Saint Nick 最近的评测

Core gameplay is fun. Thats it. Customization is two decades behind and they are reselling old armor designs for like $20! Insane. Will never be installing or playing Infinite again, and perhaps any future Halo titles again unless stewardship of this IP is granted to another studio that actually likes halo. 343i is not the studio that should be carrying the mantle of Halo.

This game has made me skip meals. You've been warned.

TLDR: S tier game (awesome) in a C tier pc port (passable)

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Good if you liked the first one or first-timers. While smaller and shorter than the first one, below zero possesses beautiful environments and scary predators with cool vehicles to to explore with. Find out what happened to your sister and the learn more about the bacteria in the first game with your architect friend. I hope they make a third game as base building and vehicle creativity with the seatruck was very good. I hope they bring everything they have learned into a third installment. The jukebox was my favorite thing in the game lol.

9.2/10

tldr: If The Evil Within 1 is a lovingly raised child between Silent Hill (80%) and Resident Evil (20%), then The Evil Within 2 is the failed abortion of Resident Evil + some generic ♥♥♥♥ and open level design nonsense.


The Evil Within 2 falls short of nearly all of my expectations as a sequel to an awesome action-horror-game. Instead of linear and curated levels, they opted for more open levels for you to explore; which sounds fun at first, but that openness loses its claustrophobic and stressful nature as you can just run away or completely avoid enemies.

The Evil Within 2 fails tremendously as a horror game. The first game had scary looking and creepy zombies with spikes and barbed wire, they looked interesting. TEW2 has boring and identical looking zombies covered in white puss. For those who loved TEW1 you will be sorely disappointed from a gameplay perspective. They changed the formula too much. This has far more action and stealth is merely a suggestion. You get so many supplies (on survival), you can craft as many bullets as you wish. They basically pulled a Dead Space 3. All that's missing is microtransactions. Near the end they have the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ audacity to give you a boss rush of a few the previous game's bosses. Talk about lack of creativity.

However, from a narrative and character development standpoint, they did a really good job. In the first game, playing Seb felt like controlling an NPC as he barely responded to the twisted environment. In TEW2, Seb acknowledges the messed up things happening around him, which humanizes and makes him feel more alive, and his suffering more believable. The story is more fleshed out and there are actually a few agents/survivors to talk to and its not just empty desolate wasteland like before.

Even on its own, without trying to compare the two games together, I didn't really find TEW2 to be that much fun. I only continued to play to find out what happens in the end.


TEW2 fails to deliver a unique action horror experience and instead creates something I'd expect a couple of ex-Ubisoft devs to make when they find out about genre's besides open world RPG's. I cannot recommend this game to adults with busy lives as the quality of the sequel pales in comparison of horror, pacing, and environment design of the first game. I suggest Dead Space 1/2 or Resident Evil Biohazard if you want something similar to TEW1.

It seems I've only played 10 hours as of this review but it felt a lot longer. If you liked the New Order then you will like this one. Combat feels better as enemy's actually react and stagger to your gun fire.

Stealth is a lot more difficult though as the pistols iron sights are less accurate than the New Order. Enemies also aggro and shoot faster when discovering you until you get this slow mo perk that helps you kill them more easily. Although the new quicksave feature lets you save scum if you want to sneak around.

Levels are varied and interesting. However enemies are samey and boring. There were moments in this game like New Order that genuinely disturbed me which really made killing Nazi's so much more fun. Some funny dialogue too like "who would we be if we just killed everyone we disagreed with?" Followed by, "I hope we get to be in the same death squad together."

Not worth at full price but if you get a cheap key or on sale then its definitely worth your time. May be short, but it is of high quality.

Bad
The conversation and connected relationships is really interesting. But combat is just so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bad. The fact that vampire enemies can just leap at you with zero warning for an unblockable grab attack is utter ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. So glad I got this ♥♥♥♥ on sale cause Im never touching it again.

It has cool aspects but in the end the game gives you little direction on your main objective besides clues and I didn't find the gameplay overall to be very enjoyable. The ending was random, thoughtless, and uncreative.

TLDR at bottom.
The base game is about 12 hours long and if I had purchased this at full price I would be pretty pissed, so I'm glad I didn't. The story is whatever, I didn't really care about that, but the gameplay is pretty good for the first five hours until combat gets really boring and stale. Enemies basically shoot, throw things, or explode at you. They don't interact with each other or create a fun combat dynamic. Powers are pretty lack-luster too with your main power being telekinesis which is pretty fun i'll admit. The guns or "service weapon", has some cool modes. However, the worst being Shatter (shotgun), Spin (machine-gun), and Surge (shoots mines). The other modes being Pierce (sniper), Grip (pistol), and Charge (missile launcher) are far superior and render the other modes nearly worthless. The architecture of the bureau is extremely boring squares and rectangles. In a reality-defying building, you think it would incorporate more than ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ squares throughout the ENTIRE game.

The Foundation DLC was really interesting and provided a small yet refreshing environment and story regarding the "Board". The other DLC was boring and didn't contribute anything valuable besides skill points.

TLDR: I think while the game has some cool ideas, it failed to execute them in creative ways or take them far enough. This is a good game, but it was disappointing and is far from greatness, and I would not recommend this game for adults with busy lives.

Its a pretty short game as I finished it at 13 hours. But as I'm sure you're aware, the main appeal of this game is its replayability. However, I will not be replaying this anytime soon as it is so POORLY OPTIMIZED. I exceed the recommended hardware (i-5 9600K & GTX 1070) yet I could only play at the lowest settings for a stable 30 FPS. I doubt these issues will ever be resolved so I recommend just watching a no commentary lets play of the game or something if you dont want a low fidelity, immersion breaking game where the textures are washed out smudges just to keep the stutters at bay. Because it was difficult to enjoy the game when things looked like ♥♥♥♥ and was smooth or was constantly stuttering but looked nice.