DebbieMathersSpaghetti 最近的评测

First of all, this game has a lot of potential.

I really enjoy the 80's aesthetic and the whole theme of the game. But, the game has a lot of problems already from the start.

You're going to need a beefy computer to even handle this game. Mainly get around 3fps at the spawn point for a good amount of time, and around 30fps in the arena. I also can never tell if an enemy is staring at me or not. The blacks are too dark; need to pop those out so we can see enemys!

Some buildings arent even finished with textures and have little to no weapons in them, and that can EASILY get you killed.

The one thing that will get players killed easily is the auto run on the shift button. I wanna just run on my own without an assistant doing it for me, and thats infuriating.

Currently, I do not recommend this game. It has potential, but at its current state I'd stay away at all cost. Too many crashes and too many bugs.

One of the best games where you can do the dumbest stuff and have the best laugh about it.

Solid 10/10

I don't even know where to start on this game. It's terrible! The performance on this game is awful; PUBG can run better than this.

The spawns are absolutely terrible. Can't even explain how awful they are.

I honestly have nothing good to say about this game.

No Man's Sky - Atlas Rises brings so much to the game that wasn't previously in it before. Want crashed freighters just like the trailers? No Man's Sky has got that now. Want working portals? That too! Want a story? It's got it too! The story mode is incredible and leaves you baffled. The 1.3 update makes me come back to the game more and more to grind the crap out of it and I love it. So many promised features from the trailers are now in this new update and it really pays off in the end.

If you want a basic feeling space game without having to worry about your ship like Elite Dangerous or star citizen, then No Man's Sky is the game for you. No Man's Sky is like an Arcady like game. Simple and fun.

Mods in the game do help keep you interested such as Megaliths, Constructs, True Clouds, and more, to bring a better expeirencd to the game as a whole. I have at least over 300 hours clocked in on PS4 for this game, and almost 70 hours as of writing this review.

I highly recommend it for anyone if they want a simplistic space game.

When I heard that JC3 was coming out, I was very excited from the successor JC2. I bought the game on PC, and that was a horrible decision to do. I have myself an AMD 8320 and R9 380 4GB, and 16GB of Ram and this game struggles to be played even on the lowest graphic settings possible. I'd recommend this game to be played on a console where its actually stable.

Fallout 4 itself is a wonderful game; beautiful landscapes/cities, great characters, etc. But now with payed mods into the game with a 2GB update file to implement the 12 purchaseable mods, it's terrible. And yes you heard me right, 12 mods to buy at the moment. Does anyone think this idea will actually last? I can't see many people actually buying these things, surely.

I'll just move onto other games then. Thanks for the business Bethesda!