บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Tobacchus Nicotinicum

So much better than the first one it's not even funny. As someone who grew up with Tomb Raider 2, i can say that this one reminds me of the good ol' days. This one has more and better platforming than the first remake, and many quality of life improvements and more fleshed out mechanics like the stealth for instance. Lots of great things to explore and the game looks beautiful and the graphics definitely still hold up in 2022. Story, while containing some cliche dialogue also pulled me in a lot more than the first remake game; it has less characters which is think is a strength, since they didn't really have time to flesh out the ensemble in the first installment, which was kinda a necessity to make the player actually care what happened in the plot/to the characters. This game doesn't have that problem since the cast is smaller. Also pretty interesting villain that gets lots of screen time, as well as some good twists along the way. Keep in mind that you need a decent rig to run this one, even today it's still quite demanding, although it doesn't look bad on lower settings by any stretch of the imagination.

I remember playing through THIEF 1: The Dark Project, as a kid on my father's old compaq with windows 98 installed on it, and boy were those good times. I basically fell in love with the vibe, mechanics and everything else associated with being a master thief in a dark steampunk/fantasy world. Being able to outsmart ones enemies (obviously as a kid i sucked and it took me like 50 tries just to stealth one lvl) has always been for me atleast, the more intelligent and appealing video game fantasy, the big drawback being the patience it requires to become a stealth badass. Anyway, dishonored is exceedingly reminiscent of THIEF and related games, and scratches this exact itch for me, aswell as doing it's own thing with experimental gameplay, combination of powers, world building unlike any i think i've seen in a video game) and so much more. Check out Prey to plz, it's good, albeit nothing like the game that spawned the IP.

Really cathartic, also made me realize i'd learned wayyy more german in school than i originally thought.

it's so good

It's excellent. If you like Hitman this game and the GOTY pack which includes all episodes from the first installment is a must buy. I've played for just short of 30 hours, but i feel comfortable sharing my opinion about this title nonetheless, since i pretty much know what i'm getting and what to expect. I've barely scratched the surface of the content available in here, it's absolutely massive to the point where owning both games and DLC and just getting started seems nothing short of daunting. The game however, does and excellent job of guiding you through (entirely optional) both in terms of mechanics, but also the layouts of the levels, which you'll basically need to know like the back of your hand if you aim for 100% completion.

Fully realized stealth game with complex mechanics that feel rewarding regardless of playstyle. Also has terrible voice acting and a story riddled with cliches. Do i recommend it? ♥♥♥♥ yes, it's excellent.

All Arkham games are really quite solid, but then again, i'm a huge batman nerd, so my judgement may be slightly off when it comes to this franchise of games. I'd say this one is the weakest of them all, although it is by far the most "realized" of them. Almost as if this is the most extensive an Arkham game is going to get, in terms of sandbox, mechanics and map size. The story, launch of the game and general "wow-factor" are definitely weaker than that of the first two iterations from Rocksteady, but as mentioned, it's still just really good in spite of this. Still as much of a must for Batman fans as the other three games in the series.

Game is incredibly complex with a high learning curve, and becomes very satisfying as you progress and get better at it, as a direct result of this. Many are discouraged, since it's quite challenging to get into, but it is definitely worth every hour. Monetization could be better, and the community is quite toxic as per usual, but otherwise this game is my go-to competitive and tactical FPS live-service game.

Once you start to learn flanking, roaming and usual hiding/camping spots, it becomes very satisfying to outplay the newbz.

Amazing action RPG that has managed to capture my attention for a long time, considering that i often burn out on RPG's.

Despite being argueably one of the most derivative games ever made, Dying Light manages to assemble elements that stem from many other titles and genres, into something beatiful and unexpectedly great. While nothing here is necessarily ground-breaking or entirely original, the pieces of the tapestry (herein all the elements and mechanics that the game encompasses) come together to form something that has its own flavour, and that can't be found anywhere else. Also, the parkour system is one of the best in gaming currently, and makes Mirror's Edge look like a cheap LIDL knock-off parkour sim.