of the English translations are off, and other things require a bit of digging if you're not familiar with the language to get the game's in gag jokes (i.e. Yuman, Seung-Yi's shirt, etc.) but overall for a FMV game, it's really relaxing and enjoyable. It's also worth playing with friends and see what ending you can land on as a whole collective group of people. The only gripe I will give the game is that a specific character's plotline is not gone into at any depth. They appear and it's like "Okay, well you're another character for me to romance!"

In the end if you liked Motesolo, for sure you will enjoy playing this game.

You own an ROG Ally Z1 Extreme?
Do you like the opening to Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD and wish to see it multiple times?
Ever wanted to play the tutorial over and over again to the point where you can speedrun it?
Wanna guess which FFX character on Destiny Island will cause your game to crash?
Don't think about this game playing properly on it (Other than a Steam Deck or PC.)

I own an ROG Ally Z1 Extreme and the game randomly crashes. No patches have been announced at the point of this review for fixing any issues, and every "fix" mentioned in the community forums extends the playtime for the game, but in the end it will crash on you on anything other than a Steam Deck. While graphically this game looks good, I honestly can't recommend it until things get fixed up.

Works on Steam Deck but you might have to mess with the sensitivity for joystick/track pad since the mouse will move too fast for the mini-games. Otherwise the game is solid and worth it's time. You can practically finish the game in under 10 hours for the "culture".

The only thing I like about this game is the Mantis Arms.
Don't you like Mantis Arms?
It's like an Informercial! It dices! It Slices! It makes everything nice in the kitchen!

I've owned this game for year after getting it on sale. After trying it on my Windows 10 machine I will say that the only complaint I will bring to it is that the settings for using a controller over a keyboard & mouse configuration are completely broken. If you want to use a Controller (in my case it's a wireless XBOX One controller) then you're out of luck. The game will read and pickup the controller if you set your game for Keyboard/Mouse only. Now you might think that's not a problem, but later on in the game it is, since there are some things you have to do that require Keyboard input over your controller.

I will tell anyone looking to get this game that next to awkward controller support, buy this game only if you you are a die hard fan of the series, or can purchase this game with all it's DLC for $1.99. Anything above that is asking for too much.

I'd also like to add in that this game came out on PC in 2010. Since then, there has been ZERO fixes for the controller let, alone any of the other game-breaking bugs that you will also run across that other reviewers have mentioned.

Playing this game with friends is the only way to get the best experience out of Rainbow Six Siege. You might have an occasional match with one or multiple "Try Hards" but otherwise, the game is completely fun for a tactics based game. Communication is the key and knowing how to take on a situation is a lesson in trial and error, but otherwise I would highly recommend the game to anyone who is new to Tactical Based FPS.

Before I start, I would like to say that I have played this game on the Nintendo 3DS as well as on the PC, and the comparison between the two are like the changing from night to day. I would recommend this game to anyone who's played the 3DS version and wants a fresh take on the game. The only complaint I can say is the camera FOV. It truly feels as if the camera is too close to Jill, as opposed to Leon in Resident Evil 4. Overall, I would recommend you pick this game .

This has to be one of the most easiest game's I've ever played. While I haven't spent alot of time on this game, it primarily focuses on mixing drinks, and talking to the patron's that come in. It even gives off that old retro feel in more depth when you activate scanlines. The music track is relaxing and enjoyable and the game as a whole reminds me alot of Snatchers on Sega CD or Bubblegum Crash on PC Engine. I would highly recommend this game for anyone who just wants to sitback, and relax. But be warned, you might develop a nasty itch to start mixing your own drinks.

Are you new to Visual Novels?
Want to experience a Visual Novel without having long and tedious plotlines?
Don't want to sit through a bunch of characters and sub-plots that just convulude the main story?

Then Aozora Meikyuu is for you! This game is pretty short, I managed to beat it within an hour of play and I can recommend it to anyone who has not played, or doesn't want a long visual novel story to go through, just to make 10 minutes of progress on a 60+ hour story.

The characters for Aozora Meikyuu are reminisant of your stereo-typical manga characters, guy who's a shut in, girl with a hidden past, and a person from the main character's past. The story of all of these people is just enough to get the central plot of the game across without it dragging the story out for longwinded hours of the day.

On the plus side of this game is the amount of time it takes to get through. This game is considerably short, and can be beaten in well under 2 hours. The story has a fair decent amount of pacing, and reminded me from time to time of reading a manga that came with it's own background music. And the characters, while generic in their own right, bring their own liveliness to the game and makes you wonder more about them.

Considering I don't have anything negative to say, the only downside that I could point at for this game is it's replayabiliy. Once you get the main ending, you're basically replaying situations and scenes to just see what happens when you pick another option and how it affects the ending.

Aozora Meikyuu as a whole is a pretty solid game and well worth the price I paid for it during the Steam Summer Sale 2016. If you're trying to get yourself into Visual novels, or get friends who might be interested in them then I would highly recommend this game.