性欲 最近的评测

I remember playing this game 5 years ago in a browser. This game had an immense potential to become something greater, and to a certain extend it did, then the lobbies got filled to the brim with cheaters, now it's dead. At least you get 100% completion just for launching the game.


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Dollar store The Legend of Zelda, in other words, you get what you pay for. I was contemplating if I should give this game a positive or negative review but I settled on a thumbs up since you can't really argue too much because of the price.

The game could've been better if it weren't for the clunky movement and confusing tutorials (for example how to use the teleport or the warp thingy) that explains, at times, less than the bare minimum, I think it has to do something with the fact that I played the game with keyboard and mouse, though that shouldn't be an issue.

I can go on about what's wrong with this game, on the other hand, the poor quality kinda makes sense when I think of it. At the beginning, it's pretty challenging to defeat enemies but just a couple of hours in and you're already keep killing nearly everyone in one hit so slashing foes becomes a tedium. Same goes for the quests/dungeons.

It would've been incredible to have like a vehicle that you can spawn at any time to traverse the map quicker, or some kind of potion/skill. I'm not counting candies/coffee since those are useless. There is a vehicle, in the desert part of the map, but that one doesn't even respawn unless you restart the game.

Extra brownie points for implementing crafting although it mostly doesn't come in handy. Also, there are collectibles in form of chests that either give you free items or essences of life (which are probably the most pointless thing in the entire game, tbh).

I decided to call it quits 15 hours later, I still had some achievements left, the thing is, I couldn't be asked to continue. Nonetheless, for a little over a euro, that's plenty of content.

Adorable 3D platfromer with addictive gameplay and wholesome story that takes about 5 hours to 100%. What a pleasant little surprise this game was and for 50 cents on fanatical, it's a steal.

Never have I ever played a game that implements astrology to the point it becomes the main focus of the entire game. The story itself is also pretty extraordinary and your decisions actually make an impact. I lost any interest in the second half, though, as I didn't find the tribal story fun to read but each to their own I guess.

Short but sweet 2D puzzle platformer which has this amazing cloning mechanic. It's simple to 100% in about 2 hours and best of all, if you miss any collectibles, you don't need to replay the entire game again.

Boomer arena FPS that literally just takes place in a single arena. The game as a whole feels cheap, it's monotonous and I didn't even make it pass the 12th round so you can only imagine what feels like having to progress to the end. Maybe it's a skill issue but the enemies are really hard to defeat and thus I didn't make it far as I previously mentioned.

The concept and story is great, not so much rest of the game.

I'm not trying to be mean or anything but the graphics remind of the cheapest models you can buy in the unity asset store. The gameplay is also very tedious and drags on forever, sometimes you have to scour the map for pretty long because finding clues isn't an easy task when nobody tells you what you should be looking for. Diving in blind feels like a punishment.

Zodiac killer's behavior is unpredictable and sometimes he doesn't see you in a place which is clearly visible while sometimes you can hide behind in a well-camouflaged object and he seemingly can see through walls now, same goes for his walking pattern. It's not worst thing, however, if you're trying to not get detected the entire game, good luck with that.

I wouldn't call this game a sequel, unless you count the last 1 minute cutscene at the end, instead you get to experience the story from a human perspective. it doesn't feel too much different from the first game, both gameplay and graphics wise.

The camera being right behind your protagonist is better than the more conventional point and click POV as was the case in last quiet day. Another great feature is that you can skip the puzzles, I can't remember if the option was present in the first entry though so maybe it's nothing new.

For those who liked the first game, it's a no brainer, definitely worth giving it a try. I expected a little more, especially the ending felt somewhat unsatisfying. What also sucks is you need to replay the game at least once for all the achievements and honestly, I don't think the story was that good for me to sit through another 3 hours for a couple of different outcomes.

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Broken boring mess where you can't see 💩