Nedávné recenze uživatele fractal_error

Fun to play, but frustrating towards the end.
Also, if you own UnEpic (from the same company), then you may get a bonus item here.

Huge and well made game. It still remains expensive, but it worths the money.

Superb animations
Smooth movement
Accurate gampelay
Full voice acting
Great background music
Challenging achievements
Interesting commentary from the developers
Mainstream story

Worth the buy.

Relaxing game. Worth the price.

Bought the game and not played it until a friend came by and we started local co-op for the first time.

We were both amazed since the very beginning. As other people say, I agree that this game is like a mix of Streets of Rage and Hotline Miami.
Here are some major parts that I feel worthy to mention:

• Graphics: Pixel art graphics with lots of details. Nice underground and twisted places in each stage. You'll stop often to watch the background scenery. The characters also look like they are part of a comic book or something, with mad white only eyes and scary smiles.
  
  
• Audio: Brilliant soundtrack. I loved it. The rest of the sound effects are good, full of sounds from beating, breaking or shooting stuff. Unfortunately, there are no voice dialogues.
  
  
• Gameplay: Difficult. You'll hurt your arms if you don't own a game controller and if you do own one, prepare for more problems, as there is lack of support. We both got PlayStation gamepads and they didn't work with that specific game. Some people suggest to try X-Box controllers or software emulators for X-box controllers. Sorry, but I haven't tried it yet.
  
  By choosing to play with the keyboard, the main difficulty is with the action keys, as the game requires 8 keys plus the 4 direction ones in order to play. I found it hard to get used with the default ones, as I kept pressing unassigned keys by mistake. Especially when your character is surrounded by a dozen of enemies and you have to work with healing or berserking, avoid and hit stuff at the same time.
  
  So, after being unable to play with gamepads, we decided to connect a second USB keyboard and we shared the keys, in order to play the local co-op. Using WASD and the rest custom ones for player 1 and arrows and numeric keys for player 2 seemed to be the best option.
  
  
• Durability: It took us around 7 hours to play for the first time. Although we started in Easy mode, the game is challenging. It contains checkpoints at major areas, but if you lose, especially during a boss fight, you have to repeat a lot of steps, because most of them have many phases until their defeat. However, after finding their weak points, then it is much more easy to defeat them.
  
  We also had to take breaks, in order to get some rest, because as I said before, the controls were painful for our arms.
  
  After, hours of playing, we kept guessing that we were in the last stage each time, but the game kept going on, leaving a satisfying feeling.
  
  
• General feelings: The whole fighting experience was so great. Strong punches or kicks, massive beatings, many objects to pick up and throw or break them on the opponents, guns with instant kills, screen shacking after strong hits and gore. So much gore. Smashing brains, chainsawing limbs, headshots, burning enemies. You name it. And all these inside a variety of twisted underground and scary places, full of drugs, sex and violence.
  
  And playing co-op was so much fun. You can do many awesome combinations that will amaze you and make you laugh at the same time. You can heal each other or share the berserk modes or exchange guns etc.
  
  After finishing the campaing, you can also try the arena modes, which are unlocked after each stage from the campaign. There, you will encounter unlimited waves of enemies and you need to survive as long as possible. From there you can unlock different power-ups.
  
  Unfortunately, the game doesn't offer much replayability, especially if you play alone, but I totally recommend it if you are going to play in co-op. It totally feels like the good old times playing with friends of beat 'em up games like Streets of Rage or Double Dragon on 16 bit consoles, but with a lot of better graphics and superb audio.

The best Fallout4 DLC so far, which could worth its money.

It adds a whole new map, a companion, items etc. The additional soundtracks, the voices, the whole scenery with the forest, the sea and the foggy atmosphere are superb!
The story is also great! It starts with a standard detective's story and it ends as usual for you having to decide the fate of the island.

Note: As usual, I suggest you save your game a lot, as I've encountered some bugs that got my missions stucked. Also, bring Nick Valentine as a companion if you want, as he interacts with some parts of the story and you may also get some extra side quests.

Play this game, when you feel lonely.

Beautiful ambient soundtrack.
Interesting and easy to medium difficulty puzzles.
Easy 100% single achievement.
Nice drawings.

Just pointing a few points that I liked or disliked:

+ The sound is great. Full voice dialogues, great music and sound effects.
+ It has some beautiful moments. Watching them along with high resolution graphics was enjoyable.
+ Large amount of options to make your character's face.
+ Good variety of weapons.
+ Interesting followers.

- The building and crafting system is interesting at the beginning, but it gets boring quickly. Some people enjoyed building stuff etc, but I find it useless in a Fallout game.
- The perks list feels messy. I would prefer a more simple list.
- The game has some major bugs and graphic glitches. You have to save a lot or have some console commands ready to use, as you may stuck in areas or quests and not be able to continue.
- The main story felt interesting only towards the end, before you choose which faction to continue with.

I still miss the old Fallout isometric view and gameplay. However, even with so many changes, the latest Fallout series are still Fallout and they still bring the War Never Changes feeling.

Very good game, but I think that it's for one time play only. At least in single player mode.

The graphics are very colorful with neon lights and a general cyberpunk atmosphere. The city looks very alive with a night life.
The music is identical with the original games and it's great! The sound is at same levels full of shooting, lasers, explosions and various city effects.

The gameplay needs a little bit of time for someone to get used to it and master the various key combinations. Still most of the commands can be selected through the GUI.

The enemy AI is at good levels. They will investigate something strange, sound the alarm, bring reinforcements etc. They may even fight each other, according their faction. However, your agents are not so clever. Almost always they will await you to command them for everything. They will not counter-attack or after killing some enemies, they will hold fire if they are out of line of sight. That means that you will always have to stay close to them and pay attention around them. Each agent has special powers and a different role in the game. If someone dies, his/her consciousness can be transferred in another body with different attributes.

Generally, the game feels more like playing Commandos, but in the world of Syndicate. You will have the liberty to move inside a very large city, separated in areas and regroup your agents at various points scattered around.

I am also a fan of Syndicate and Syndicate Wars. When I first saw the trailers and the gameplay videos, I was so excited, having in mind that I would play a modern version of Syndicate Wars. Satellite Reign brings a very similar feeling, but it lacks of some features.

I still remember back in those days of Syndicate Wars. I could make four fully armed terminators with strong exoskeleton bodies, devastate an entire city and kill everyone, making a full army of persuaded citizens to follow my agents, I could use cars or I could sneak behind the enemy lines and accomplish a mission with less killings.
In Satellite Reign there is not such a thing. You can't destroy buildings, so there are not weapons of mass destruction, such as the awesome Satellite Rain (at least not the way it meant to be) and you can't persuade and control many civilians at the same time. You can use full force to kill enemy units, but you'll have to expect constant reinforcements of them, so you will eventually lose agents or retreat. You also can't use cars, but you can destroy them after some effort.

The missions are a little bit repetitive. They have similar or almost the same main goals in each area of the city and after researching some basic technologies, you can accomplish them easily. For example, equipping all the agents with medikits, armors, shields, energy add-ons and stealth kits, plus leveling their main skills and that's it. You can go until the end without the need to modify your gear.

The game is still enjoyable and very well made. If you have played and enjoyed the original Syndicate games, you might get disappointed, but I think it's still worthy. For the current price and the fact that it supports co-op and multiplayer, that adds a lot to its value, because you can dedicate yourself playing and have a better control with specific agents, so you may have a better gaming experience with your friends.