Good Iron 最近的评测

It's exactly what it sounds like. You go to a crime scene and clean/cover it up. If you like Powerwash Simulator and have finished all its DLC, this is a great game to pick up if you are itching for more. You have the usual toolset: mops, sponge, even a powerwash to clean up the place. What sets it apart are the map design. They are large enough but not overwhelming like the Skatepark map in Powerwash Simulator. There is also light exploring aspect to it as each map has a secret that rewards you with more bits into the story or money for your skill tree.

Highly recommended! Hope to see some more maps in the future!

Fun straightforward metroidvania. I appreciate that there is a guy you can pay to get waypoint. I enjoy metroidvanias, but really dislike the part where I have no clue where to go to next which I realize is a staple of this genre, but still annoying experience.

A fantastic compact experience. All my playtime was on the Steam Deck and it played wonderfully. Boss fights were challenging, elite enemies were plentiful and also provided enough challenge of their own. My only gripe is I kept getting lost and going in circles and not completely sure where to go to next. I think the map could use a badge system to leave notes. Other than that when it clicks, exploring feels pretty good and finding how they scatter secrets around felt satisfying to find out.

A straightforward boomer shooter with a silly fashion motif. New enemy types and gun are introduced regularly and keeps each fight engaging. If you are a looking for a quick game for the weekend this is a good game to pick up (maybe wait for a sale <$10).

(Played on Steam Deck OLED) A nice easy four hour game for the weekend. I'm a sucker for games that put me in familiar setting but as a small character. The puzzles are not too complicated and each area is pretty linear with zero to minimal exploring. The room design ranges from pleasing artstyle to sometimes what looks like untextured polygons.

Really good co-op game to play with the homies, but also a decent fun if you want to matchmake with randoms. This game deserves a seat at the co-op table with Deep Rock Galactic and Left 4 Dead.

Fun and unique! I enjoyed my 3.5 hours playthrough of it. The artstyle is very cute, especially the big slimes. Unfortunately, there is just not enough variety in upgrades and characters so each run feels very much the same.

But it was still entertaining for a weekend for $5.

A decent roguelite and an even better FPS. There is a good variety of weapons ranging from bows, guns, energy weapons, and even some melee weapons. The six different characters offer a bit of variety with their different powers and upgrades, but for the most part they feel pretty similar from one another.

I'd like to see a new character that completely plays in a different way (maybe something like Hammond from OW except you are purely a melee character crashing into everyone!) I would like to see the museum expanded even more in future updates. I like the card system (even though it is very basic, essentially get ### kills with this weapon = 3D model of that weapon to view in the museum) as it pushed me to use guns I otherwise would not use. Maybe add homebase customization after defeating a certain difficulty in a certain way or something.

A fantastic and atmospheric road trip with the homies (on the radio). A mixture of run base gameplay + resource upkeep keeps the gameplay loop engaging. It felt very satisfying going from a rundown car to a specialized car that can take on more electric/acid/corrosion damage without a sweat.

Plays perfect on Steam Deck. Gameplay still plays at 30FPS, I would have preferred an uncapped frame rate but it still feels good to play for what it is.