Análises recentes de Sharksie

NUNS is an awesome fighting game series and NUNS4 is the pinnacle. It has over 200 unique playable characters, all with gorgeous unique animations and effects. This game is a monument to what can be achieved when you absolutely pour money into a video game. Top quality gameplay, top quality graphics, only catch is you need a controller.

It's a fun game, but the way it refers to the characters makes me feel gross and creepy :(

This game is cool. Not the lazy, "it's aight" cool. It's old school cool. It's "my skateboard has flames on it" cool. Undeniably cool.

And one of the best roguelikes out there.

Pros:
- Cute art
- Cute story
- Cute gameplay

Cons:
- Not challenging
- You don't get to make a gigantic hole that eats everything

Promising game, abandoned by devs with a myriad of outstanding bugs and balance issues. Truly unfortunate.

Didn't come with season pass. Bought it because I can't have all the DLC except one.

I had more fun getting my refund than I had playing this game

9/10

If you have a vive this is a must-buy. SPT is an arcadey shooter where you dodge and deflect lasers while shooting flying robots. Cool idea, perfectly executed.

It makes great use of the vive's room scale by allowing you to duck and dodge in real space while robots surround you and to laser you dead.

As with most VR games the only flaw is that there isn't more.

It's cool, but I don't think it lives up to the hype.

Hover Junkers is a multiplayer-only room-scale VR shooter where several players are placed into an arena where they fight in different ships that they select. It's a pretty simple game so I'll get straight to the pros and cons:

Pros:
- WOW ITS VR
- Shooting is cool, reloading is interesting but not how I would have done it
- Multiplayer is not dead on arrival
- Placing ship parts for cover is neat

Cons:
- No real co-op
- No single player mode
- Only has an arena mode
- No way to orient your ship (makes fighting difficult if the other person comes at you head on)
- Fighting lacks depth - there are only two guns and the gimmick of ducking and shooting gets old. If you are fighting two people at once you will always lose because everyone has access to the exact same tools. And the shotgun is pretty useless given that the boundaries of two junkers will make sure you're always outside of its effective range.
- No progression - there is nothing to unlock. You have all two guns when you buy the game.

Overall I think this is a great vive launch title. Perfect for introducing people to mechanics that will be standard in the future. It is a bit on the expensive side for what it offers, but you already bought a vive. It will become irrelevant in a few years when every VR games has ducking and shooting.

Overall 7/10

This game is maybe worth $5 in its current state, certainly not $13. Breaks often, looks like it's from the early 2000s, can't even detect which controller is right and left.

Combat is not fun or satisfying, which is surprising since it is the game's only mechanic. It is tile based but not turn based and you die in one hit. You swing your sword not by swinging it but by holding the trigger to power it up then releasing it, where is does some level of damage that I can only assume is somehow related to the charge level. The thing you were swinging at _might_ die.

It basically is a bad dungeon crawler with VR slapped on top. I don't recommend it.