OneScoop 最近的评测

You start off with a sick axe and you're like "Aw yeah, this is gonna be tight, gonna be like that knight on the cover!", then you grab a glowing green scimitar and you're all "Friggin' sweet, dex weapons!" and then you try and slash someone with it.

JK YOU'RE NOT A MARTIAL CHARACTER, it's caster time ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥!

(It's really fun, absolutely captures the best parts of Heretic and Hexen)

Boy, a decade+ of MP games being turned into skinner boxes really created a vocal group of gamers who only play game to unlock things instead of for the fun of it, didn't they?

Anyway, halo pistol go pew pew pew.

We'll always have Synthetik.

(It's not bad, just super bare bones, bu so far it feels like a bad first few floors in 1. Will update when more content and balancing is available)

Are you a bad enough dude android to defeat a Mega AI?

I'm not. *Yet*.

It's Deus Ex, but More, and that's not necessarily a bad thing, but also not quite a good thing, either. The bigger maps feels bigger just for the sake of being big, the "hubs" in particular. Do yourself a favor and look up a guide where NPC's like Smuggler are, or you'll be going in circles for a while.

On top of that, do yourself a favor and switch the soundtrack from Revision to Deus Ex. The replacement tracks are...fine in most spots, but it absolutely butchered three of my favorite tracks (Enemy Within, Versalife, and DuClare Chateau). And never, ever, turn on the HDTP character models. Talk about doe eyed shiny skinned abominations, yeeesh.

The only reason this isn't a straight thumbs down is for everything it does wrong, it does a couple things right - the inclusion of shifter and Biomod, and the ability to fiddle with the options in them is great. Extra alternate routes in the actual "mission" areas is great if you're going for a ghost run, or just want to be a vent crawling slasher.

And on top of all that, it's got The Nameless Mod on the workshop. Hard to beat that.

Well, after doing a playthrough, it's gonna be a thumbs down. Levels are big for the sake of being, well, big , actual flow and NPC placement be damned. Everything is super dark to the point where just roaming around the main areas of hub levels means having your light on perpetually, and the "remixed" soundtrack absolutely butchers each track, believe me, I swapped between original and remixed just to see.

About the only upside is it includes mods like shifter and biomod, plus has a newer version of TNM from the steam workshop.

I wish there was a middle of the road option. At launch, this was a nightmare of a bugged game, especially when the crusade mode had a bug that tanked morale no matter what you did.

As is -
The actual game is great! Good successor to Kingmaker, and the mythic paths offer interesting ways to play

That said-
Crusade mode *sucks*. It's just a slog to get through, and sure, you have an in-game option to automate and auto-win storyline crusade stuff, but the way it's executed is terrible. It locks you out of a ton of unique rewards, and at least *one* mythic path. Actual crusade combat is...pretty boring, after a certain point, the enemy armies outpace what you can recruit, and spending most of a battle moving out of stinking cloud sucks. Eventually just installed a mod called "combat relief" just to get out of that.

tl;dr, great SP RPG, terrible tactical game.

Brings back fond memories of camping out in the back of the family car on road trips. Least I don't have to shift around to make sure the screen is getting just the right amount of sun.

But man, after years of not playing a game on the d-pad, my thumb is *sore*.

You can't be a guy

Worth the 130 hours just to play the Citadel DLC again

90 minutes in, and this is the Ace Combat game that never was. It's got the cheesy military dialogue that is so endearing in it's sincerity, flying battleships, weird super weapons, and a world wrecking calamity in the past that broke the world into warring nation-states (and the mercenaries that fuel them). Some of the bindings on controller are a little...odd (Like binding accel/decel to the shoulder buttons and yaw to the triggers) but that's cleared up by editing them in the menus. Overall, this is a great love letter to a game series (and arcade-y flight games in general) that hits the perfect beats.