Последние обзоры Razorkiller

By all means this old Betsy is fine as it is. I don't have anything against the game itself- rather the port on its own. Being released on 2010, Red Dead Redemption gained quite a grandiose attraction from its fans all over but it can't be said well knowing recent years Rockstar pulled off a sly trick by removing original trilogy series from the shelves of Grand Theft Auto series and replacing them with a god awful "definitive" one everywhere. Probability due to copyright reasons? But uncertain since such debauchery is very fowl coming from them and thus charging all of those old games with a "fresh" coat of paint given 50-60$ price tag both on that and port on PC of Red Dead Redemption, both of those games being decades old and I'd rather prefer way more slimmer price point. Yet none of those were granted.

In all seriousness if this is the way Rockstar wants to fund for their upcoming games I can see that but in retrospect it isn't a great way of persuading fans into a some sort of agreement that this is the way of supporting the devs. Cause this feels outright unfair how they're doing just like most gaming companies anyway. So whether you prefer to see either this or Definitive Editions of GTA being overpriced yet extremely old for their dates it's really up to you to be the judge.
But on the Red Dead Redemption itself? It is a good game! But rather feels very unsatisfying to wait for so long just to play this like so. Content both provided being main campaign and the Undead DLC as a whole bundle isn't bad ALTHOUGH it is missing Multiplayer which was available on console versions. So it's a little bit scummy move from Rockstar charging up the price whilst not having full contents. Especially when you consider Rockstar launcher is also involved? But anyway, both of contents still provide same amount of experience from the original console port just with a glossy graphical enhancements here and there which is fine. I did feel underwhelmed when going for completion since outfit and fame grind was a bit overstretch and in genuine comparison Grand Theft Auto IV did feel more polished and more things going on there than here with missing contents since it is same engine being run for Red Dead Redemption. Just there's not much to do in Red Dead Redemption one after you've done everything and it becomes kind of a buggy galore if you really wanna endorse yourself exploring more in both of the campaigns. Game is satisfying but not much to do after the completion so yeah. Still worth the gameplay but not the average pay for it.

I remember at one point people kept recommending these mod series being the scariest thing ever, rather nowadays it became a classic mod for me. The game itself aged well and I do believe this one is a better presentation in all way possible alongside reimagined coming soon. It's safe to say that this mod has a nice spook feel to it, nothing too ear piercing and nothing too boring but there are small cheap ones out there to catch you off guard and some are actually good scares too. For a Source engine made example this does reach its expectations being well executed with special effects, demonstrating a lot of nice scenery and much more. Although the voice acting in the very near endgame is a bit cheesy and grammatically there are some small typos but it still suffices being a mod.

I mean yeah, it's a great mod to experience something from the past and re-shaped into a better example. Provided couple of fun achievements and difficulty itself being doable on hardest one so nothing much to complain about other than being an enjoyable one. Came from a long way to a perfectly done game on its own.

Astonishing performance from the developer(s) of this mod!

The simplicity of this concept is too well executed especially the use of Source SDK tools provided, this was a stellar experience! From the level design having neat and interactive ingenuity to the maps having nice exploration value too. Not to mention on hard difficulty it's doable and fun too, a bit spongy but still manageable to defeat all the way to the end boss. Voice acting is sharp too and provided characters are very believable setting the tone of the game perfectly. Thus the gunplay is very satisfying with a variety of sets of level chapters to go through alongside with variety of enemies. The story of Mr. Burton is very dramatic, engaging and sad with a pinch of detective noir on the side. With that all being said this was a very classic use of Half-Life 2's formula so it succeeds all expectations to what it desires to be, a nice mod executed well!

And now I close my case saying this was a fun ride. Would recommend!

So this is where it all began! And onto Close Your Eyes game it shall proceed.
Short but sweet story knowing how sad things go, yet alone disturbing.

Definitely full of new surprises with a new perspective change, also a follow up to Close Your Eyes I believe?
Some places gave me the eebie-jeebies and some full of surprises! Exploring these areas definitely gave a new experience so you definitely won't get bored of this one. Although still waiting for Act 3 so will conclude how it will turn out.

That's one messed up castle full of lies.

A walking sim for an hour long experience. It's okay, there's not much going on though other than I assume metaphorical storytelling. Something-something about a girl in a crimson hoodie trying to grow up to become a woman but gets dragged into a tangled mess. There's some disturbing moments but not much to talk about.

It's very short. With few endings to achieve in this one.
I think it's neat and trippy with some meanings behind it. However my only issue with this game is
that with the last two levels they're a bit difficult to go through, doable but very annoying. You have to be extremely lucky with key positioning and with disappearing and reappearing NPC that will be trying to stop you on your pathing. If you failed the level, F5 and try again- over and over again. And there's like 7 levels to go through in total. I really wouldn't complain much but the path given to you and the AI you have to avoid in the last levels are abysmal. Otherwise I am a fan of Yai's work. This one felt a bit underwhelming but it's there. So a mixed review I guess?

It's worth mentioning the launch of this game felt natural and nice to begin with.
Although now it feels like a filler game where you just go for achievements? And not to mention still lacks brush sizes or anyone who has perfect use something next to any artistic app program like for example: Photoshop or Clip Studio.
Thus DLCs are cheap, I'll give you that but for newcomers it will be very expensive knowing that you're filling your library with bunch of DLCs that will take forever to fulfill or even finish these packs. If you're into this then that's fine but this just feels very bloated with so many things to do especially with that much of limitation.

Lots of ads, lots of pay-to-win weapons and horrible reskins.
For a PC port it does sound nice but gosh darn it does it sell badly.
I'd rather prefer original take where mobile had a fresh start and being innocent with less micro-transaction bloated, not to mention game has the worst balancing issues on these weapons and on paper would look fun if it wasn't for kids buying all those instantly overpowered weapons to screw you over. Plenty of gamemodes but still same dilemma to deal with thus poorly executed.

A bit cliche for the plot but afterwards forgiving for what it has to offer later on in the story.
It's a really nice walking sim game, there's plenty of stuff to roam around and thus the whole atmosphere is intense and pleasant to roam around. I guess imagine like you're in the woods and it feels so surreal.
It was a fun experience!