Frate 最近的评测

Don´t mind my low playtime, I played the game in the Gamepass.

This is a good game and a really good JRPG. The fighting is nothing special and sometimes tedious against strong bosses. But I still think it is better then in Beseria, as you are not that much dependent on Combos and that was really annoying in Beseria.

What makes this game special is the Main Character Yuri Lowell, who is actually not scared to act himself instead of hoping for friendship power to save the world. It´s not really a spoiler but still a really important and interesting point in the plot is: If killing a human is justified, if you could save the lifes of hundreds of people? Killing itself is not a good thing and a crime, but Yuri has it´s own view on this and is not scared to act and that´s what I really like about him and miss about a lot of main characters in other games.

With that point in mind, you could also ask the same question in the real world, for the past and the present for some leaders during WW2 and afterwards or also some dictators in our time.

Another important point in this game is The usage of Aer and how Aer affects the world. What Aer really is is revealed through out the story and this is another point you could ask in real life. Aer is kind of like Oil in our world. And if you played the game you know what I am talking about.

This something I really like about this game, it makes you think about our society and if everything humans are doing is right and that makes the story good. It is not as good as Beserias, but Beseria has a better cast then Vesperia (excluding Yuri) and it touches different points then Vesperia, like familiy and if sacrifices for the greater good are justified.

One more important point about the game itself is that it has Sidequests. The problem is you don´t see them marked anywhere and they are easily missable. On top of that some of them are timebased, that means if you miss the trigger the start them, you are out of luck. That is why I´d recommend playing the game with a guide. I played the game blind and found out about the sidequests almost at the end of the game and since you can only start some of them in chapter one, I missed most of them. Actually if you have a lof of time, it would be better to make your first playtrough blind and a 2nd one with a guide and all sidequests, but the game is 50 hours long so that is up to you.
A good guide for Sidequests


Conclusion:
If you like the Tales of Series and JRPGs you should definetly play this game. Keep in mind though that the PC-Port has some issues, but nothing you can´t fix with mods, you can look it up here:
Tales of Vesperia Fixes

Also this Game has a Prequel-Movie called "Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike", but I´d recommend watching it after playing the game, as you would not really understand what is going on.

With that said, I really hope there will be a sequel one day. Would be a really shame, if such a great main character would never return, also since the ending leaves a lot of stuff open.

This really took a long time to write, thank you for reading it.

This is a racing game, a very classic one to be more precise. You select a car and drive around tracks, what did you expect?

I played a lot of Codemasters Games and Dirt 3 was way more repetitive then this game. The game had like 8 tracks and a very small car rooster and only 2 or 3 cars, which are actually fun to drive and for some reason no one complained about Dirt 3 being repetitive.

The driving physics are good
As long you don´t try to full trottle trough every corner. You have a lot of cars to play with and they all of them feel different, when you turn the assists off. Of course they would all feel the same, if you use the assists, as it is supposed to make the cars, which are harder to drive, easier.

The track selection is good too
But it is still funny though how people are complaining about the lack of real tracks. In Grid 2 every one liked the phantasy-tracks and wanted more of them. Now we have more and people want more real tracks instead.

I would suggest for everyone to try out this game yourself. This is a good game, if you like to drive a variety of cars around tracks. But you shouldn´t expect a Forza Horizon-Like experience as it is really only driving cars around tracks and keep in mind that the multiplayer is dead, which is kind of a shame.

If you like playing the same levels over and over again, this is your game.

The Last of Us 1 but it is on PC

Good game, great characters but awful PC-port.
I´d recommend using silent patch, otherwise the game is unplayable on Windows 10.

Because there isn´t as much to do as in JC3, the game doesn´t feel too repetitive. They nailed the mixture of side content and Main Missions way better then in JC3.
I also prefer the map design of this game over his successors.
The biggest issue I had with this game was the lack in Ammunition. You are supposed the blow things up and create carnage, but you run out of ammunition way too fast.

7.5/10

Since the release of Yakuza 0 for PC in 2018, I´ve played every Yakuza released on PC, I´ve even completed Kiwami & Kiwami 2 twice, because Sega thought it is a great Business decision to not release any PC-Ports for 2 years. Yakuza 6 carries the weight of having 6 predecessors and as the final game of a Saga, which lasted for more then a decade, it needs to conclude all of its Stories. This is not an easy task and despite that this is the best Game out of the franchise. And those are my reasons, why I think this is the best Yakuza-Game:

The Dragon-Engine
The Game Engine used in Yakuza Kiwami 2, 6, 7, Jugdment and also Lost Judgment is just top notch. We have great looking Graphics, uncapped fps, decent lighting and one of the best face capturing technology in the industry. Thanks to that, this game looks new, even 5 years after release, you can´t say the same about Kiwami 1, which release in the same year.

