Последние обзоры Theta

I like this one. Played a bit, gonna play some more

Spoiler free!

Jedi: Survivor is wonderful. It's packed full of characters my fiance and I actually care about, natural-sounding dialogue, and an amazing list of beautiful environments. The lore this game establishes is actually somewhat grounded, and focuses on (subjectively) the best period in Star Wars history. Jedi Survivor leans on your previous experiences in Fallen Order heavily. If you haven't played Fallen Order, this game will still make sense, but will have MUCH less emotional impact in various scenes and interactions.

Without going into specifics, this game takes everything the first game did will and does them even better. Combat is relatively similar, but with some amazing changes with lightsabers and their forms in particular. I've spied a few animations that seem copy-pasted from Fallen Order, but they make sense thematically. The 'open world' aspect of Jedi Survivor is an interesting and welcomed change, but it does lose some of it's personality because of it. I think the best example is the Metro series; Metro Exodus is a great game, but it just doesn't have quite the same tone that the prior entries carry.

Performance seems to be an obligatory mention in these reviews, so here we go.
Asus 2070 Super 08G, i7-10700k, 16GB DDR4 3200mhz ram. Game saved on a WD Black SN750 m.2. 2560x1440, textures/shadows/view distance on high (rest medium or low), DLSS on balanced mode.
Is it perfect? God no. Is it playable? God yes. I never crashed once during my 50hr play-through, so I have zero issues there. The primary planet with your 'base of operations' is a bit finicky with frame drops, specifically in enemy-heavy areas. I was concerned going in given the quantity of folks stating they have horrible performance with current-gen cards, but I have very few issues personally. I ONLY see frame drops on that one single planet, so... Not to diminish the experiences of others, but I cannot fathom how new hardware can't handle this game, given my card was released in Q2 2019 and it is pretty dang smooth.

Great game, I'm hoping that they can finish the third one before some random ♥♥♥♥♥♥ executive decides to lay off the entire studio, for whatever reason they can get away with nowadays.

Certainly the best modern split-screen implementation in recent memory. I've finished the game twice with my partner, and we've loved every second of it.

We have banged so many people. It is very efficient.

If you can think it up, you can build it. Dark rides, wooden coasters, loop-filled steel coasters.. Whether you're in it to make extremely decorated coasters or a fully themed park, this can do it all. My single complaint is not being able to convert a "creative" mode park into scenario mode, thus making a premade map w/terrain impossible without doing it as your park grows. Maybe I'm missing something... This game loses a lot of it's luster when everything is free and the park management is dormant. A very subjective viewpoint.

Just be okay with 20 fps when you get upwards of 20k pieces and a full park of 7000+ people.
(Please give us Planet Coaster 2 with Planet Zoo's engine)

Absolutely awesome game, with narrative depth that keeps you engaged. Lots of individual relations between characters, and an overarching plot that actually makes sense in almost every way. Deacon seems to be one of the most grounded protagonists, through the good and bad of what a human being is.

This is my second play-through, and finished it on Playstation already. The PC upgrade (maybe subjectively) is awesome, with better looking graphics and a consistently smooth 60+ fps. (i7-10700k, 2070 super)

I don't have a single character that I wouldn't like more story from (besides maybe Tucker), and I wish there was a little more interaction with the Mechanics/repair technicians you encounter throughout the beautiful Oregon map. The very final missions at a certain mountain seem a little rushed, but do not detract from the overall ending. Each character has a trope they tend to follow, but they still provide surprises with every turn. Relationships seem natural, if not a little dramatic at some points.

Overall a phenomenal game, and I am in the crowd wishing for a Days Gone 2. Might even push me to buy a PS5 if/when a sequel is made. That, and Demon Souls.

Also, ♥♥♥♥ Skizzo.

Wanted to finish the campaign before posting a review, and here I am...

What an amazing game, loved it the entire way through! Played it co-op with my girlfriend, and we had a blast the entire time. Now we're onto challenges and end-game stuff, seems like there's a decent amount to do. So very excited to see the updates in store, and I would be more than willing to pay for a DLC story. Maybe a 2nd floor with a restaurant? lol

A game about segregation

The Forest is Moving...
The Ground is Shaking...
Skeleton Surprise

This will never be the game I wanted it to be. It will be just as lifeless a year from now, and the long future ahead. The control is beyond any other skating game ever, but developer support is nonexistent. I'll keep coming back when I have literally nothing else to do, but I am just disappointed overall.

I tried so hard.
Not to hate the little to no Valve support.
When the big waves of cheaters first came, it took years for them to even notice.. wow lol
The R8 shows there's obviously no testing done before being tossed to the masses... >but where did it go? nerfed into hell, barely used

And do I even need to mention the lack of many 128 tick servers? >nah bro i want more skins
So uhh yeah it's hard to say I enjoy this game anymore (even after climbing to SMFC and doing various LAN tournaments).

Oh yeah toxic community too

rip 75.58 days of my life