Скорошни рецензии на Kaiji

Once I started playing I didn't stop playing for two weeks.

This feels just like playing any other ARPG which is amazing considering it's an idle auto battler. This game boils down to sending out your party members to dungeons while you sit in your hideout and sort out your loot and plan your character builds which is how I spend most of my time in Path of Exile or Diablo anyway. I had a lot of fun with making characters of each type and importing character portraits is a fun touch of customization. The steady flow of upgrades and new ways to tinker with gear was satisfying. I felt like the more time I put into the game and its systems the more I got out of it. The amount of control you have over the loot filter is also impressive. (And there's a LOT of loot to sort through...)

The game also does a good job of not overstaying its welcome. I'm happy that I was able to clear all the content in the game in a bit over 200 hours which is so much more manageable than other idle games that take thousands of hours.

I ended up liking this game a lot. I don't think it'll be the same for everybody but I bought into the limited time mechanic and it felt like a rush to beat the game before time ran out and it felt pretty exciting.

If you're like me and agonize over making even the smallest decisions you might also spend 170 hours playing this game

This game scratched the tactics itch for me Mixing and matching different jobs and subjobs to try and find the cheap stuff was a lot of fun.

Short and sweet platformer.

I got a solid 10 hours of brain pain from this

I played this game for 500 hours so I have to give it a thumbs up!

Don't buy this game. This game is NOT ready for release. The online servers are a disaster. There's noticeable lag while attacking enemies and managing inventory. Point-blank attacks don't register on enemies. I launched a boss fight and the game locked my character out of the boss arena. Numerous visual and UI bugs. Friend list doesn't work.

I loved this game. I wish I could play it for the first time all over again.

This is my favorite game of 2015.

I love co-op games where each player has different roles, and this game is the epitome of that. One player can only see and handle the bomb, and the other players are "experts" who read the bomb manual and tell the defuser which wires to cut and which knobs to turn. (And it only gets harder from there... I hope you enjoy Morse code.)

If either part of the team messes up.... BOOM!

So yeah, this game is intense.

Only the person defusing the bomb will need a copy of the game. I played with all my friends as bomb experts in a Skype call and we had a blast. There's nothing more rewarding than defusing a bomb moments before it explodes!