Mathcat 最近的评测

Gonna keep it short and sweet: Came for the gameplay elements, stayed for the VN narrative. I love the character interactions between Ornieres, Shihori, Faratras, Hellios, Cristoph, and Rya and it's neat seeing the parallels and contrasts between their mental struggles and identity crises and how they communicate that to one another. Lots of emotion in this.
Gameplay wise, it has a good opening, though I think the difficulty in the late game falls off due to lack of balance (A.K.A. Cristoph hitting damage cap with a garanteed debuffing phys skill, and also being able to full-team heal if need be. Should note I was playing on the standard difficulty so ymmv). At the very least shows how fun the late game skill building can be, so it's not all bad.
Lastly, the artwork in this game is gorgeous. Very great use of Live2D, as I understand. I never get tired looking at the faces of my allies, and that's very nice.

I enjoyed it! Great work Studio Daimon.

I love the burnout series, and I wanted to play the remaster of Paradise as a way to test my upgraded PC specs. Unfortunately the game would crash during the startup screens. Furthermore, while there are community mods and fixes for this problem, 1.) They did not work for me, and 2.) Why hasn't EA ever shipped a bugfix for this longstanding issue? I may come back to this remaster if they fix this issue, but until then you'd be wasting your purchase on what is essentially shovelware.

Very few games can get me to grind out items as much as this did.
And even now, I still have plenty of cosmetics to find and forge, 250 hours in.

Let me say first: Microtransactions were not the greatest idea. I mean it broke a promise and made people shout "CS:GO CLONE! LEAVE NOW!" or "This is pay 2 win now." I get it.

But that seems to be the only complaint. (Not to mention OVERKILL aologized and are adding more aspects to allow people to acquire said items w/o paying)

Now on to my thoughtS:
I love playing this game. The guns are great and the maps you'll play in are always interesting asthetically and strategically. Not to mention the variety of weapons, armor, and abilities allow one to try various methods of completing each heist and mission. The different difficulties also give different players a chance to try all the missins w/o being superbly good.
This game also seems to have a lovely sense of humor while you fight your way through banks or stealthing a cache of weapons, from the banter of your enemies to some of the comms Bain and other clientele will have. And I love how ridiculous some of your masks and melee weapons can be weilding them.

All in all, despite OVERKILL's slip-up, I would totally recommend this fun and challenging game.