The new Physic and Fighting Engine
With the Dragon Engine the fighting feels smooth and responsive as ever. Animations are smother, Kiryu looks finally like a human being when walking and running around and the ragdoll physics are just hilarious. Actually they show of Kiryus strength perfectly how he can launching a goon halfway across Kamurocho.
Also in contrast to Yakuza 7, this game has a proper fighting system not that JRPG nonsense we got in Y7.

All Substories are Voiced
Finally with Yakuza 6, all Substories are voiced. This makes the game feel more high-quality and actually more like a AAA-Game. This was something that always bothered me in the older Yakuza-Games. It can get tiresome really quick if you try to do all of the Substories to unlock and fight Amon.

Only one playable character and it is Kiryu
Some of you may think of this as a bad thing but with Y6 the series got finally back to its roots. We got the mess of Yakuza 4,5, when they tried to include more characters then just Kiryu. Yakuza 0 was great, but this is Majima we are talking about as a playable character, that´s whole diffrent Story. Kiryu was one of the last cool character left from the last decade. I´d call Kiryu oldschool. Chracters designed for todays games need to be shiny, bright likable for everyone and in need for friendship-power. I prefer characters like Kiryu: badass, One Man Army, respectful and someone you would respect. Some Examples: Kratos, Joel (TLOU), Sebastian (The Evil Within), Niko Bellic, Max Payne, Geralt (The Witcher). Unfortunately characters like those are dying out and except of Kratos, it is very unlikely that one of them will ever return.

Those were the most outstanding points, there are some more like the well-written Story, the great Minigames (Speerfishing, Baseball), the atmosphere, especially Onomichi just looks beatiful, all Story Cutscenes are voiced and (ingame-)rendered (wasn´t the case in the older titles) and the Substories itself are really well written and interesting. As an example there is a Substory, where a boy and girl change bodies.

Although this game is great, but it still has some flaws:

• The PC-Port has some performance issues, I have a powerful computer, but that is not the case for everyone. Also the Antialiasing is not really well done in this game. It is better then in K2, but still has some issues.
  
• This game is rather short. For a Yakuza-Game this game is short, especially after playing Yakuza 5. But for that the game makes it up by being more high quality.
  
• The balancing in this game is not very good. Even on Hard-difficulty the game is really easy. Kiryu is supposed to be out of shape after being 3 years in Prison, but he is still kicking the asses of everyone, as if he was never gone.
  
• Not really a flaw, but this is the last game of a character I learned to love over the past 3 years and became my favourite character of all time. It is understandable, as Kiryu is almost 50 in this game but ít still is a shame, that it is the case.

First of all let me tell you: This is a good DLC and representation of the Spanish and Portugese road system.
I heard people complaining about the lack of non-highway roads. But you need to remember:
If you keep that in mind, then this is actually a really good DLC.

The problem is that people had wrong expectations after the Road to the Black Sea DLC. Romania and Bulgaria do not have a lot of Highways. Truckers need to use those cury mountain roads (read more about it in my rttbs review) but this is not the case for Iberia. Would a Trucker use a cury mountain road instead of a Highway? No! Does a Trucker drive into the city-centrum to sightsee the Camp Nou? No!

If you see this DLC as what it´s supposed to be, the representation of the Iberian infrastructure and road system, SCS did a good job. I´ve seen some closed off roads, which should probably have been implemented but Corona happened. The DLC released 5 months after it was supposed to release, so I can´t blame them.

• Main Character is annoying and weakminded
  
• Combat gets repetitive and boring after 2 hours
  
• No weapon upgrades or ability to change the weapon
  
• No visual customization, outfits, skins

• Story seems interesting but couldn´t get myself to keep playing after a certain point.
  
• The optimization of the PC-Version is great. Game has uncapped FPS and low hardware-requirements
  
• The Persona-Style relationship-simulator. You can spend time with your party members start to know them better and increase affection of them. Actually the best part of the game.

The point where I droped this game was during a fight in a cave, but can´t remember where exactly it was. The Game forced you to fight 3 bosses in a row without refilling your healtbar or any checkpoints. Fail one of them and you need to start from the beginning again.

I played a lot of JRPGs but this game is just not fun.

He actually is a Hero. Great DLC. In my eyes even better then the main campaign.