Marshmallow 最近的评测

Takes a bit of time at first for things to click, figuratively and literally, but once you've learned the basics, it becomes an extremely fun game. You'll see the fruits of your efforts, and will be nicely rewarded for your time invested in your work.

I first explored, and used my hands to gather ore, then built and used a robot miner to gather for me, which I then replaced with an automated mining rig. I then had to attach power lines to a biomass burner which creates power from fuel by burning organic material such as leaves and wood, and then installed power lines to all my machines leading back to said burner.

My mining rigs are connected to conveyor belts, which send everything I've found into large storage pods- to later be smelted and made into parts for my use in building even more automated, resource-gathering machines.

I got eager and built too much, and my biomass burners blew a fuse, which caused me to have to build even more fuel sources. My factory is huge now, and I'm still very much at the 'beginning' of the game.

I can't wait until I can construct vehicles to reach other far biomes and harvest their materials.

It's all beautiful too look at, I love this game.

It's like Starfield, but better because this company actually cares about its games.

Lol, so it seems to be an unapologetic clone of older Bethesda games.

NOT worth $70 in any capacity.

As soon as I got into the space combat, the tutorial wouldn't function correctly. It tells you to press W or S to throttle the ship's speed, but it gets stuck in reverse going 0 mph.

Nothing but exiting the game fixed this.

Great game, 10/10 clearly not some kind of shallow money-grabbing scheme.

Proudly brought to you by Bethesda, creators of Fallout 76.

Stormblood is quite possibly the best story I've ever experienced in an online game, 10/10 for the story alone.

Definitely lacking in the PvP area, though. I'd give it like a 4/10 here, just because it's so random-feeling sometimes.

Music, 10/10, Visuals, 8/10 at the start (older content) and 10/10 towards the newer stuff.

One of those games where you can feel yourself improving after each race. Very rewarding to play, and lots to master.

I noticed the boosting tutorial was over-tuned, and it was nerfed shortly after I conquered it.

However, in the brutality of the tutorial, it does teach you a fairly vital part of this game: Using both boosts at the same time (when you are able; between overheating you want your ship to regenerate) and use your health as an extra boost meter. But try not to explode, obviously.

Also, feather the brakes on turns, and feel free to let go of the gas as well. I am still improving myself. Again, there's a lot to learn, but so far I'm enjoying my time. The soundtrack is also full of bangers.

Basically a 2022 edition of Skyrim, but with a Dark Souls story, weapons and combat.

There's even magical summons, dragons, and a bit of Nordic culture sprinkled in there.

If you enjoyed Skyrim or Breath of the Wild, chances are you may enjoy this game. Exploration feels fresh and there's quite a lot to find.

The hardest part of this game, for me, is mastering the controls. I admit, I am still struggling, but if you are familiar with any Souls games, it shouldn't be very difficult for you.

I bough this game twice, so I can play it with friends.

You already know what it is.

Thank you, Capcom!

Can't wait until Sunbreak, and the return of Giant Enemy Crab.

I couldn't win using my pathetic doo-doo cards, and the evil cabin tree-man is mocking me constantly.

He's destroyed me again and again, but I am learning and having as much fun as the very first run, if not moreso.

Instead I can opt to cheat by ripping out my own eyes and teeth, and surpass the cards and boss fights entirely. What other game gives you such a gruesome and hilarious choice?

The fact this game is only $20 speaks volumes in and of itself. I feel like this game is worth $60 or more in terms re-play-ability.

Do not underestimate the humble Squirrel. And follow what is asked of you.

That's all I really have to say. :)

Load times and server issues aside, it's the usual good ol' Halo from way back, but with quality improvements.

Friend's Pass doesn't work, I will 100% implore you not to buy this game.

Bought on a whim because I wanted to play with my brother, after several hours of trying to work with EA's Origin (kept saying he didn't 'own the game' despite me owning it, both of us being friends on Steam and Origin.

Wasted time, frustratingly so because we could've been playing something else.

0.4 hours played, thanks Steam.

Too bad I won't be able to experience what all these folks have been raving about, due to EA and Origin.