The Logman 最近的评测

20 Hours of solid memories. I used to play this game when I was 10 or something. I dunno, it was a long time ago to say the least.
These were back in the days when the PSP (Playstation Portable) was popular, I know this because I used one to play this game.
Anyways I loved this game back then, I didn't realise it was on Steam until a few days ago, bought it again, loved it again. Just letting everyone know that this game is still amazing.

I've only played Vampyr for about an hour and a half which is rather short, however it's enough for me to say that it looks great, plays great and seems to have a cool story with decisions and choices to be made early on.
Achievements seem to be relatively easy to get, a few that are collectable and play-style orientated so will require a second playthrough.

Anybody who has played and enjoyed A Plague Tale: Innocence will also like this game as it has a similar feel to it.

This game has helped me realise that I'm NEVER to be behind the wheel of any car at any point in my life, otherwise anyone in the car with me, along with others on the road, are gonna end up dead in a mangled heap of metal very quickly...
Also, pretty great for screenshots, 10/10!

Let's face it, you don't know why you're reading the reviews.
It's the Ghostbusters Video-Game. It's not a case of "If" you want it & "if" you'll get it, it's "When" you'll get it.
I wanted to get it & I got it. You want to get it & you're gonna get it. There's simply no point questioning or denying it. It's fate. You might get it today, you might get it tomorrow or you might get it some time in the foreseeable future.
Why? Because why not... GhostBusters is love. GhostBusters is life.

Just Cause 4, although a decent game, isn't as great as Just Cause 2 or Just Cause 3.
The map is huge, campaign is decent and the environmental destruction is a blast.
However, with that said, I didn't enjoy the fact that you could destroy a base and come back within a day to find it was rebuilt by some workers on some sort of super-drug.
I also encountered a couple of minor bugs, which even though were indeed minor, isn't something I've come to expect from a Just Cause game.

After owning JC4 for well over a year, I haven't been drawn back to replay it. Unlike JC2 or JC3, which I've replayed countless times.
So with that said, a decent instalment, but it's only worthy of a purchase at a 50% discount.

This game is far superior to Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, and with Godd Howard constantly re-releasing TES:Skyrim with updated graphics and new stuff to do, I'm surprised he or someone high up at Bethesda hasn't decided to remaster this game at least once, to optimise it for later released OS's like Windows 10... It took Bethesda 10 years just to remove Games for Windows Live (GfWL), just to make it a tad bit more playable. Those guys needs to get their priority's straight.

Anyways, on to the subject at hand, although graphically dated, this game is my favourite Fallout, for multiple reasons.
For starters, it was the first Fallout game I ever played, which got me into the series of Fallout games in general, so it has the nostalgia effect.
Secondly, the writing and setting, is far superior to Fallout 4 & 76, making it a proper RPG with multiple good / bad dialogue options & positive / negative Karma.
It also provides you with a decent reason to start fighting the "bad guys" other than just a single-minded purpose, (Something that is lacking in other 3D Fallout games aside from Fallout: New Vegas) - To provide clean water to the Capital Wasteland.

Fallout 3 boasts a decent sized map, which provides an enjoyable exploration of a unique location, Washington D.C. With many landmarks to find, like the Washington Monument, the Capitol Building, Abraham Lincoln Memorial just to name a few.

Probably the best parts though, are the varying DLC's... Each one is something completely different and very enjoyable
Unfortunately, there's no achievements, any sense of achievement hunting was removed in the update that got rid of GfWL. Hopefully in the future they'll add steam achievements to the game but I doubt it.

Aside from the lack of achievements, the matter of it not being optimised for WIN10 OS resulting in more than a few crashes and the fact that it's graphically dated, this is still an amazing game, worth adding to your library at least.

Side Note: I had a disk copy of Fallout 3 GOTY, before owning it on Steam, so the amount of hours I've put into this game are probably triple the amount shown.

