Последние обзоры Somewhat Viable

nightdive i love you so much

It took three years for this port to finally become decent. Better late than never, I guess.

There are still some small lingering issues, but otherwise I'm content with recommending this version of the game. Please play this game if you haven't yet.




OLD REVIEW:
It's No More Heroes, a fantastic, weird, funny, deep and sometimes philosophical experience.

The port is really barebones as of writing, which is a shame considering the wonderful killer7 release from the same dev a few years back: no KB+m support, no controller remapping, no resolution scaling and very limited XInput support (I had to install DS4Windows to even start the game). Also, regional pricing stinks at the moment!

As much as I want to give NMH a thumbs up, the state that the port is at right now is inexcusable. I will change my score as the issues are fixed, I'm sure Engine Software will be able to deliver.
Edit: Problems with Steam Input have been fixed, that's a step forward.

Shawty had them apple bottom jeans (jeans)
Boots with the fur (with the fur)
The whole club was looking at her
She hit the floor (she hit the floor)
Next thing you know
Shawty got low, low, low, low, low, low, low, low

The fact this game is STILL receiving active support and new content 9 years after release (despite the tribulations in between) is phenomenal!

Hooray for preservation!
inb4 people argue about bosco for the billionth time

Listened to the tracks on bandcamp a ton after playing the game, but I just had to support it!

JEJ and the Bay Area Sound folk did a fantastic job with both the 2006 original and the remaster, this really is how S&M's world sounds like.
I still see myself humming some melodies from time to time!

Having the entire 82 track album in its highest quality for this price is an absolute steal.

CAN'T YOU SEE I'M BLAZING?

fishi e :)

The sprite art is really charming, reminds me of Lemmings but with more detailed backgrounds. The CGI in the FMV comedic bits are archaic as all hell and I love it, you can tell they were doing the best they could at the time. The weapon selection is much smaller compared to further entries, but there still are a lot of classics here, like the bazooka, ninja rope, blowtorch and so on.

All in all, it's still a damn good way to spend the evening with pals.

Didn't expect to see procedural generated maps in a game like this in '95!

Day of the Tentacle is among the best adventure games from Lucasarts, and to see it passionately preserved and updated by most of its original creative staff is great!

The game itself is really fun, with odd and sometimes obtuse puzzles, great animation, memorable characters and stellar art by Peter Chan.

The character switching mechanic was really well explored too, although sometimes a bit excessive, it was really fun trying to see what could be done in the different time periods!

The addition of a concept art gallery and developer commentary is incredibly insightful onto how the game was made, I very much appreciate it!