Скорошни рецензии на Tenka

Updated! - See below for my previous review.

I am greatly dissapointed to have to change my status from thumbs up to thumbs down. I had high hopes for this game. However a game breaking glitch prevented us from continuing after the 5th mission or so. That was not what made me change my mind though, the fact is the devs responded and fixed it in a timely manner - which was great!

However, upon continuing to play once the glitch was fixed, I would realise the shocking fact that that mission was in fact the FINAL mission of the game which abruptly ends on a cliff hanger with a "To be continued" message.

I don't know if it was intentionally glitched to hide that fact or not. But what I do know is that this game that costs $20 only lasts less than 2 hours. Note that my time is just above 2 hours, but I spent a good portion of that replaying the last mission trying to get past the glitch before it was fixed.

Everything I posted in my previous review is still true, but I was under the impression that I had only seen a small portion of the game. It turns out I had seen about 95% of it.

I am extremely dissapointed ... but recommend that you wait until this goes on sale to pick it up for around $5, because what there is is pretty good.

sigh...


My Previous review.

Solid gameplay backed up by a strong narrative component.

THIS is exactly the kind of game VR needs.

The voice acting is decent, the character models are passable.. but it actually puts YOU into the pilot seat AND in the briefing room. You get to follow the characters story while also flying around a space ship and blowing stuff up, mining asteroids and exploring deep space wreckage.

This game is the first step into taking VR from "experience gameplay" to "story driven gameplay" and it works beautifully. Sure its still not a AAA experience, but what we need for VR is MORE of this and it definitely deserves your support. I highly recommend it.

Its what it was supposed to be! .. its FINALLY WHAT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE!

After the most recent update and change to "Slain: Back from Hell", this revamped version is everything we wanted from the game. Its a hardcore trial by error slog that feels challenging and rewarding to succeed. The music is amped up, the animations have been made even better and the combat system is much more fleshed out and intuitive.

If you already have the game but was dissapointed by it, now is the time to play it.

If you liked the look of the game but never bought it (understandably), now is the time to try it out!

Very Good so far .. its a bit similar to Eve: Valkyrie in the sense that for single player, only simple modes are supported. However the single player scramble missions are more immersive than Eve: Valk as there is more wingman "chatter". The graphics style is not as high quality and the style isnt quite to my taste but it is close enough and the feelings you get when blowing up enemy ships is great.

I cant wait for the single player campaign though .. I hope that gets finished soon. I recommend it at least for the experience (and if you dont want to or cant buy Eve: Valkyrie, this is currently the next best thing), but it also shows a lot of promise for future implementations.

I dont really class myself as a Visual Novel game player, and as far as Visual Novel games go, this one can barely be classed as a "game" as it completely seems to lack any dialogue options or aparent meaningful way to effect the story.

However.. once I started playing this, I could not stop. Everything else is on point .. SO on point .. like amazingly perfect, the theme, the aesthetic, the music, but most importantly .. the characters and the writing .. are just so amazingly good you will laugh.. cry.. hope and despair over these 16-bit rendered images representing entities which feel like REAL people with REAL emotions.

Sukeban Games didnt just create a game .. or a novel .. or a story. They have created a world .. a tangible .. believable world. If you look at these screenshots and think any part of this looks interesting, I urge you .. grab a drink and just sit back and enjoy the story.

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Wadjet Eye never ceases to amaze me with their excellent retro styled point and click adventure games and this one is no exception. It didnt take me long to get attached to the main characters and the main plot, in fact it reminded me a lot of the Blackwell series.

The puzzles were mostly pretty easy though, I only got stuck twice and they both had to do with how to interpret solutions to a number-lock puzzle. Other than those 2 situations the entire game was a complete breeze.

Nevertheless I recommend it just for the theme, characters, music, and excellent voice acting. I can't wait for a sequel and I hope to see many installments to this series.

Dark Souls 3 is amazing. Its very challenging and- *slit*-ARRGH!


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Excellent, as good as the other 3. If you enjoyed those you will enjoy this.

Absolutely fantastic. Wadget Eye persists with excellent and yet retro inspired point and click adventures and this one is one of their best, maybe even THE best.

The puzzles are not too difficult, I have rarely been stumped up to this point, but after 6 hours of gameplay and still havent finished it is worth the asking price.

The animation is a cut above the rest this time around, while it still has the same retro pixel-art stlye of most of Wadjets games, the animations have high framerate and are smooth and wonderful to see.

The story is in my opinion great and the writing and voice acting absolutely superb.

I'm having a blast and I fully recommend.

It is buggy and unoptimised. It is very similar to the first one with minor changes and tweaks.

And yet damn if this isn't one of the best Turn-based Strategy games I've ever played.

3 Weeks after release and I have clocked over 100 hours in this game. Only 3 other games in my library have more than 100 hours acquired in them, Dragon Age Origins, Mass Effect 2, and Skyrim. Thing is each 3 of those games racked up those hours over several years of playing them. X-Com 2 has me playing for 100+ hours within the first month.

The mod scene is also exploding which helps a lot towards replayability.

I love this game and can only recommend it despite its flaws.