Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika aes0p

these new ones are better than the 90s original games in most ways, and overall they're definitely great. war of the chosen really bumps up the replayability and overall fun of this already great sequel and is highly recommended. these campaigns are definitely a time commitment, but it's the type of game i like to install and play through every couple years, and it's fun every time.

Nice combination of casual and skill-based. Kind of reminds me of a mix between Dark Souls, Batman Arkham, and Breath of the Wild. The boss system is pretty fun, and it's well done, if a bit shallow. You're not going to get a lot of different monsters to fight like in Dark Souls, but the mix and match avatar system and the variety of the 'raid dungeons' keeps the recurring few enemy types interesting.

The idea behind these games is great, but the execution is not. I have both PB1 and PB2, and the problem is that too many of the levels solutions are waaaay too finnicky to be fun. Solutions can involve many dozens of pieces, and you won't find out if it works (or if you have to tear everything down and start over) until the whole thing is done. It's just frustrating.

There are certain games of this genre that do a better job to help convert the user's intent into a finished solution, and give better tools (like quick move/rescale of parts), but this one is very keystroke and mouse click heavy. By the time I finish a level, I'm usually more angry that it took so long than I am satisfied w/ the puzzle, since the solution is often very near the same thing that I tried and didn't work many times due to the a not being on the right pixel or whatever.

This is great, and actually has more features than I even bargained for. For example, it has levels where you control the skier as well as the construction. Charming little game, and even has some mild blood. Definitely worth the price (at sale price it's a steal).

Edit after a few hrs playing: Confirmed, it's a good game. A lot better than Polybridge.

This DLC is poorly tuned and actually hurts gameplay.
- The amt of time and resources needed to make any meaningful change make it unavailable until end game
- If you somehow manage to get terraforming started early, it has very little benefit, but does introduce problems:
- Producing seeds in farms is absurdly slow and the cost for seeds from Earth is absurdly high
- Once you actually cross the point where your plants produce enough seeds to become self sustainable, the entire system cascades, and from that point on, your drones will be completely preoccupied with collecting seeds, which you CANNOT make stop or de-prioritize.
- Beyond that, once all that starts happening, your FPS will plummet, bc the computational complexity goes exponential as the seeds/plants go past a 'singularity'.

I will admit, there is something extremely satisfying about looking at your colony all green, but it also makes the game unplayable by that point.

Conclusion: optionally get this for aesthetics, but not for gameplay (which is made much worse). Edit: Also, fwiw, I have a lot more than 0 hours in this DLC. Not sure why it says that.

BETRAYED. STUDIO SHUT DOWN BY CORPORATE GREED. DO NOT BUY.

I should have followed my gut with a soulless corporate greed-machine like Take-Two Interactive owning the IP, but optimism won me over. Anyway, that's all over. The studio was just shut down by TTI, with no warning, and no apparent recourse for those who purchased this game in EARLY ACCESS (more like early theft).

I will never purchase anything from any subsidiary of Take Two in the future.

This may feel like nitpicking, but I genuinely couldn't play the game for one major reason:

The music soundtrack is literally a 10 second anxiety inducing loop that can't be disabled or adjusted in any way. Very distracting and unpleasant!

In addition, you can't save your game, can't have multiple player profiles (or 'games'), and in general you have almost zero options. The main menu is literally just "start" or "continue" depending on if you have a game started or not. What the heck is that about?

I'm sure it's got its interesting points, but I find it unplayable. If none of these things concern you, then give it a shot. 🤷‍♂️

seems pretty good, although feels a little 'on rails' as far as the world, and it seems to be more about moving through levels rather than building, which isn't a big deal, but it's not exactly what i was expecting, either.

one of the most entertaining single-player poker games you'll ever find. unfortunately, it's been nuked off the store bc of expired licenses to characters. they probably should have thought that one through a bit. in fact, i'm wondering if licensing issues was one of Telltale's main problems toward the end...

fun casual game with enough complexity and challenge to stay fun for quite a while. definitely worth a few bucks when on sale.