My character was once locked in mortal combat with someone, somewhere in the world. During this fight, he had become fatigued and fatally wounded. He had lost his left forearm and then his head. He got so close to winning, but then his body had remembered that he kinda needed his head and proceeded to collapse. His opponent, seeing a decapitated and arm-less guy on the ground, decided against calling for a mortician, but to instead, capitalise on the moment and kick the ♥♥♥♥ out of that lifeless corpse. The crowd loving it, the referee nowhere to be seen, The judges declaring a winner... Not the decapitated guy on the floor via result of DQ, but the guy kicking the ♥♥♥♥ out of that lifeless corpse.

If you like silly little games with weird mechanics, this game might be up your alley. The game has a decent community and bots with varying difficulties so it's easy to find a fight.
Has achievements that are relatively easy to obtain and 100% can be gained within 10 hours of progression with the same character.
It's free to play, so it's always worth a shot.

This was my first play of any Mass Effect game and in my first play-through of this specific title, I've put just over 70hrs into the game and loved it.

Now I have to say again, I played this before playing the Trilogy with Commander Shepard. Coming back to this review after playing them I do have to agree that Andromeda isn't as spectacular as the original trilogy, but that's not to say Andromeda isn't great, because it is.

I still definitely enjoyed exploring the Andromeda galaxy and fighting the baddies.
There's plenty to see and enjoy, as there is a vast amount of Galaxy & Planet exploration, fighting and questing you must do as a Pathfinder.

The maps are large and varied, from space-travel in different clusters with Gas Giants, Asteroids, Space Anomalies and more, to planet-travel in Desert wastelands, Jungles, and Frozen landscapes.
Quests are fun, but usually send you on a wild goose chase sending you back and forth like a yo-yo.

Characters and dialogue can be funny, with several memorable moments.
Remnant puzzles are a royal pain in the rear end, kinda like playing Sudoku or another mind boggling brain exercise.
Choices feel like they actually have an impact down the line which is very important for any RPG.
Achievements, are a challenge, like a lot of games it requires patience and determination for a full 100%.

I've only had one bug with an infinite loading screen after completion of a mission, but other than that? No issues.
The game is definitely a blast and I would recommend to anyone who enjoys a bit of Sci-fi / RPG, as the game is a rewarding experience.

From the mouth of Naruto Uzumaki comes... "DATTEBAYO".

Also if that wasn't good enough, you can finally do what we wanted Naruto to do in the Anime - punch Sakura. Or you know, send her flying with a tailed beast bomb... Maybe a few more of them just to be safe?

I am The Logman, Dragonborn - Master of the Thu'um, Slayer & Rider of the Dragons.
A true Nord, married to Aela The Huntress and father of two adopted children.
Thane of the the following holds - Falkreath, Whiterun, Morthal, Dawnstar, Solitude, Riften, Markarth, Windhelm & Winterhold.
Arch-mage of the Winterhold College & member of the Baards college.
A Legate of the Imperial Legion, Member of House Talvani and Skaal-friend.
Harbinger of the Companions, Guild-master of the Thieves Guild & Nightingale, Leader & Listener for the Dark Brotherhood & the Assassin of the Emperor (And his body-double).
Former Vampire & current Werewolf. Champion of many Deadric Princes.
Hear my review and know that I, The Almighty Logman, likes & enjoys this game.

This is my first time playing Skyrim, only purchasing it after hearing all the great things about it over the years after it's release (and many re-releases). Within the first two days of owning Skyrim, I had placed 33 hours into the game. Within two weeks I had placed 145 hours. To say the least, I haven't got much of a life & this game is great, immersive and gripping.
There are plenty of quests & many character customisations for almost unlimited replay-ability.
A huge map, with very mountainous and snowy terrains.
Graphics have been updated in this version to look better than the 2011 release.
Achievements come in varying difficulty but can be done in one playthrough which I think is great.
Very few bugs, none game-breaking.
Different endings, very nice!
Apparently very moddable, so pretty great for those in the modding community.
One of the best RPG's I've played so far, one that in my opinion can only be rivalled by Fallout: New Vegas.

Edit: Many thanks to those who have, or are thinking of giving this review an award, I will spend your points wisely ;)