Riko~Nyaa 最近的评测

Compared to the first, this is a definate step up, and a slight step to the side. While the first game revelled in the grind, and the sheer ridiculousness of its heists; wheras you start as mild mannered bank robbers and end up pseudo-terrorists by the end, this game does it more standardly.

You are robbers, plain and simple; your motivation is money, no question about it. But it still maintains that robbers image, you still end up looking for that bank to hesit, jewellery store to smash, and so on. It is able to keep with some of the ridiculousness of the first, with your working with drug cartels, wacky science, and the armies of police and governement agents that try to stop you.

Speaking on you, the whole unlock and combat system recieved an overhaul, which greatly differentiates it from the first. With weapons no longer skill tree locked (minus the ove9000 saw), the game is more free form, and you can play it to how you want to play it. As well, weapon mods allow a greater variety of strategy to be emplored, this combined with the revamped skill trees, make it much more flexible. The way the unlocks work, makes the game have that extra degree of team heisting as well. No longer are you the one man army, knowing everything, you must now choose how to specialise your character, and the different results are staggering.

Some things the game has, and does, do stay with what the series is partially known for. Things like RNG generated level designs, to the armies of police, swat, FBI, and special forces trying to stop you. As well as the bad things, like bugs, glitches, some clunkyness, and missing content, as well as minor grind to the game. At the time of writing this, they are still feverantly patching the game, and trying to add more content, with several high profile DLC's along the way. These do not hold the game back though, more so, it allows us to look to the future, and find the inprovements that are incoming.

I highly recommend it as a co-op game with friends, fun with even one other person. Now go out there, and heist!

Don't forget the thermal drill

I feel as if a recommendation of this game would make me seem like I am high, much like a lot of the game to be exact, cause EVERYONE says this is a brillient game. Its kind of surreal really, because for a game that recieved such high critical acclaim, and was so popular and FPS like, I actually genuinely liked it as an FPS.

Not because of the RPG mechanics, or the inclusion of crafting, gun variety, character development, decent main story, trippy topics like drug use, and abuse, piracy, and slavery. Well I liked all of those actually, but the shoot-em-up sections were fun. The game managed to keep a consistent tone, and actually develop itself over the course of time, in a meaningful way. It created that open world magic of going out to a location, and taking it down with your acculated ability, and weapons, but this is where is starts to fray.

Because at its core, its an FPS, its no Skyrim with guns, because thats Fallout. FC3 fails not on a fundimental level, but on an auxillery one, whereby, its not fun to explore without a solid objective, or tangible reason to be exploring. The island is just bland, empty really, sure it looks nice, but there is nothing secret to explore that cant be found by buying a loot map from stores. The game turns from that open world fun, to another rather linear progression of "go here, get new gun, do story mission to unblock this set of new skills". The game tries to pace a open world game, and that does not mesh well. As well, it is incredibly easy, and more deaths will be attribute to poor design, rather than lack of character skill, or weapon balence. In other words, there is more of a case of rage quit deaths, than real honourable ones.

Now dont get me wrong, even though I just spent the last 157 words bashing the game, I still think it is brillient. I would recommend it to anyone that wants an easy shooter, that would like to have a rather relaxing and enjoyable experiance like me.

Lets keep this short, and ill try to focus on some things. This is a VN of sorts, but instead of classic VN style, its stylized as a computer within a game, within your computer. Its an interesting twist that ends up working well, as your job is to read old stories and present them to the AI characters.

Which brings up the overall plot of the game, and what the ending is like. As I said, it is like a VN, so there are multiple endings, depending on which character you choose, and there are good and bad endings as well. I counted five or so different ones I think, so plently of variety. Story wise, it is very deep and complex, following the patriarchial ways of an old family, and uncovering what caused them to go downhill. It is a very dark tale, one frought with passion, and deception. Very well written.

