fst 最近的評論

From Software delivered once again. A magnificent game that can sit proudly on the same shelf as Dark Souls.

This game could be great, but it's RPG part is just boring and detaches you from the main story. I'd really prefer if it was shorter and more story-driven. Here, you have a story that could be great, but mindless battles just discourage you from progressing. I really don't like when I feel that a game is taking my precious time without real purpose and offers me nothing in return - no satisfaction from challenge, no story bits. And unfortunately Omori is filled with so much of these moments that I had to give up progressing.

So much potential in the story (I haven't finished much of it, but it looked promising), art & music just ruined by some needless RPG elements that waste players' time.

I hate to give this thumbs down, but I just couldn't help but feel let down after playing it. I played all of the Freebird Games to date and loved every one of them. This one just didn't feel as special as the previous ones.

I'm also disappointed by the format - this is the third entry in the series (fourth if you count "A Bird Story") and I'd like to see some innovation in the gameplay - after all, it's a video game. I feel there was none of that, and this game, more than the previous ones, could just as well be a movie. If there are no interesting optional interactions, secrets or branching paths and the gameplay is just walking and talking to characters, then moving around (or player agency in general) becomes tedious. In "To The Moon" you at least had some different, more "video-gamey" segments. Here, I just wished I could speed-up the "gameplay" sections and move to dialogues and story.

To the Moon felt special and I loved it. Impostor Factory is not bad - it's just not that special and I feel that it does nothing to be special, except an emotional story - which is good, but I feel that's it's just not enough this time.

Great puzzles requiring out-of-the-box thinking mixed with funny dialogues, plot and interactions. All chapters are really innovative and fun to play.

Daniel Mullins outdid himself with this one - I really liked all of his games, but this one is definitely the best and the most engaging from them all. Play it blindly. Just try and you won't regret it.

FromSoftware did it again. They are just masters of making games that will push you to your limits and force you to learn from your mistakes and eventually - you will overcome your weaknesses and the feeling will be indescribable.
I prefer the not-so-direct story and world-building of Dark Souls games, but, nonetheless, Sekiro does an amazing job on all fronts on which a game can be judged.

The game itself (as in gameplay, story, sound, graphics etc.) isn't anything extraordinary, but there is something special in playing through it with a total stranger with whom you can barely communicate and you'll never know who it was in real life.

I think I wouldn't recommend it if it was only a single player game, but with this special online feature I think it's really worth experiencing.

Clear recommendation if you enjoyed games like Portal or Antichamber (I'd say it's as good as those games) or you like mind-bending spatial puzzles.

I recommend it if you like difficult games, with short high-adrenaline trial and error loop like Hotline Miami or Katana Zero. Like many reviewers I didn't especially enjoy cyber-void segments that pulled you from action for unnecessarily long (I get that they are useful for pacing and similar segments are present in aforementioned HM and KZ, but here they were too long imo and gave rather boring challenges instead of being just simple story-focused "catch a breath" moments), but rest of the game is great.
Performance could be better as I had some framerate hiccups when playing with RTX on despite having RTX 3060Ti, so for such an intensive game I had to turn it off. With RTX off all was good and (as far as i remember) I had stable 150+ FPS with everything maxed out and 4K resolution (RTX had hiccups even on lower resolutions).
Despite these minor issues I had a great time with it.

Great mod. You can tell that a lot of heart went into this one. Level design could be a little clearer sometimes (in original Portal (at least as I remember it) you were given exactly what you needed to solve a puzzle and nothing more, in this mod levels are more cluttered and there are more unintended solutions and elements you won't use), but overall the idea and execution are really impressive.