Nedávné recenze uživatele Rowdy Piper

When you load up New Retro Arcade - with of course your ahem legally aquired ROMs you will find yourself in the most stunning recreation of a 90s arcade with machines all around you begging to take your quarters.

Is this the ideal way to play arcade games, well of course not but you can, and actually seeing dozens of CRT monitors really makes this the coolest Frontend ever. I'm a kid again hearing The Simpsons Arcade Game theme jingle in the background next to "RAWKET LAUNCHER!"

Sadly Mame emulation can only get you so far of course (Time Crisis has audio problems) but maybe just maybe this game will convince publishers like Bamco and Warner Bros to rerelease all the great Lightgun games again in a format akin to this.

If anything this game sets the gold standard of simulation in VR. That this works so amazingly with just Gen 1 shows how much potential there is to VR.

Cool artstyle, a decent amount of variety, and you get to hold up your arm like He-Man to power up. Oh and it's free.

Just make sure don't have anything breakable around your Playarea because I sure have hit my bookshelves while playing this game.

Hey Titmouse, your list of priorities now is to make more episodes of The Venture Bros followed by more games like this.

To be honest I feel this is a little overpriced but it ultimately does what it promises the lovely Serious Sam: The First Encounter in VIRTUAL REALITY.

I will support devs who port their classic games over to VR, I guess it's similar in a way to HD Remakes. This doesn't have all the lovely bits of immersion that makes the best VR games shine but it's still very enjoyable.

Hey Warner Bros, get Monolith to remake FEAR in VR, that would be sick.

Oh and Croteam, please don't make The Second Encounter a seperate release. At the very least add it in later as DLC.

This is definitely not an essential game to buy, but if you just want to know what it's like to play those old FPS Games in VR this is a good start along with the Doom 3 VR Fan Port.

VR games will convince you that you're a master marksman and archer, even an insanely good swordsman. Well not EVERY game takes you that far out of reality. Punch Bomb is a lovely example of that as it reminds me how much of an uncordinated mess I am.

So thanks Chris, you've reminded me why I always got picked last for Kickball. If you can make an easy mode for Grav Bomb I would greatly appreciate that. Beyond that the game is nicely designed and very challenging.

8/10 - Perfect for short bursts or demoing VR to friends.

As a VR Owner for a mere week I've been thoughly enjoying the small but extremely inventive library. Some games can unfornately be a bit of hassle in that they often lack basic tutorials requiring you to watch Youtube videos (like Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Handgrenades) and some just fall in the old fashioned AAA trope of being overtly long winded for no reason (Raw Data). [Note: I love both Raw Data and H3 they're just not perfect at their Early Access stage.]

Bullet Sorrow does NOT put you through that and I'm thankful, instead of the developers making a grand VR Apartment for you to walk in and admire you're just given a basic menu and you can shoot the options. Is it glamorous or cool of course not but it gets the job done and doesn't waste your time. The game is quick to understand and I found myself comprehending the mechanics far before the AI Narrator told me about them. Think of it as a Light Gun Railshooter with some limited movement through teleporting.

Now with that said this game will not win any fancy hipster awards, this game is very generic, it's not trying to communicate a emotional story or teach you an ethical lesson. But so what? You got guns, including an amusing Pump Action Shotgun that you HAVE to Pump and bullettime. What more do you need?

I'm very certain this game takes its inspiration from Sega's Virtua Cop 3. And I loved playing that game. If you just want Arcade fun this is definitely one of the better choices.

I would pair this game with a couple of beers and pizza. Sometimes you just want to stop thinking and unwind, this is a very good game for that. It's just straightforward and that's nice to have. It's not a thinking man's game but dammit not every game needs to be.

8/10

This game has so much good going for it but I just can't recommend it. Visually it's beautiful, the cars have weight to it and while the combat is on the easy side it has its satisfying hits to it. So what's wrong with it you might ask?

The Game makes you deal with so much boring filler. 3.7 hours in I just feel like I've played this game for a hundred. Collect scrap, drive to Point A to Point B where there's nothing going on, spend 2 minutes of your time watching a hot air balloon go up in the sky. Collect more scrap, go through boring menus adding parts to an ugly car that'll never be as cool as the Interceptor. Etc.

This would be acceptable if I felt there was a percentage of the game that encouraged player creativity. From what I've seen so far there simply is not. You have to do tasks pretty much the same way each time. Sure maybe you can use your shotgun but why would you waste precious bullets when you have a harpoon with Infinite Reloads.

Games based on films should capture the feeling of the movies. Mad Max are fast and crazy movies, this game would have been far better if they reduced the tedium and just focused on blowing stuff up and kicking ass.

Yes I did not complete the game, but I'm not a professional critic. If you're hoping for a fast paced cinematic game look elsewhere this game is slow. According to "howlongtobeat.com" it takes 18.5 hours to wrap the main story up. Sorry I just can't commit to that. I refuse to collect more stupid scrap.

Yes it stinks they have to puit this as DLC, to be fair Creative Assembly does this to keep the game offically as a T-Rated game. Don't hate the Studio, hate the ESRB.

Boring level design, the mechanics don't feel good, crappy voice acting, and awful cheap visuals. Basically all the reasons Capcom stopped making Mega Man games.

Hideki Kamiya warned us and we didn't listen. Inafune joins the prestigious ranks of Tim Schafer and Falco Girgis as embarressments to Kickstarter. I shoulda backed Shovel Knight instead but oh well.

It's a very beautiful game and has some of the sharpest gunporn. At this rate though I can't reccommend it simply for how Tripwire is treating the community. It has also taken way to long to update this game at a regular interval.

This is Blood Money 2.0. Great work IO Interactive.