Скорошни рецензии на Batcow

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I just finished Chapter 6. I have played the original Dead Space and Dead Space 2 multiple times since they released, both on Xbox and PC. Dead Space Remake is absolutely phenomenal. The audio and sound design are just top notch with an eerily unnerving mixture of, music ship sounds, screams, crying, Necromorphs, and the part that always gets me, Isaac's heartbeat.

The lighting in the original series was really well handled and kept it ominous and on edge, but this lighting is leagues better. The use of fog physics, gravity, and shades keep even regular enemies look like creepily haunting ghouls that have continuously caught me off guard by crawling in fog. The enemies too look more gruesome, move faster, hit harder, take more damage, and move more sporadically.

The suits and guns feel more fleshed out with added features and upgrade tree that keep you from maxing out the plasma gun, pulse rifle, ripper, or whatever you choose until decent progress through the game. I think added features like the plasma gun gradually doing increasing fire damage upon multiple hits really helps balance it out with other weapons and keeps it comparable in later parts of the game. Tons of upgrades to find and nodes to collect over what looks like multiple playthroughs.

A great addition to the game are the side quests that are now sprinkled throughout. You can completely miss them or ignore them if you want to continue the story. These side quests will require you backtracking to previously explored areas, which are open for you to return to at any moment. The open exploration is an amazing feature, and the only other horror game I can think of that allows that freedom is Alien Isolation at the later moments of the game.

Other thoughts are that I also enjoy that they added other living people in the station, or at least gave more names and background to certain characters. I don't think I've seen any information or parts that contradicts the original trilogy or doesn't add to the Dead Space universe in fleshing out more of the world and culture.

I've only finished Chapter 6, but this is honestly a 10/10 for me. One of the best horror games I've ever played

This game does for RoboCop what Arkham does for Batman. The power feels perfectly translated, and it's really fun using his vision enhancements. Great gameplay, fun detective work, interacting with citizens, deciding who gets tickets and who gets warnings. I'm a big fan of RoboCop 1+2 so I think this is a must play for RoboCop fans. Dialogue, characters, and the city all feel completely natural alongside the returning talent of Peter Weller. Excited to continue playing and even hit new game +

Henry's come to see us!!

One of the best RPG's I've ever played. A wonderfully made historical RPG that's very immersive. Every skill upgrade and level increase feels earned and has a noticeable difference on gameplay. Honestly 10/10 recommend IF you don't mind getting robbed every trip and potentially killed - a group that are in full suits of armor?? no way :o

Love the Fallout series. Just got to Novac and absolutely loving it. Never beat the game and officially playing through it now, but already my favorite Fallout

Loved the first game. Fantastic story telling and helps expand the story into the original. Just great world building. Larry and Howard story is manly tears quality

Loved it, one of the best open world RPG's I've played in a long time. Fantastic mechanics, story is great (can't wait to see how it's continued in Dragon's Dogma 2), characters are fun. I played on Hard mode and the power scaling felt very real and apt for the DLC and new game +. There's a lot to dig into and explore.

Something feels great about clinging/climbing onto ogres, cyclops, griffins, etc. and knocking them down to your level.

10/10, don't regret, definitely recommend

One of my favorite LEGO games, fun and feels smooth

I have only played multiplayer so far, but I haven't experienced any glitches, bugs, or issues besides loading everything initially. Gameplay is fun, and I like the HUD in comparison to FTK 1. So far it's fun and I think it's playable in comparison to launch

only put in 3-4 hours so far and running over 60 fps on high-epic settings.

I turned post processing low - bloom, grain, motion blur, etc off.

Textures and visual effects - epic

I am fortunate to not be running into fps drops or having game breaking bugs or issues yet. Incredibly fun and addicting, feels like I'm a Jedi right out the gate and looks absolutely beautiful

I remember playing this at a younger age and loving it. Replaying it now, I was easily reminded how masterfully made this game was. For being 25 years old, Thief was entire galaxies ahead of the stealth genre, with the only close rival being Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. As much as I love Splinter Cell, I still think Thief wins out with ingenuity, implementation, and design. The realization that a game from 1998 had such amazing voice acting, light and noise detection, depth, design, and even a parrying system (insanely rough to get used to, but works when understood) is honestly mind blowing to me.

I thought it was a great game when I played it in high school, but playing it as an adult who has played a plethora of games, Thief lives after it's title of being GOLD. If you enjoy stealth, the entire series will not disappoint you. I had plenty of jump scares, combat is fun and easy to control once you get the hang of it, and I felt incredibly accomplished after finishing all my objectives without knocking out or killing anyone, or setting off alarms. If there is ever a video game hall of fame, or list of games that started/innovated a genre, Thief deserves a solid place at the top for Stealth.