Nedávné recenze uživatele Ice Abyzz

Finished the main story in about 15 hours (I think, might be misremembering) and enjoyed my time with the game. The game has basically the same game play loop as previous Creeper worlds, you start low on resources and weapons and have to pick a place to make a foothold in the map. First you bunker down, then once you have your foothold you start pushing. A satisfying game play loop with chances to experiment as intense aggression can be rewarded with more resources and fewer fronts to have to defend on. The new sand physics are fun to play with. Most obvious use is carving out the terrain to set up choke points but I found great joy in experimenting with the mechanics. Just as an example, I had to open a highly pressurised chamber of creep and instead of setting up a choke point, I dug out massive amounts of land inside their chamber, forcing the creep to expand to those points, and while the pressure was down, I cracked open the chamber and blew my way in and set up a strong offence and cleared it much faster then otherwise.

Issues I have with the game small and uninteresting, but I'll list the ones I'd be happy to see fixed.
Make the UI give me a little bit more info. How much creep does this Spawner make? how much Creep does this Breeder liquid or land make? How much is the average pressure of creep here? I understand if many of these elements would require heavy computing and would only be visible during pause, but I'd still like to be able to see it. In general, I would love to just know more info about all my guns and material. If you look at a recent change in Factorio, if you alt click any material or item, it pops up a info box. Would help know what "Decaying Land" means the first time, or refreshing yourself that sand is absorbed by creep.

Mixing liquids can be a little bothersome. While it is a very fun gimmick in the early game, I'd love an "late game" ship that could do most of the mixing for me. I click a button and it makes a jar shape below it out of shielding, and then I click I want Boomzine and it pours the ratio needed to mostly fill the jar.



Not going to go into detail, just want to say, I read some negative reviews and found most of their points to be "The game did something I was interested in, but didn't do it well enough". While I agree with the review, which is in broad strokes "I wish there was more to do in the game because what I got was very fun" I want to leave a positive review and encourage the Developer to make more mission packs and expand on the groundwork he has clearly worked hard on. He's got an awesome game on his hand, and the fact that almost all the negative reviews are either "It's not like Creeper World 1-4" or "There wasn't enough of it" should tell you that it's not a bad game, just a game that some people are having a hard time loving.

I whole heartily believe that if the developer had infinite money and time, this game could become an all time classic, but as is, it's a good game with great potential.

game is good

Haven't finished it yet but it does not deserve the amount of hate it's getting so I'm going to give a small boost and I'll fill this review in later

Do you want a fresh take on the Xcom game play loop? Then this is the game for you. Enough nice simple changes to make it it's own thing. The game has a lot of heart in it at a lot of little love for the setting. Unfortunately there are many places the game can improve though, level ups and skills don't feel too great. Some skills are borderline useless while others are no brainers, there are only 5 classes and 3 of them don't feel very different. The game is still buggy this long after the game came out, which is not a great sign and a bit disappointing. Some of the ones I had was,
Character got stuck in a wall (Reload or loose character)
2 characters could no longer run (Suffered until mission was over)
Tried to spam clicking to get a tutorial out of the way during my second playthrough and lost complete control of the game (Hard reset)
Enemies shooting though One specific wall (Reset since I lost to much health)
A door glitched open and broke the quest chain (almost cost me my run, lucky I still had an old safe since I didn't know I'd bricked my safe until like 2 hours later)

I will recommend the game on the criteria that you want to play a xcom like game and like the Alien setting. Then prepare for a surprisingly long and fun play through with fresh takes and interesting game mechanics that will probably frustrate you with some bug or another.

Also try to get it on a sale, while it is a lot of game time for your dollar, the amount of bugs really cap this game at like 15-20 dollar price

Did a full playthrough and most of the side content and I just can not recommend this game. It's fun for the first hour or so, but it's missing any kind of engaging mechanic beyond it's core gameplay. You will be drowning in upgrade material before you unlock the next part of the tech tree if you're exploring and as such, I never felt a good feeling of progression. The ending is a bit of a mess, the game wants to raise the stake but the fights are not harder then anything you've done before. There is definitely a good game to be rescued from this game, but it's so bland and toothless as it is that I would never recommend it unless you need podcast fodder.

@Rockstar, don't remove content from a game I already purchased unless absolutely necessary (Spoiler, it wasn't necessary this time and they will sell the content back into the game in the future, mark my word).

I've been playing the Hitman series since Codename 47 came out, more then 2 decades ago. I've followed the series through it's highs and lows, and have been always been a passionate fan. I spoke out when they intended to replace David Bateson as 47s voice actor, and I will have to speak out again now. Hitman has been on a fantastic upwards trend since 2016, almost every new map is an exciting experience, all of them filled to the brim with content. But poor business practice has soured me on IOI, and I can't leave a positive review on Hitman 3. The game is fantastic, insane amount of content that will keep you busy for 10's of hours, or if you enjoy the content like me, hundreds. But penny pinching, trying to sell the same DLC twice and frankly confusing double speak when trying to understand why they are expecting you too buy the same content twice means I have to encourage anyone who wants this game to wait until it is on sale or play it by sharing libraries on steam. IOI does not deserve to be rewarded and I hope they change their attitude in the future.

Edit after further 131 hours: still feel the same

While I haven't finished Wasteland 3 as of time of writing, I have finished (I assume the extent) of Battle of Steeltown. Fantastic DLC that slots perfectly into a normal playthrough of the game. The story on the face of it is simple, and while it really boils down to 2 or 3 outcomes, there is much to sink your teeth into. If you're paying attention, the game clashes our old world ideals about worker rights, and the reality of the dangers and struggle to survive in the wasteland. I enjoyed it and all of its twists and turns and debates. The combat feels like a real ramp up, and I really did need to hunker down and struggle through a couple of fights, which I had intentionally made harder on myself for the sake of a "moral" choice. They introduce some new mechanics which are a fun addition.

The bad is really only that I had some serious frame-rate drops that were solved with a full computer reset. That and I'm afraid I may have over leveled for the main game. But so far it hasn't been a cakewalk, so I assume it will even itself out as I get further.

100% recommendation to grab this DLC if you're playing W3.

If you like slay of spire, you'll like Monster Train, but it also has enough differences that you'll have a huge incentive to replay. 6 races with their own unique deck. 2 different "champions" cards for each race each one with their own strengths and gameplay flow.

Definitely recommended

It is way to short, no doubt about it, but it is unique in its presentation and execution, very fun. If you think it's too expensive, just wait for a sale, but be sure to put it on your watchlist, it's worth it.