Captain Noodles 最近的評論

I mean this with sincerity, this is the worst game mode the devs ever had the malicious intent to create.

The additional characters are great. Good gameplay, enjoyable to use.

the Survival game mode? Absolute trashfire. You get no guaranteed crystal reward toward making progress to the next challenge zone during a run, the chance to earn crystals is entirely RNG, the chance for enemies to drop crystal fragments is entirely RNG to a negative fault. Enemies have frame-instant reactions to your moves and will regularly hit you the frame you get up or anti-air you, they have armor frames when they should be tumbled. There are a large variety of enemy pattern types to get used to, but which ones you'll see when is entirely random, meaning you can be dealing with late-game enemies during your first zone. There are extra stage effects that can change how the battle behaves. Do these provide any reward for being forced into dealing with an oppressive extra hazard? Nope. Just to randomly make the challenge harder. the 2 choice rewards at the end of each pattern are complete RNG, multiple are just bad, making you take double damage for 3 rounds in exchange for a buff that is not typically a strong counter-offer. Most of them suck. Infinite Ninja Power and POW pizza are barely reasonable, since their meter is half gone before even one enemy shows up on screen.

The ONLY good game design is that completing more zones will level up your character which gives a permanent buff with each one, though the cost to reach a new level up increases over time; fine, standard stuff. But the fact that the entire mode is RNG where you could spend 8 rounds in a beginning zone and NOT earn enough crystals to move on to the next challenge is humorlessly souring.

in short, buy if you want the extra characters, but don't touch the new game mode. Even if it offers new character skins... it's not worth the pain.

looking for goofy fun, really enjoyable and forgiving movement mechanics, and are able to appreciate the charm that jank game assets or animations can have in a 3D game? This is a great romp through a short souls-like, and you can tell the creator put alot of care into the fights, each being unique, and slowly becoming increasingly challenging!

For added fun if you want to break the game, employ the use of the easy-to-master infinite jump! get around those pesky invisible walls and explore the limits of the world maps :P

Just... don't be running 100 Google Chrome Tabs or alot of other CPU/GPU-intensive software when playing. the game boots up fine, but canNOT handle loading saves while running alot of other things. Almost thought I'd lost my late-game save for a minute.

Eastward is a magical RPG, really unlike anything else out there. It's closest influences definitely tie to the protagonist tropes of Mother 3, but with light adventure combat and puzzle-solving, and alot of dialogue. My biggest criticisms gameplay-wise would be some of the early chase sequences when you have very little health really ask alot out of you in responding quickly to solving a puzzle and the simple movement makes early combat tough; remember to use both characters' abilities. Remember to explore around everywhere you can each time you go through an area for secrets, because your opportunities in each location are limited; It's called Eastward for a reason; you never go west.

But my biggest piece of advice?
DON'T blaze through the story. Take your time, take it slow. Reserve your expectations and let the game delight you. The magic of this game isn't in the overarching plot, though it has great hooks, some neat plot twists, and knows how to pull the right emotions out of you. The magic of Eastward is the beautiful 3D-lit, 2D-made pixel art style, the amazing music, the stunning environments (with secrets to find!) and especially in getting to talk to the 200+ unique characters spread across the game. Talk to them after every event change, they all typically have something new to say, which builds up the world so much. The overall tone of the game can feel extremely heavy at times, enough it gave me nightmares a couple nights. But amidst that is a beautiful-if-sad world still full of life fighting against the oppressive moments of the game, helped especially by how adorable and cute Sam is at all times.

Don't expect a perfect story. But accept it for what it is, let it surprise, shock, delight, and intrigue you, and I think you'll come away loving this game in spite of what flaws it may have.

Cloud Gardens is extremely chill and enjoyable to play, solving the puzzles and seeing what different plants and effects you can earn as you play along. There is |substantially| more content than what I expected to find in this simple-looking-at-a-glance little Indie game. Would recommend if you need some chill or love plants.

It's a short little game, but adorably enjoyable and just the right puzzle-scratcher difficulty to play for the 2-3 hours it takes to complete in an evening. But I especially love some of the music tracks, they're chill but enjoyable to listen to.

Scoop Kick is a fantastic modern take on the arcade games of old, inspired especially burger time! Learning enemy patterns is the main obstacle, as you also learn the importance of juicing up the ice cream scoops and stacking them to multiply points. The game is easy enough to play through if you don't care for earning stars, letting you continue levels even if you lose your lives, but has some blockades that require stars to encourage you to go back and try your hand at earning them once you get better.

Enemy patterns and levels get progressively harder, but not too unfair (except for the bloody Balthazar Bananas!) And the final boss plus secret world were a great surprise (although i think the enemies start getting a bit too tough to deal with by that point)

The pixel art is beautiful and the music is fantastic. Ryemanni, you've really made a fantastic little gem of a game here

Thank you, Inasa Fujio, for giving us some of your memories of childhood to experience through this game. We may all rarely get such a chance to truly experience the culture of Japan first-hand, but this... this gives us a wonderful glimpse into the kind of home culture even the most visited of foreigners may never experience themselves. What a wonderful charming memory to get to partake in.

Carto is a wonderfully charming game. the artstyle is gorgeous, and the lore and story of the game is actually rather engaging and fascinating. If you have a long afternoon, this game is a perfect game to relax and enjoy playing through. Just the right amount of time, though I would wish it were more.

Be careful of cacti! ;)

This game truly shines in keeping the 4-player co-op mine-n-survive gaming genre fresh and innovative. Every mission is its own personal experience to tell to new players, or chat and laugh about amongst those who led (and died) with you along the way. the mining feels satisfying, the gunplay is high risk: high reward, requiring you to think about your bullets and where you're putting them when, which is great. I like to think of DRG as an alternative take of TF2's foundational traits, if it were to make it's classes be dwarves, the setting be an alien planet, and requiring them to have to fight alien bugs while mining for minerals.

what's a game like smash that isn't but is on the PC you can play? thsi game. It's amazing. Love it. you should buy it. you'll love it. especially with friends.