Ulasan terkini oleh Robly18

This game is pretty good. Buy it.

The game has a simple premise: fast(er) paced stealth. You know those stealth games where you spend up to 5 minutes waiting until you get a clear path? Right, in this game, try five seconds. The game doesn't offer just that, though. With it's mechanics, it ends up offering an experience that kind of resembles a fast-paced puzzler.

The game has a big focus on staying in the shadow and not making noise. Most enemies can't see you if you aren't doing any of these things. However, puzzle elements also enter the mix and things just get amazing when you get on a platform with a laser coming in from above and the only way out is doing some amazing stunt.

The campaign has 8 chapters (more if you buy the teleporter chambers dlc) with 10 levels each: 7 main levels, 1 boss and two secret levels unlocked by uncovering secrets and doing amazing in levels. These secret levels and also characters unlocked by completing the levels add up to plenty of replay value.

Finally, the big epic: the level editor. This nifty tool is amazing. It allows you to create levels, like you'd expect. But the amazing thing is, it's the EXACT SAME TOOL used to create the actual game levels. As you might guess, this gives you a LOT of freedom. I myself have made two levels so far. It's actually pretty nifty and not as hard to use as one might think. Sadly, most users make dumb levels with close to no challenge and simply don't bother putting effort into making them look good. Still, occasionally you might run into a good level. Occasionally.

Anyway, that's my recommendation. Get this game, trust me. You won't regret it.

Buy this. Now.

Why, you ask? Well, there are two answers: the short one and the long one.

Short: F--king amazing

Long: This game is bloody f--king epically amazing. It manages to be an RTS not focused on micromanaging your units and making them go harvest some resource, and instead makes the economy much simpler but just as deep, leaving you more time to focus on coming up with clever tactical approaches. By the way, I hope you're good at poker, because you'll need an amazing poker face for this game. Allow me to explain.

This game has two main goals: Kill as many enemies as you can, and kill them all. However, it isn't as simple as it may seem. Think of it as rock paper scissors on crack: tank kills infantry, infantry kills antitank and antitank kills (major mindblow incoming) tanks. However, some more things are added into the mix, such as artillery to kill enemies from afar, or aerial units to bomb those tanks guarding the right flank.

You'll also need a lot of bluffing here, and the game's mechanics even encourage it. The game has these kind of play cards, called RUSES. You get one every few minutes. The field is divided into sectors, and you can apply up to two of these into each sector. RUSEs do things such as allow you to hide your units and buildings, as to lead your enemy to underestimate you and get shredded upon seeing your forces are much bigger than his; or allow you to spawn decoy units and buildings, which might lead an enemy who would have an otherwise easy victory think you've got more than you actually do.

I'll admit it, however: this game isn't all good. The singleplayer campaign is boring, to say the least. However, it teaches you the mechanics in a very nice way by letting you experiment with them, to an extent. First it says "put your units here to kill the enemy coming from there" then it says "move them there now, he's attacking from another angle" and then it leaves you on your own by saying "he's coming from both angles now. Good luck!".

Overall, however, this game is pretty good, albeit a bit rage inducing sometimes. If you do buy it, make sure to let me know so we can play a game. In my opinion, this game is well worth the $10. When you do get it though, don't make an opinion from the campaign: you get a lot more freedom in the multiplayer.

Do buy.

Seriously, it is worth the price.

This game is the kind of game that gets you thinking of new ways to kill your enemies. There are so many ways to do so.
There are also some hilarious things. Try arming a heavily armed soldier with a minigun. Now try walking through snow. You WILL sink.
Or you could take the rocket that just delievered your supplies and take it for a spin, smashing it into the enemy base.
Or dig a back tunnel into the enemy base.

It's just so deep, just buy it when you get the chance. Worth the twenty bucks.

This game is just... Wow. In a good way.

Let me begin with the concept as a whole. You see many games about fighting some alien(s) that escaped containment, but how often do you actually get to play one?

Then there's the playability. Even though the unusual control scheme may be hard to get used to at first, it's completely worth getting used to. The only keys you need to know are the arrow keys and C. The mechanics are wonderful.

Finally, we have the story. I'm not going to say much because spoilers, but the ending was incredibly touching.

Of course, there are also bad things about it. Here are some of the things I thought the game was lacking:
Level editor :c
A sandbox mode after finishing the game, to explore the area.
A demo.

And that's pretty much it. I absolutely recommend the game. It's got some of the best mechanics I've ever seen.

A must buy. It involves strategy and a sense of pressure without even needing fast reactions. One must think on what he does, as even a single crewmember being killed can doom you. And the game being permadeath, it really puts your skills to the test. Some may call permadeath annoying and frustrating.

I call it a fresh start.

Especially considering the game world is randomly generated everytime you play it.

A must-buy for everyone who likes games like SimCity

Genius. If you like either building or shooting, you'll like this. You can build a car. You can shoot at zombies. You can even mix the two and make a goddarned tank what's not to like?!