Mad Jack 最近的评测

Mad Max has the best vehicular combat in any open world game I have played thus far. It is chaotic, action fueled and filled to the brim with explosions and charred carcasses strewn across the post-apocalyptic wasteland. The plot is not exactly the game's strong point, but it does teach us that life is often painful and disappointing and that fairy tale endings are not as common as one would like.

I highly recommend the experience.

Repetitive gameplay, tons of filler content, numerous crashes... for some reason they decided to get rid of everything that made Odyssey great. The combat is incredibly clunky, more than half the time I find myself swinging randomly in different directions if I have not locked onto an enemy, other times it is just garbage controls that make your character stuck in front of walls. Story wise, the beginning of the game made me believe I were going into something big only for it to drop a massive reality check and remind me that I am playing an uninspired Origins 2.0. What a shame.

The amount of content far outweighs that of the previous and future installments and that alone is the reason to give this game a thumbs up! The environment really makes you feel as if you were in Ancient Greece, the combat is very fluid and fun; however, I can see why some die hard Assassin's Creed fans were complaining. It is indeed a great game, but it just isn't an Assassin's Creed game, no matter how much I would like to think so. The base game is phenomenal, but the 2 expansions left a lot to be desired. I would go as far as to say that Legacy of the First Blade was disappointing and made no sense story wise. The characters were rather likable, but they could have been integrated into the story in a much better way.

Overall, it was a pleasurable experience, as one may see by the amount of hours invested.

I find Origins a very refreshing take on the Assassin's Creed series, some would say the gameplay is repetitive and they wouldn't be wrong for saying that, but the greatest pleasure for me in this game is exploration, the wonderful, exotic ambient and the beautifully crafted soundtrack. Bayek is a great, multi-faceted character who turns his path towards vengeance into something greater that would forever leave a mark on history. I heartily recommend the game.

The Last Maharajah DLC mission "A Good Send-Off" is bugged and has never been fixed! It can ruin your save by constantly loading you back into a desynchronization.

EDIT: It can only be fixed by removing all DLC folders from the installation folder, loading back into the game, fast traveling to a random location, copying the DLC folders back into the installation folder, and then you will be able to continue where you left off. A ridiculous workaround for a bug that should have been fixed AGES ago.

Do yourselves a favor and install the latest community patch. It will make the game run smoother and will fix loads of bugs.

https://www.worldofgothic.de/dl/download_478.htm

Legacy of Kain: Defiance is a great game, but the camera makes it a chore to play. It will randomly jerk, making me lose focus of my character. For a game from 2003, despite the technological limitations back then. I can name numerous games with far better controls. My word of advice is to get the game on a discount just for the story if you are a fan of Legacy of Kain series; otherwise, the controls and gameplay mechanics leave a lot to be desired.

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 are exceptional games from a time we all view with great nostalgia, a golden age of video games if one may be so bold as to claim. Raziel, the antihero we play seeks redemption, rather than vengeance as he uncovers significant traces of his human self, before his conversion to an ungodly creature of the night. The soundtrack is eerie and suspenseful, as befits a world going through an apocalyptic change. There are some bugs here and there, which is to be expected from games as old as these, but I do believe that Aspyr could have handled them with greater care.

Gamebreaking bug 1: In the Necropolis area, during the platforming/blocks section where you need to traverse a large gap, if you step on the counterweights on each side of the room, one of them might fall through the ground, thus preventing you from progressing the game. Reloading and restarting the game does not fix the issue.

Gamebreaking bug 2: Sometimes, while walking through a tunnel such as those leading to or out of a portal room, the camera might jerk suddenly and cause you to fall through the ground endlessly. Unable to get back to where I was prior to the bug, I was forced to reload the game.

Gamebreaking bug 3: I have seen people complain about blocks not spawning properly, or randomly getting stuck inside other cubes, thus preventing you from progressing the puzzle. Reloading works, but only if you saved before the puzzle involving blocks. This happens a lot in the Oracle's Cave near the end of the game.

The above bugs are just some of the most notable ones I have come across. This is why I cannot stress enough how important it is to regularly save so as to avoid starting the game from scratch.

Regardless, no remaster I have played so far was perfect, each had its own fair share of bugs, but what matters is that the developers are notified of the same and that they work on fixing them. Continue the great work Aspyr! I am hoping for a remake or at least a remaster of the original Blood Omen, as well as a new and improved Blood Omen 2.

I have barely scratched the surface of what this game has to offer and I can say that I am enjoying it quite a bit so far! There is a plethora of options to choose from when it comes to the customization of characters and play-style, allowing you to assume the role of anyone and anything you would like. This freedom of choice is what initially prompted me to purchase the game and I can assure you that I do not regret a single dime I spent on it. The amount of content far outweighs the price and if you are a die-hard fan of the grimdark lore of the Warhammer series, you will surely not be disappointed!

The soundtrack has no right to slap this hard!