As for length, a single playthrougth could take an hour to complete at minimum, or near 5 hours for each log to be collected and examined. Which is not bad, but is not good either, the main enjoyment comes from reading the stories of the past people and what caused their ultimate downfall.

Those are the only things I can not as of now that I have a problem with, but for a video review that I would say sums up my thoughts on the game, see here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mecz9Xxf0SM

I would recommend it to anyone who like anume, is into reading stories, and gossip as well as intiguing plot twists and information.

Since I cannot be bothered to write out a full review for games now, Ill try my best to condense the review into a few lines.

Great little turn-based strategy game, that is a whole metric tonne of fun. A single game will often last hours on end, especially if you play with friends over the multiplayer aspect. You can do whatever you wish, kill your enemies, buy them pretty much, culturally assimilate them, become the cancer of galactic population, research science, explore, terraform, and create a vast endless empire of galactic fear and sovereignty.

I found this game fun because the turn based aspect did not make gameplay fast paced, and twitch oriented, and where APM (actions per minute) is not a defining feature of victory. Create custom races, and play against a whole super large galaxy of people, where your choices are put to the test. So yes, I would recommend this game, especially if you have someone else to play it with.

This game is an emotional roller coaster that pits your mind against that of societal pressures and influences to the breaking point. The only thing that you have left is your sanity, when everyone else is losing theirs, and you must act as one of four lost souls in a quest to--Oh who am I kidding, this is a zombie game. This game is great fun with other due to derpy AI, smooth PC gameplay, well optimized engine that runs well on lower end PC's, and large selection of levels and difficulties plus competitive multiplayer.

I recommend this game, along with the first because of the new increased map repertoire.

Fantastic fantasy sci-fi rpg that makes your choices, and decisions throughout the game matter. The game itself does storytelling right, by starting off with a high-octane beginning bordering on cliche. This is where the game differs from most other games, where others would continue with the cliche beginning of starting with your charecter dying, then revert back to the present with some sort of prophecy garbage. On the other hand, Mass Effect 2 rolls with Shepard dying and bases the game behind this trillion dollar man, creating a exiting beginning that leads into a solid mid-game. The way they present the beginning story means that the player is independant to the council's wishes, in contrast to the previous game, meaning a greater degree in this open RPG. The choices you make in the mid-game regarding charecters, items, and ship upgrades influences how the game ending will proceed. The late game provides a final mission, no spoilers for you, that all I can say is epic and worth you playing throught his masterpiece to see.

Besides the way the story is told, the game makes many changes from the previous game which include: a revamped weapon system, a simpler level up system, a planet scanning mechanic instead of the mako vehicle mechanic, fully customizable armour, and no mako vehicle sections of the game, plus many more. The game also changes on the graphical front, with higher resolution testures than the previous game, that still run very well on lower quality machines.

There is much more I can say regarding this game, from the charecter progression, the amount of content, the pitched battles in the game, the fitting and well-done soundtrack, the fixed combat system, and many, many more. This game is one of the best games I have ever played, from a production values persective, to a content and personal perspective. I give the game 93/100 an A+, plus the CDFW seal of approval, I highly recommend it to everyone who likes good video games.

tl;dr : Buy this game, it is good.

Its poker, what not to love about ye olden texas hold'em, no hold's bar poker. Seriously, lot a fun, cool charecters with unique personalities, and playstyles, plus stuff for your TF2 charecters. Yes, heavy weapons guy and Riko-Nee approve of this. I highly recommend it to the poker fan.

Great stratagy, great co-op, lots of replayability. I very highly recommend it.

Great fun game, despite what people say about the devs, or the game, it is worth 10 bucks. Lots of fun, hours of gameplay opportunities, great online fun to kill bosses that range from arbitrary to insane. I may not like any side scrolling, casual-style games, but I like this one. I recommend it to everyone.

2017 addition: And the game has only gotten better and better with hundreds of hours of new content.

Three words: Lots of hats.