Capn 最近的评测

The game looks good and that's about it. Combat is okay, but really simple, enemy variety isn't great. Despite there being a lot of variants, they generally behave the same and with a lack of of depth, it's the same dance everytime. Even the bosses, who visually differ the most play the same.
Everything falls kind of flat. The writing is bad, the story might turn out okay. The main character is quite docile to be the horseman of FURY. It feels aimless. It's very bizarre that for a game that should have a simple premise, they added so much fluff. Crawling, limp noodle platforming, and puzzles that are both too easy but unclear. 10 different currencies to do all sorts of things I can't even use yet.

Finally, cooperative battle royale type game with dope theming. Dark souls combat makes it better, though it's definitely not really a souls game anymore. TOO FAST. Love it.

In spite of all the greed from CA with the DLC and poor maintenance, it's still pretty good. You may be frustrated with some of the mechanics, but if a fantasy total war sounds like a good time, it is.

Took me 1000 hours to post positively, so keep that in mind. Total War: Warhammer II may be a better option for a less buggy and tight experience, but this one maxes out the content and features.

Anti-cheat doesn't like me :(

Physics are not incredible. Also seconding the lack of support for bongo controllers. Lame.

Haven't finished, but I figured I'd throw in my experience relating to performance:

It's been fine. It doesn't run great for how last gen it looks but I've only had a really bad stutter once when I was running other heavy cpu tasks and only crashed a lot on a certain snaily boss.

Beyond that, it's definitely a recommended title.

There's a lot to review here, and I come from the position of someone who's played previous Monster Hunter games, but this a is an absolute masterpiece. Graphics and environments are gorgeous, combat is deep (though punishing). It's got some room for improvement, but I never thought I'd see Monster Hunter like this.

A great total war game, loads of content, and still being updated. Somewhat pricey with all the DLC, and there's a 3rd one coming sometime in the future.
Some people may not like how wacky and crazy the stats and abilities get, which makes it a big departure from the original total war feel.

Great game, not as good as SotN or other greatest metroidvanias, and still missing features, but I couldn't stop 'till I beat it. Can't wait for Co-op.

If you loved FInal Fantasy Tactics, you'll probably like this one (Especially if you enjoyed the Advanced series).

That said, this is pretty much a generic Walmart brand FFT/A. The design and story are original enough, while the gameplay is pretty closely copied from the originals. Everything else is just a little lesser than FFT. Having said that, it's absolutely incredible that a team of TWO made this game. It doesn't make the game any better, but damn if it doesn't make it impressive.

Music? Not as good, and not as many tracks.
Art? Higher fidelity, but the design isn't quite as refined.
Story? A little more straightforward (so far), but not too bad.
Visuals? Fewer animations, and generally not as good. Not many iconic characters, but honestly how do you compete with Final Fantasy?
Gameplay? This may actually be equivalent to the original, and probably what makes it engaging. A little simpler, but more options and depth overall. Most simplifications come from the FFTA games anyways.
Classes? About the same as the original, progression works like the original, but the classes themselves are more inspired by the Advanced FFT games. Another strong point of the game however.
Replayability? Multiple difficulties! A reasonable amount of secrets as well, though a bit less than what the original games had.
Technicals? Pretty good options, runs well on lesser hardware, and great controller support. Even supports mouse+keyboard!