Parahble 最近的评测

This could be fun. I think an option to have a tighter camera could be good so you can really see more of the spectacle; all of the moves kind of feel the same when you are too far from the character to see the differences in the movements. I don't much care for the default controller mappings, you can remap them thankfully, but at least in this demo remapping them causes a pretty major break where each button does it's default action as well as what you assigned it to. I did try remapping when I played so it left the game unplayable.

The presentation is really, really good, which makes the weird bugs and oversights stand out a lot more. Very stylish game that seems to have a fun world. I think this game will live or die depending on whether it can provide attack and scenario variety and some amount of skill expression for the player. If there's some Devil May Cry-style progression and a decently sized list of moves to unlock I could see myself ending up liking this game quite a lot.

I think people are being a little overly critical here. The demo is fine, I like the colors it reminds me of early 2000s video game water. Maybe the game will be good or it could be bad

Really bad, nearly-unassailable visual bugs on 50 series GPUs. You can use DXVK to get rid of the visual bugs, but it also tanks the performance so bad that I can't run it on Very High at 1080/60p with a 5070ti. It has the same visual bugs on 30 and 40 series GPUs, but there's a fix with NVidia Profile Inspector thankfully.

Art direction is also a little less interesting to me than the original's, and the 4chan culture stuff is a bit cringe. Also the cops in the first game felt a little more sensible. I saw a guy smashing a car with a sledgehammer, so I punched him in the face, a cop walking down the road saw this and decided I had to be killed. Also the cops don't seem to care about reckless driving in this, which was a neat feature of the first game. Maybe I will adjust my opinion if I can ever find a way to even properly play this game.

Nothing that hasn't already been said, but it greatly surpassed my expectations. It added a lot more variety to the monsters from the original that I found myself appreciating over and over. Super detailed environments that obviously had a lot of thought and love put into them. I imagine I added at least a few hours to the game because of how often I stopped to just take in the visuals.

Does NOT run well unfortunately. I was on a 3070 and a Ryzen 7 3800x and still had some noticeable issues keeping 60 frames in a few specific areas. I was playing mostly on low, with no raytracing. Shaders on low, especially with a lot of DLSS/XeSS/AMD whatever, looks really fuzzy so I would avoid that at the very least. I expect the performance issues will be fixed eventually with updates at least.

Insanely good. I am cancelling my Game Pass subscription.

Very satisfying, very promising early access game made by a solo developer. I've been following the progress of this game for quite a while and it actually seems like it's gonna exceed what I was expecting. There are currently three maps with a handful of time trials and score attack challenges across them, so there's at least a few goals to incentivize getting good at the game. Normally, I'd say $16 USD is a little steep for the amount of game that there is here, but it's been getting updated like every day since it came out. I don't get the vibe that the developer is planning on taking the money and running.

Really fun and actually makes you figure stuff out for yourself. Unfortunately, it seems like occasionally you can get dealt an unsolvable case which, while realistic, is not very fun. It seems like just occasionally important items don't get spawned or they end up somewhere strange, so hopefully it's something that can be easily fixed.

Fun, and it's about what you'd expect. That said, I would like an option to play Mercenaries on hardcore or professional difficulties, as I have been kind of steamrolling it. Also I find the added UI a little intrusive; I would have preferred it consigned a little closer to the edges of the screen.

When I heard it wasn't in the main game, I was fully expecting them to try and sell it to us, so it's very refreshing to see that it was a free DLC. My only request from here is that they expand it going forward. DLCs and such to add more characters and stages would be great. As of right now it's a little smaller than the original, but it would be cool if by the end of it's lifespan it was bigger.

Really great remake. So much more faithful to the original than I'd expected; some of the ridiculous and over-the-top scenes made me feel exactly the way the original did. A lot of familiar locations and mechanics, but also a good amount of stuff to surprise those who played the original.

Genuinely, it's better than what I thought the best case scenario of it was. It might even be as good as the original, which is not something I thought I'd be saying.

It's kind of like more Yakuza 0 in a way, and that's a good thing. As someone who has a slight hand tremor that's exacerbated by stress, though, the thumbturn bypass minigame is nearly unplayable. They can take me like upwards of ten minutes, each. There really should be a way to make them easier.

EDIT: On minute 15 of a thumbturn bypass, and I just want to reiterate how horrid it is. Having to start over from making a single mistake is insane and my brain is going to fall out.

EDIT: Now just over 30 minutes across a few sittings and it's successfully given me a miniature crisis about not being as able bodied as I thought I was, so don't let anyone say that video games can't be impactful.

EDIT: For any who may be reading this: through breathing exercises and using both hands, I did finally get it at around 40 minutes.