Nedávné recenze uživatele Saint Aaron

Being of an age where i can remember buying the original Dead Space on the first day it was released, i was both excited and nervous to play the remake. We have all played remakes where they heart, soul and meat of what made the original such a great game has been watered down, removed, or diluted to a point where playing the remake damages your fond memories and nostalgia for the original. Thankfully this is not the case for the Dead Space remake. Hand on my heart I loved every minute of the remake. It genuinely felt like I was playing Dead Space, albeit a smoother, better rendered version. I felt they hadn’t lost the visceral, atmospheric, brutal and stunning visuals, sounds and feel that made the original one of the best sci-fi horror games I have played. The story has a few tweaks and alterations that I feel don’t detract from the story, in fact I felt some enhanced the story. One of the most notable inclusions that I really liked was the Hammod/Chen story/dialogue. Like anything everyone has an opinion and perhaps there are some faults or areas of improvement

Atmospherically, visually and sound-wise, Scorn really does everything right. A strong stomach would be recommended, because the character goes through a lot in the course of the game that can only be described as sadistic torture in the real world.

I had a hard time evaluating the technical aspects of the game, because there are some weaknesses here. For example, it was very often difficult for me to solve the puzzles without help from the Internet. Absolutely nothing is explained to you in the game, you are faced with a puzzle and have to find out what you have to do in the first place. There is also a lack of variety in the number of enemy types in the game. There are only 5 different enemy types (with the final boss) in the whole game (4 of them are similar in appearance and behavior almost like one egg to the other). Finally, some game points are not perfectly set, sometimes you have to completely repeat a few minutes of a level after the death of the character.

My conclusion: Unfortunately, Scorn is not enough to win the top title. Nevertheless, especially because of the dense atmosphere, despite some shortcomings, there is also counterplay value after the first playthrough.

This was a really weird experience. I enjoyed the two first games a lot and even the third and the fourth but this I can feel what kind of production hell they have had, the sound doesn't feel like it works half time. It's just silent and the gameplay just feels weak. In the cars feel so floaty this is amazing. I feel like just the lightest touch can make my cars fly sideways, it doesn't feel like it has any weight at all. The funnest part I had was me and my friend making Vin Diesel the main character of the game and just giving him the deepest voice and giant **** because Vin Diesel have giant breast muscles. It was the funnest I have when in the game. I can see what they try to do with the story and the characters are basically okay, but it's just like the gameplay. Just makes it feels like a worst version **** they made in 2006 and that is kind of unforgivable. I mean I can understand because of the Hell they went through and publisher made them Force to release this game. So yes just sad all around and , it killed the studio.

Imagine "Deadly Premonition", with the same kind of small town archetypes and a very similar hero. And now take out all of the goofiness, the jokes, the comedy, the collectibles and the wonky car. And replace it with the boring dystopia that it would be in reality, and what Francis York and Zack would look like if they grew up in that reality, starting with the medication they would have to take. Yeah, this won't be for everyone, and you will have to be in the mood. A lot of people will just be plain bored or disappointed because they expected a murder mystery you solve with superpowers, but that's really just the cover of this book. Don't expect a technical marvel, but it's polished, well-designed and with only few exceptions has exactly the right pacing and playtime. But I don't think that the motivations, symbolism and themes are as relatable and accessible to everyone like in Dontnod's other games. Which is one underlying theme of the game, right along with the conclusion that you shouldn't take it personal.

The game itself has a few flaws that need to be addressed. The main character Lt. Stone couldve been the nextgen kill bill movie style waifu but instead we got dead line emotionless line delivery Voice Actress. Not trying to disrespect her work but this type game requires a different delivery and personality. Think of the crisis remaster with new zack VA except less cringey but even less emotion. The camera is your enemy as its hard to focus properly with controls and you need to work on the sensitivity asap. 3rd person camera also is sort of fixed over the right shoulder style which is awkward for some. Especially when its too close to you and you're trying to pan for enemies and youre view is severely limited.

Its a awkward mix of 3rd person shooter and sword melee but fails to implement both in a meaningful manner and the camera adds to the ughhh factor. Ammo is hard to find and you can unload your entire supply almosy entirely on two enemies. Then you need to melee but if you go swords blazing you get dropped by enemies have to fall back to cover shooting. It wants to be dmc style action but is reduced to awkward cover shooter with enemies that move around ALOT. Combine these quirks with bad camera work and the ehh cgi movie cutscenes and the dead delivery of the va lines and youre left with a game that you wish had more time in the oven to cook.

The best part of this game is the trailers and the game art screenshots which sold me but wow i feel burned. The actual end product however is really rough janky double A lost-in-time of a previous era game. At least its not forspoken levels of dialogue

Really great game that does two of the most important things right for an FPS: speed and level design.
The game takes reference to many older games, mainly through the level design, but also through comments from the player character, but without overdoing the jokes too much in my opinion.
What I like is that it's build with speed running in mind, which I think is a cool idea and it really shows in the flow of the game play.

Don't expect a classical Postal part though, this is more like Viscerafest but on crack.

Frictional Games really know what they're doing when it comes to horror, what with the penumbra series and then Amnesia the dark descent, being one of the best in the genre. They took soma in a different direction being more of a narrative game which i still liked. Machine for pigs was complete garbage and i don't consider it an Amnesia game at all (wasn't even made by the same people and it shows)
Rebirth was too much of a walking simulator and was just ok.

I'm happy to say that they nailed this one in every way! from the creepy atmosphere to the relentless tension, the survival mechanics are back! and even better due to the multiple approaches and the use of weapons for the first time. The game also has a great story and due to the randomness no two walkthroughs are the same, adding excellent replay value. GET IT

Obviously the turn-based combat mechanics and dice rolls for dialogue options aren't going to be for everybody, people like different styles of gameplay so no matter how great a game is that's going to be a hurdle for them if it's not the type they like. BG3 for me is one of the best games I've played in years due to the characters and attention put into the world. The story is good, it's not perfect. Gameplay depends on preference really, but for what it's trying to do it does it wonderfully. However as previously stated the characters in this game, particularly the companions are extremely well written which makes them feel more like people that characters; and the attention to detail that's spread across the maps in this game is phenomenal. Also one thing Larian did that should be standard in games going forward is motion capture of almost every single character minor or major in the game; as it really helps bring them to life rather than having someone trying to animate the character in a realistic manner.

The chainsaw leg mechanic is one of the best mechanics I have ever seen in a video game. Sliding around chopping enemies up at Mach 10 with your chainsaw leg never gets boring. The game itself is excellent, from the incredibly solid shooting to the level design and music that pumps you up during different arenas. My only big gripe is that the bosses are kinda of bad and made redundant with the turbo time ability which makes every single boss in the game a piece of cake. Other than that it's an incredible game

I don't own the game, i just played it on the free to play weekend. This is an okay game. Its not great but its also not bad. I don't believe the game should cost $25 at the current state. The game has 4 sectors with 4-6 missions in each sector and the 5th sector is a boss fight mission only,. Each sector changes the layout and the look for each area. The entire game is pretty much move to each area on a mission kill aliens and complete missions such as collecting items, scanning items, moving a payload, or operating a terminal. Once you finish the game, you can replay sectors on getting more gear or you can restart the campaign and do it all over again.


Cons
-Maps are pretty repetitive
-Voice chat is in the game, but the volume is so low i can barely hear others. No option for mic sound in the game
-Lack of mission diversity
-Needs more enemy variety
-Resetting campaign gets rid of all your weapon unlocks. When resetting campaign the game does not inform you of this. This needs to be added