Detto 最近的评测

Adding infamous DRM "Enigma" to your game after release only to make the game slower and unplayable on Steam Deck is a vile move. Also ruins modding because some people thought it'd be cool to cheat with them while others use it to tweak the graphics in this game even more or even add help for colourblind people.

Don't buy or support Capcom.

If you want to buy this game because of the "It's Pokemon, but with guns" sentence that has been thrown around, be advised that the only thing this game has in common with Pokemon is the cartoony creature designs (which also could be...Digimon, Yokai-Watch and whatnot) and the method of capturing them in a "ball".

I'd rather say it's "ARK + Cult of the Lamb" more than it is Pokemon. The core gameplay is capturing various Pals to help you either fight, craft, gather or work on structures in your base. It has a huge open world and quite a lot of content from what little I saw while dabbling around in it

EDIT
After playing a little longer and the moment the hype had faded, I suddenly realized "Hey, this game is actually very mediocre and not even as much of a crown jewel as I thought!"

Unfortunately, I have to change my review to the negative, because as I said before, as soon as the hype fades away, there's nothing left but a boring open world, Pals that differ little to nothing in gameplay and utility except for their skills, a gameplay loop that consists only of grinding and exploring, while the Pals in the bases hopefully do their jobs and don't get stuck somewhere in a ceiling, a stone or the terrain due to the buggy pathfinding.

Now to the open world, at first glance it looks beautiful and invites you to explore, but as soon as you set off to REALLY explore, you quickly realize that far too many rocks/mountains/whatever have no or incorrectly placed collision boxes, the textures of larger rocks have simply been stretched, an ice area borders directly on a desert and palm trees grow right next to a lava lake. Some elements of the open world look out of place and more like Unity assets that were quickly inserted, stairs are simply scaled too large and the player himself cannot decide whether he can run, jump or climb.

Even though the developers are actively patching the game and promising more content, on closer inspection the game feels really boring and lousy. It tries to be SO MUCH, but in the end it's just a jack of all trades, master in none. Too bad, maybe I was blinded by the hype, or the dream of finally having a cool, fun multiplayer game inspired by Pokemon with their creature designs, but when you look at it like a normal person, the game is just open world slop, like we always have.

Started it again after a 2 year hiatus and wanted to play it with friends from the start, which was a mistake as I remembered the game back from when I had it on my PS4 as a pretty solid and fun experience, espeically with friends altough a bit too easy with too many QoL and comfort features for my own taste, but the game looks amazing, weapons feel heavier than before with a much more meaty impact, alot of innovations like open world maps, turf wars between two monsters, a living ecosystem, room decorating and even full on placing furniture!

First off, it's the first Monster Hunter to hit the big "mainstream" systems like stationary Playstation (Here it actually was a long awaited return after 1 and 2 on the PS2!), Xbox and of course the biggest of them all: The PC! Capcom had to make sure that it wasn't a painful experience for people that haven't touched a game in the franchise before, make the gameplay and controls intuitive, have a fun multiplayer experience as we had with all games before and...oh...wait...

...right, I remember. In other Monster Hunter games, even in the latest entry (Monster Hunter Rise), multiplayer and singleplayer always were seperate from each other, meaning that you could play with friends right from the start without having to worry about any progression, cutscene interruptions or whatever. In Monster Hunter world, you have no dedicated multiplayer but instead all quests are able to be done in co-op. Sounds cool, right? No... in order to actually play a main quest in co-op, everyone has to start the quest on their own, progress until they see a cutscene, back out of the quest and post it again, but now others who saw the cutscene in THEIR mission can join. This makes setting up a full multiplayer playthrough a pain in the ass as it not only wastes the time of the players, but also gets super annoying at some point. For my friends it was right after the second quest that they felt annoyed and commented "It's not the stone age anymore, you could've just done proper multiplayer!", which I fully agree with.

I also just noticed that they don't advertise it as a multiplayer game on Steam anymore, probably their smartest move!

On a personal note, I also really, REALLY hate they boring weapon and armor designs but that's a pretty common complain. Also fk the clutch-claw, all my homies hate the clutch-claw. Why even implement something that makes a medicorely easy game even more easy?

Sad to see that I once thought Monster Hunter World was a great game and a modern step up in quality, only to now realize that it's actually the Pokemon X of the Monster Hunter series. Good game overall with cool new stuff, but too easy and a lot of handholding. Let's hope Monster Hunter Wilds will be more like a mix of MHR's new features and MH4U's gameplay and multiplayer and not just "more complex MHW with less Monster Hunter".

Heavy Rain is definitely not a game for everyone. In the end, Quantic Dreams started the era of Sony and Cinematic Walking Sims with their games on the PS3. You need patience, you need to be interested in a game that is more interactive movie than active gameplay, and you shouldn't be thirsty for action or positive reinforcement after every button press.

At the end of the day, what you have here is a crime thriller as it is written in the book. You experience everything from the perspectives of the four protagonists and gradually build up an overall picture of the plot. Quantic Dreams proved with Heavy Rain and later Detroit: Become Human that they are still the grand masters of such games.

So if you think that you'd like such an experience, this game is definitely worth the money. If you don't want to actively play such games as they bore you or just aren't your style, you should just watch a longplay on YouTube as the story is totally worth it, but unfortunately you can't make your own decisions as a viewer.

Still the best Civ game in terms of multiplayer fun and modding. I have sunken so much time into this game back then with friends during Hot-Seat sessions that I'd have expected this game to get boring at one point but luckily that point never came. While I can only play 1-2 sessions of Civ V or VI before I feel bored, this game keeps me hooked for as long as I want.

Probably just biased nostalgia but I don't care, neither of the sequels just gave me the same feeling.

It's more of the same now that they re-added "Classic Mode". If you enjoyed the first and second game you can't go wrong with the third installment. Simple, relaxing and just straight up puzzle fun!

Is a mobile game? Check!
Has super predatory monetization? Check!
Heavily P2W and mega grindy if you don't want to shill out? Check!
50$ card backs? Check!
Had 500$ NFTs? Check...?
Makes getting new cards a chore so you're more incentivized to spend money? Check!
Is basically Hearthstone with a Warhammer 40k skin? Check!
Does nothing to actually show that Warhammer factions work different? Check!
Has 5 different premium passes that cost 20 bucks each? Check!

So yeah, if you're looking for your next 2/10 card game that is clearly super Pay 2 Win, plays and works just like any other online cardgame clone there is without even showing off how cool the Warhammer 40k universe could be... This is your game!

Good game, awful decisions since the "2" wanted to be added.

We're slowly getting there, getting everything back that made Overwatch actually feel like the GOTY it was on release.

Lootboxes are back and much more loaded that I thought as they even contain shop and Twitch exclusive items!

6v6 was brought back for a bit as an experiment and oh boy did it feel bad... It's just not balanced for that.

They added a "perk" system for unranked and, as unbalanced as it feels, it's actually a fun and more dynamic way of playing the game.

I feel like Blizzard might be able to get Overwatch 2 back on track and make it earn that "2" it is name, now if we only would get a proper PvE campaign that isn't just a paywalled load of scrap.

6/10

Touched a woman's leg and the game crashed. Realistic!

But really, the game blackscreened on me two times and crashed one time. Also widescreen isn't really support.

I know it's a joke game, but be serious: If a game like THIS randomly decides to put your PC fans into overdrive, you'd be a biiiit alarmed, wouldn't you? Stay away from this "game" as it doesn't even run properly nor does it work as a videogame should.

0/10