Последние обзоры Parakeet

A solid game that allows you to see your restaurant grow while serving as a chef. The chores mechanic can be a bit tedious at times, but it's worth taking a look at.

Great game. The second chapter has two routes, so you would need to play through the game twice to see everything.

Pros

• +A sizeable variety of items to craft with a storage system that lets you organize and access all of your chests at once
  
• +Many different NPCs to befriend and learn about
  
• +A decent amount of crops/trees to grow depending on the season and a few animal types to care for if you want
  
• +An upgradeable and customizable workshop, allowing you to lay out your equipment and furniture however you like
  
• +Several dungeons and mines to explore and scavenge for resources
  
• +Quite a few quests and missions available for you to tackle, including main quests, side quests and workshop requests
  
• +Leveling system that lets your character unlock perks that will make your days more productive
  
• +Can slow down how fast time goes in the options menu, allowing you to do more in a day if you set the option lower
  
• +Eventually, you unlock features that will make managing your workshop easier

Cons

• -Juggling through the different stations with resources can be a bit cumbersome at first
  
• -Some NPCs are not really expanded upon, meaning there’s not much to learn about them
  
• -Parts of the map feel empty since they are spacious with resources spread out and without much else going on
  
• -Locating a specific NPC on the world map can be troublesome since their icon does not show up unless your relationship with them is high enough
  
• -The voice acting is hit or miss and there are quite a few lines that are not voiced

Comments
Overall, the game is solid, but I did stop playing before I finished the main quest. I will probably return to the game at a future date to finish it. Be aware that while the game does have farming, it is more focused on resource gathering and crafting.

A relaxing game that's worth taking a look at if you are looking for a game to chill out with.

Pros

• +Fantastic soundtrack, joining my list of favorite video game soundtracks
  
• +Decent combat system, though it can feel a bit simplistic at times
  
• +If you connect to the network, you can see other player corpses, which can provide, health, resources and a temporary party member if you choose to
  
• +Fair amount of enemy and environmental diversity
  
• +Multiple customization options including weapons, chips, and pod programs, allowing you to modify your equipment and passives
  
• +Great storyline that gets better the further you progress into game

Cons

• -Camera angle during certain fights/segments can be awkward and can lead to
  
• -Has performance issues that were never fixed, but thankfully the FAR mod was created by the community
  
• -Only some parts of the side quests are voice acted
  
• -Cutscenes play at 30 fps

Comments
While the combat felt a bit simplistic/repetitive at times, I still highly recommend checking out this game for the storyline. Be sure to continue play through all of the routes for the full story. While the story in Route A was alright, the routes after is when the story really starts picking up. In addition, I recommend installing the FAR mod if you have any performance issues.

A pretty good game that has permanent unlockables that you can unlock in between runs, though it does start becoming grindy towards the end of unlocking them. Each run has you playing as a new character that can have different attributes. It's worth taking a look at this game.

Pros

• +A gigantic world to explore, filled with many various activities and locations
  
• +Every single quest is voice-lined
  
• +Many of the side quests have interesting storylines, making it less tedious to complete all of them
  
• +A variety of dungeons and trials to tackle, each with two difficulty levels, adding more content for endgame players to tackle (note that that base game dungeons at least can be completed by lower level characters)
  
• +The world scales with you, meaning that you can explore anywhere no matter what level you are
  
• +Champion points are account bound, reducing the grind on alternate characters (through you still have to get them to level 50)
  
• +The megaserver system has everyone in the same region playing on the same server, meaning that there are players on every map
  
• +Nine races to pick from (ten with the imperial race addon), each with their own passives
  
• +Four classes to choose from (six with addons/DLC), each that are highly customizable and can use every weapon
  
• +If you choose to subscribe, ESO plus offers various benefits, including getting 1650 crowns per month, access to every DLC and more
  
• +Housing system that lets you place an array of furniture to customize your place and you can have multiple houses
  
• +An enormous amount of lore
  
• +Can join up to five guilds
  
• +Many different addons to customize your UI
  
• +Researching different traits for gear allows you to craft a variety of decent gear
  
• +Endeavors offer a way to get cash shop items without paying (though getting endeavors is slow)
  
• +Plenty of achievements to go for

Cons

• -Without subscribing to ESO plus and getting the crafting bag, managing your inventory can be tedious and you will have to purchase the DLCs separately
  
• -It takes about 6 months per character to fully max out your mount training
  
• -Combat can feel floaty and not impactful (it took me a while to get into it, but note that there are some who could not get into the game due to disliking the combat)
  
• -Open world content eventually becomes very easy to complete once you have good gear and are at a high level
  
• -Stamina-based builds between the different classes tend to be similar
  
• -Many cash shop items are expensive
  
• -Crown crates (loot boxes) have a significant amount of skins, mounts and non-combat pets that cannot be bought separately
  
• -While the trader system is interesting, it can sometimes be a hassle to find what you want without outside resources since there is no auction house and instead, there are many guild traders throughout the world
  
• -Research times can get excessive towards the end, taking up to multiple weeks to research a trait

Comments
Elder Scrolls Online is an interesting game for me since it took me a while to get back into it. I played it a multiple of times throughout the last 3 to 3.5 years. The stories were enjoyable and it was pretty cool to see the different zones. Once I got into the combat, I had fun with it. However, after some time, I began getting bored with the combat as it started to feel dull, even when I created new characters to try out new classes. It did a while for me to get bored with it though.

Other aspects of the game, such as the mount training system and the vast majority of mounts being locked to the crown store, began to annoy me. With all of this, I eventually stopped playing the game. Even so, I had many hours of entertainment with this game and there is a lot of content that I did not even play yet. I recommend picking up this game if you’re looking for a new MMO to play or are an Elder Scrolls fan. However, I advise trying out the game during a free trial whenever it’s available again to see if you like the combat. I will probably return to the game in the future and I hope to see the developers continue improving the game.

Update 1: It's been about 4-5 years since I played this game and a lot has changed. There's a lot of new content and several systems were changed for the better. While mount training still takes 6 months, it now resets at the daily reset time instead of 20 hours, meaning you can do the training anytime during the day. Several of my other complaints seem to have been taken care of, including there being more earnable mounts. I will continue playing this game and will update it again in the future. At the moment, I definitely recommend taking a look at this game.

A great follow-up to Saints Row 3, though in this one, you have superpowers! It was a fun game to play through. Definitely worth checking out since the game package with all of the DLC goes on sale for around $5.

Great game that has nice gameplay and open-ended levels, allowing you to sneak past or cause a ruckus in each level. It also has two different endings depending on how you play. With its decent amount of replayability, it's a good game to pick up, along with the DLCs.

Very fun and wacky game. It's fun to run around and cause chaos. There's a good amount of weapons, especially with DLCS, for you to cause mayhem. It goes on sale for a low price for the game with all of its dlc, so I definitely recommend picking it up.