MrHands 最近的评测

The best fighting game out there right now, hands down. If you disagree, it’s probably because you suck at Tekken. 😜

Edit: Before you judge my hours played on Steam, I’ve already sunk at least 500 hours into it on PS5. Had to get the collector's edition, of course.

This should have been what Diablo 4 as a game was supposed to be! Even in its early access state, it’s already showing the blueprint for a great ARPG.

As a huge ARPG fan who has spent thousands of hours in Diablo games since D2 and as a souls-like junkie, this game has been a huge treat for me. The slower pace and strategic boss encounters are incredibly rewarding, with fights as satisfying as those in souls games. It offers a massive array of build options, diverse environments, and unique monster groups. The passive skill tree is now simpler compared to POE1, and skill respecs are cheaper, making it easier to experiment with builds.

Although I haven’t reached the endgame yet as of writing this review, I don’t need to see it to say that this is the pinnacle of isometric ARPGs. It perfectly balances skill and grinding, delivering an experience that is both challenging and deeply satisfying. GGG has done the unthinkable by reshaping the entire action role-playing genre.

Edit: Choose the new WASD movement, as it's objectively a million times better than the traditional mouse click. The game's designed to be played that way.

It is a good game, but it feels a bit too short, almost like an extended DLC for RE2 Remake rather than a full game. The character designs are definitely a highlight. Jill looks amazing, fierce, hotter, and still has that classic charm we've always loved. Carlos's new look is also spot on, giving him a more authentic and believable appearance that fits his character perfectly.

But the game stumbles in some areas. The puzzles are overly simple and lack the depth you'd expect from a Resident Evil title, which is disappointing. Then there's Nemesis. At first, he's intimidating, but after a few encounters, he just becomes frustrating. Instead of being a challenging boss with engaging mechanics, he's more of a bullet sponge. It feels like you're just unloading ammo until he finally goes down, which gets repetitive fast and takes away from the overall experience.

Overall, while the visuals and character updates are impressive, it feels like a missed opportunity. Resident Evil 3 Remake is fun, but considering how short and limited it is, I'd recommend waiting for a sale rather than paying full price.

I first played Resident Evil 7 on PS4 when it launched 7 years ago, and revisiting it now, I’m amazed at how well it still holds up. From the graphics, which continue to rival even the latest entries in the series, to the genuinely terrifying atmosphere, it’s clear that Capcom crafted something timeless. RE7 is still packed with chilling moments, like the unforgettable scene with Mia’s creepy face. Somehow, even knowing what’s coming, it gets me every time.

As a huge fan of the Resident Evil series and horror games in general, playing RE7 again recently became a way for me to cope with the loss of my beloved dog, who passed away on my birthday last week. Diving back into this eerie, atmospheric world was both distracting and strangely therapeutic. Few games capture that mix of horror and immersion so well, and for me, RE7 remains the scariest and most unique entry in the franchise.

In my opinion, this is one of the best (if not the best) Resident Evil games ever made. I’d place it in my personal top three, right alongside Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4. If you're looking for an unforgettable horror experience that still feels fresh, even years after its release, Resident Evil 7 is an absolute must-play.

Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the series, this game is a masterpiece of horror you shouldn't miss. Dive in, just don’t look too closely at the shadows.

Just finished my first playthrough and wow, this remake blew me away. I grew up playing the original Silent Hill 2, and it scared the hell out of me as a kid. Until I played Alan Wake 2 last year, Silent Hill 2 was the scariest horror game I had ever played. Honestly, Alan Wake 2 scared me a bit more, so I’d still put this remake just behind it in my personal ranking.

The immersion here is unreal. Every little detail, from the foggy streets to the sound of footsteps, pulled me in completely. And the soundtrack? Absolute MASTERPIECE! Just like the original, but even more haunting. It made every moment feel heavier and scarier, even when nothing was happening.

Performance wasn’t perfect with a few stutters, but it was still playable and didn’t take away from the experience. Honestly, this remake is everything I wanted and more. If you loved the original, this one’s a must-play. If not, get ready because you're in for something special.

Having no experience with the original or earlier versions, I came into Persona 3 Reload fresh. This is the first game I’ve completed and played the most on my Steam Deck. I’ve also finished Persona 5 vanilla and Persona 4 Golden, and while each has its strengths, this one delivers the best story and plot. It’s dark, heavy, and unflinchingly mature, exploring themes in a way that feels meaningful and grounded.

The characters are memorable, rivaling even Persona 4 Golden’s cast, with their development perfectly aligned with the game’s tone. Persona 3 Reload avoids unnecessary flashiness, leaning into emotional weight and subtle storytelling that stays with you long after you finish.

The ending is the best I’ve seen in the series, offering a powerful message about acceptance and closure. If you’re looking for a Persona game with real depth and emotional maturity, this one is a must-play.

I first played this game on PS5 when it was released for free on PS Plus, but I stopped after 1-2 hours because I found it boring. It felt like another Far Cry game set in Japan, using magic and spirit skills instead of guns and knives. It was very formulaic.

Recently, I bought it on a summer Steam sale and decided to give it another shot since it was so cheap. This time, I approached it with a different mindset, aiming to immerse myself in a Japanese environment in preparation for an upcoming trip to Japan.

With low expectations, I found the story decent and the combat refreshing, though it eventually became tedious. The enemies are bullet sponges, and the difficulty is minimal, with higher HP and damage but the same moveset and patterns. However, my goal was to roam Tokyo, familiarize myself with the city, take many screenshots of the attractions, and immerse myself as if I were already there.

I recommend this game to anyone with the same mindset and approach. However, if you're looking for a unique game or compelling story, skip it or wait for a sale rather than buying it at full price.

PS: Thank you, Tango Gameworks, and f*** Microsoft!

Mediocre at best. The game's a recycled amalgamation of destiny, warframe, and outriders, lacking any original spark. It's evident that this is a cash grab, offering no depth or innovation. The gameplay is shallow and uninspired, existing merely for the sake of being a game without delivering any meaningful experience. For the love of God, don't waste your time on this crap. Go play something better or do something more worthwhile with your life.

As much as I want to play the game, I can't because it just runs horrendously. I will buy it once the performance is fixed and the game is on sale.

The greatest expansion ever from the greatest video game ever made! This year's GOTY is an effing DLC!