Zaperzero 最近的评测

Absolutely incredible.

First brushes with the series were after getting this collection just a few weeks ago, and DMC1 has that "playground" feeling games haven't had since the early '00s. It feels incredible to learn those chunky, powerful little steps of understanding the controls up to mastering them. Even on hard, getting S ranks felt like an excersize in understanding the game and testing my skills. Absolute HARD recommend for anyone at all, in any skill level. It feels like one of the rare games that asks you and helps you grow from less familiar with skill based gameplay, to slowly tip toeing into the depths of being a 'hardcore gamer'.

DMC2 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks just pretend it's not there. Not the collection's fault it had to be dragged along. I've been told it gets good if you absolutely master every inch of it, but you've got DMC1 and 3 right here to do that with instead.

DMC3 I'm only half way through, even at nearly 40 hours of gameplay across all 3 titles. And that's not for a lack of trying or loving the game. It's a BLAST, and it's scratching an itch for both good storytelling AND hardcore, intense, and precise gameplay the first one enticed. A steep learning curve I can tell I'm far from the top of, but it's absolutely great. I can see it only getting better as I get more of the weapons and abilities unlocked too. If DMC1 is a playground, this one is a canvas, and I feel like an artist getting to freestyle on enemies. Great time.

Actually better than Cortex Strikes Back and Warped!

If you're the type to obsess over a single game, this one will take you an eternity to 100% since there's so much content to do! Have fun!

Surprisingly fun game to just idly run through runs with, great for my ADHD and roguelike fixes alike! High recommend!

Absolute treat for soulsborne veterens!!

It's fun dumb time. :) Makes me happy.

A wonderful game full of incredibly fast and tense combat. The whole of the game trends towards a pleasant loop of finding new gear, using that gear to kill monsters for money, then using that money to obtain more gear. This works especially well given how the loot in the game actually works. It's a system where there are several items that are pre-made and synergize with eachother, stack with themselves, and come in tiers so some have major effects and others have more minor impacts. The best game I can compare this to is the Binding of Isaac's items, which all have unique synergies. One item might lower the cooldown of your actives and another makes it so the active items have multiple charges, and stacking them together would let you have enough cooldowns at once and enough of a short cooldown that the active items you get are now able to be used nonstop.

Imagine all the fun that could be had taking that system to its most insane extremes. That's what this game evolves into as runs progress! :) A top tier recommendation from me.

TF2 meets Smite. If you like your classes to have variety, it's the game for you.