UnrealNightHawk 最近的评测

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide is Left 4 Dead, but in a fantasy setting. So many elements of this game were lifted straight out of L4D it's ridiculous. I suppose if you like L4D you'll probably enjoy this new take on that, but it's not for me.

The base game is free, but you'd never guess that. Play style can vary depending on your preferences. I opted for a firearm so I can pick off enemies at a distance and focused primarily on base defense and upgrading turrets while my friends went out exploring for rare resources and tech to upgrade our weapons, armor, and base. After playing for awhile on our second session we started reaching the extent of upgrades allowed in the free version. It never felt forced or like a bait and switch, but decided we'd already had enough fun to warrant the cost for 1 one of us to get it so we all could benefit from the unlock.

The base game is free, but you'd never guess that. Play style can vary depending on your preferences. I opted for a firearm so I can pick off enemies at a distance and focused primarily on base defense and upgrading turrets while my friends went out exploring for rare resources and tech to upgrade our weapons, armor, and base. After playing for awhile on our second session we started reaching the extent of upgrades allowed in the free version. It never felt forced or like a bait and switch, but decided we'd already had enough fun to warrant the cost for 1 one of us to get it so we all could benefit from the unlock.

It's exactly how I remembered. No - that's not true... it feels uglier than when I played it ages ago, but the gameplay, humor, and overall feeling of joy is exactly the same. That hasn't changed in the slightest. And the initial shock of how it looks at first goes away very quickly.

The game was free for the weekend, so 3 friends and I decided to give it a shot. It was a little buggy, but we enjoyed it so much that we decided to buy it so that we can keep playing. Now we're looking to schedule more time to play it more regularly!

UPDATE: Now that we've played it a little more, the bugs are much more annoying. Unrailed! has a bit of a roguelike feel where you're upgrading your train over time. Between levels you can end the game by saving your game, but the save can only be loaded once... to keep that roguelike lost forever vibe going? We had situations tonight where we loaded a save, and through some crash on one of our 4 computers, had to go back to the lobby and start again. That meant our save was lost forever. So we basically started over from the beginning 4 or 5 different times. It's annoying... but still fun. I'd still recommend getting it for the current sale price of $10 or less, but probably not more than that.

I sat down "just to check it out" thinking I'd give it maybe 30 minutes before going to bed. Literally 7.5 hours later I finally pull myself away. I initially felt kind of meh about the game (especially the opening simulation), but the interactions with factions and other captions really grows on me, especially as new interactions unlock.

Short (beat in 4 hours). It feels about like Portal in that is an immersive puzzle solver that requires some timing and dexterity. Tons of easter eggs throughout. I don't know if I'd play it again, but I enjoyed it.

This game is significantly better than I expected. It's like an action/adventure/rpg where the only classes are what you decide to specialize in. Weapon types feel distinct. If you don't like cursing or crude jokes you can opt in for PG kid safe at the beginning. If I had to come up with something negative, I guess I don't really feel like potions, scrolls, or potion-making ingredients are particularly helpful.

Enjoyable quick and easy puzzle game with lots of mods and customization.