Stemot 最近的评测

One of the snappiest, original tutorials I've seen a game which mimics movie montages sets this game up perfectly for the high octane ride it settles into. Combat while at first overwhelming becomes something beautiful as you mix gunplay and melee brawling on the fly. Run at a guy, shoot him in the leg, run out of ammo, throw the gun at his head, kick his weapon up off the floor and smash his face into a wall.
Great performance by the main VA as Bond as well as the other cast turning in solid performances. Best Bond game since the N64.

Let me start by saying I don't make a habit of leaving negative Steam reviews. Often if I love a game I'll leave a good one and usually if I hate it I'll uninstall and move on but I feel I need to leave one for Directive 8020. The story premise I actually liked as I'm a sci-fi fan but this story was for the most part badly acted and the dialogue felt like it was performed by bored actors that weren't in the same room. Sections where characters are fleeing for their live and the voice actor is delivering calm dialogue as if they are sat in a chair. The animation also is pretty bad. I'm guessing it's hand animated rather than mo-capped because the disconnect between the real looking faces and the goofy as hell running and diving animations is staggering.
Also the game is a technical mess. lots of crashes, glitches etc and performance being one of the worse UE5 experiences I've had. Don't even think about turning on path tracing, dropping to 50fps at 1440p with DLSS and frame gen on at points, in a small, linear map when games like CyberPunk 2077 and DOOM The Dark Ages have massive open areas that still run at 100 fps with Path Tracing on.
One of the worst things about the game, It's just boring. The ship is one of the most generic sci-fi ships I've spent time on. All the areas look the same visually and never get beyond dark grey walls with tiny blue lights. The stealth sections are hands down the worst thing here and unfortunately it's what you'll be spending most the 8 hour runtime doing. Some really bad signposting means all these sections are a guessing game, which is fine on the easier mode but on survival you don't get another shot at them and you're punished for the game not communicating the path. Terrible game design.
Such a disappointment and was really hoping for an experience on par with their best game 'House Of Ashes'. As it stands you should only buy this on deep discount.

I've played around an hour so far but man it's good to be back. Runs well on my 4080 and I'm shocked the UE5 engine finally gave us some colour. The visuals are stunning. Can't wait to get further into it.

EDIT: I'm at 11 hours now and so far it's my GoTY. The progression feels better than the first game, base building is a massive upgrade without the restrictions on prefab placement the first game suffered from and the sense of exploration with the caustics and sun beaming through the water lighting the environment is something to witness. Over the coming years it will only get better,

Ignore all the bulls**t on social media about this game. Great gameplay loop of action and puzzles combines with a fun dynamic between characters and a serviceable story. Really nice looking with path tracing enabled.

Capcom on a legendary run.

Fantastic visuals and atmosphere. Great soundtrack but a little low in the mix. Good story so far. Combat has been good but I swear sometimes I'm pressing counter and getting hit. Apart from that well worth the £16 I paid.

Since the last update it's probably the best way to play the original game. Only thing missing is true widescreen.

Quite possibly the best Resident Evil game. While I do find the gameplay loop of RE4R to be the pinnacle of RE combat, Requiem wraps that up in a bigger story while marrying it with some of RE7's gameplay. The game is mainly Leon focused though despite what early previews would have had you believe but this is a good thing to me. The second half (Leons primary campaign) is an RE2 Remake fans dream as we get to go back and see familiar places after the decimation of Racoon City. Featuring the best visuals in the series, the tightest gunplay in the series and what feels like a miniature Spencer Mansion in the Chronic Care Centre for the players that prefer the slow horror this really is the perfect game for Resident Evil's 30th anniversary.

Pretty fun game, checking symptoms against a check list and having to do research to discover new symptoms is all good fun, along with the CoD esque drone missions that have improved massively from the demo version. Ran well and looks okay with some UE5 visual bugs now and again. The trouble is, by day 18 of 28 I had pretty much done everything in the story and felt like I was coasting doing the same stuff until the end, with the little sidequests seemingly stopping.
Worth playing because I do think it's entertaining and the price is decent for the 11 hours I got out of the campaign. Just be aware that it limps to the end rather than sprints.

Yes it's short.

However if you picture the perfect T2 game you wanted to play when you were a kid I'm pretty sure it would look something like this. Great animation, fluid gameplay and some outstanding music. A few new modes and divergent story choices that change some of the games levels extend longevity but even with them it's not a long game for what I consider a little overpriced.

If you love the 16bit era and love T2 then I think this is an easy recommend.

Everyone else should probably wait for a sale.

I tried. 20 hours worth of playtime and I'm at a point where it isn't even turn based anymore but more like "player get one turn per 10 of the enemy". Nothing but frustration at this point and that's not why I play games.

EDIT: I finally get it.