บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Enterval

After ~10 hours I've Completed the detective board (Including Both endings), which essentially means playing through the game twice, and I loved every single second of it.

I've played a few beat-em-ups and I never really got into them but this one just stuck with me, I was locked in the entire time, the difficulty made me want to play better rather than quit. On my first playthrough I had so much trouble with even the first boss, but on my second, I didn't die at all on the first 2 bosses, that's how much the game incentivizes you to improve, its natural, and while skills help, they will not make you better

Love the artstyle, love the gameplay, love the challenge, love the music, I can continue but its not necessary. I picked it up for $20, and while the full price of $40 is pretty high for a 10hr game, I still think its worth it. 9/10

Short and sweet, open to follow up playthroughs offers some great character/ world building, great dialogue and other options, and overall is a great entry into this walking-sim-esc short story game that nightschool has been good at, I loved oxenfree, and I figured I needed to play this before the second one.

About 6 Hours for 1 playthrough (10 for 2) if you want to do everything, I payed $6 for it and I would say I got my moneys worth. 7.5/10

I've played a few Rouglikes now and Cult Of The Lamb is certainly up there with some of the best, the combat is fast and explosive, with lots of different paths for different weapons, curses, and other bonuses along your runs like Tarot cards. The bossfights are a bit easy for the majority of the game, so I reccomend you turn the difficulty up, but the final bossfight does pose an actual challenge, and you will have to be strategic with what you have and how you use it.

The main draw to the game for me was the cult features, which sounds insane to type. The world outside the dungeon crawling combat arenas is really where I had the most fun, recruiting and managing all of my cult members, creating an amazing looking village, and overall the day to day gameplay loop of the cult was more interesting to me than the combat even though it was still strong. Overall expect ~20 Hours for 100%, 15 for completion.

Couple a decent combat system with a fantastic, vibrant artstyle, along with some great building and cult-sim mechanics and you have one of the best rougelike/lite games I've played in a while. 8.5/10

Going back to play the BO1 Campaign in 2023 was interesting, after playing this years MWIII Campaign (which was bland and uninspired) its nice to get a COD game where I find myself consistantly saying "This is the best level". I do hate that I had to pay $20 for it even on 50% off even now tho, thats insane for its age.

Overall in the ~6 Hours I played of it, it combines a decent psychological thriller storyline with interesting characters that are all voiced by some amazing performances, going back to play a game this old the graphics can take you out of it at times but it still holds up for me, but the simple yet satisfying story is the backdrop to some of the best levels I've played in a Call of Duty game.

Would Recommend (For campaign only, I've heard some stuff about online being filled with hackers I have no idea whether or not its playable lol.) 8/10

After about 40 Hours I've completed 100% of Dave the Diver, (Resteraunt is max level, all farms maxed out. 15 employees lvl 15+, all base fish maxed, story completed obviously) There is arguably another 10 hours of farming that could be done for me to max level every single dish in the game, but I don't feel any reason to as I have finished literally every other peice of content in the game and it would just be farming.

Dave the diver manages to consistantly surprise the player on an incredibly consistant basis, adding new mechanics, items, weapons, and much more in a perfect flow of progression that feels natural, making it much more rewarding. I kept thinking I had done everything, but there was always more to surprise me, not just more of the same, but more unique moments that kept me looking for more.

it's not a perfect game, but all together was an experience anyone can find fun in, and in a world filled with $70 Remasters and Battlepasses, a $20 game with this much content just feels like a steal, and everytime I play a game like it, I mean a game that consistantly impresses me and shows me something new, I remember why I love games.

9/10

Not my favorite AC game, but far from the worst, still looks good in 2023, runs great, has lots of historical references, a few cool set pieces, lots of great cutscenes, with good voice acting from both characters, which I felt both genuinely pushed me to playing different with both of them, and I enjoyed that.

AC Syndicate took me exactly 40 hours to complete all its content, so the typical ~$10 or less price tag is worth it, but I wouldn't pay more. If your into AC, I think its worth a shot.

A great relaxing game to waste your time on, it has just enough depth to keep you entertained for a while, the art-style is great, runs great, price is great, perfect to play while taking breaks from work or studying, all around great.

Mid honestly

I've played about 30 hours pre-release (payed for early release cringe)

This game is very controversial, some people are loving it, some are writing it off, I think its absolutely worth playing, it has lots of flaws, but for every thing that annoys me there's 2 things make me love the game.

Performance sucks though, I barely hold 60 on good hardware 1440p, so keep in mind you will not be playing this game on older hardware, let alone more budget friendly newer options (at least at this time)

Overall, I think the game is worth it

There are a lot of things I like about this game, I really like the risk they took with the art-style, and I really enjoyed it, and I hope they double down with it, despite this games many flaws it is still very charming, and as a person who's played NFS for over a decade now, this game FELT like NFS to me.

$70 is an insane asking price btw (it will take you ~20 hours to finish the campaign, maybe ~40 for 100% but that's just for doing all the challenges that in my opinion arn't really worth doing unless you want to drive every car in the game. I picked it up for $22 and I wouldn't pay more than $30 for this.

You know what NFS is you don't need me to explain it to you, but if your a fan of racing games, and specifically car customization (this game has incredible customization depth, far better than most racing games in terms of cosmetics), you should play it

7.5/10