Recensioni recenti di WaffleZ

This game is quite janky but it worth trying it out. There is nothing quite like X series.

+ The entire universe is simulated in real time (which can be a gift and a curse). Every ships flying has their role in the universe (except the faction police, they're useless XD).
= The combat is serviceable (I wish they have more weapons or evasive moves).
- The game system is somewhat glitchy... e.g. The AI pilot just ram through a hangar to dock, try to dock with an AI pilot and got yeeted out into space, etc...)

BS simulator, all pixel is simulated with your misery.
Exploration rewarded with pain and death.
Every time you think you've got this, the next screen will be your demise.

Oh, a cute green frog must be a background cri...*ripped to shred by the giant toad tongue*
Oh, that 2x2 glowing red pixels look harmle...*you stepped on it and 1/4 of your health vanished and you burned vigorously*
Oh, a lighting wand! sweet! *blew yourself up afterwards*
Ooo, a giant saw blade spell! *the blade fly back and lodged in your skull*
Oh, I'm almost dead. *suddenly Snipuhiisi*

Despise all of these shenanigans above, you'll come back again and again.

Simple, good and fun metroidvania style game.

Well, it's a Planetside 2 BR.., Duh.

Generally, the game feel likes PS2 with less movement restriction to encourage more action. The graphic style is almost the same as PS2 with slightly cell shading and outline, thus everything will look bland, but easily distinguish between players and objects.

The core game play is here and it needs a lot of additions to catch-up to the market leader.

Also, if it isn't free I would not recommend this since there is a load of BR games out there. However, I want this game to be good, so, yeah, give it a try.

SsethTzeentach beat me to it.

Sometimes it can get even darker and it hard to see anything.

Play like L4D, feel like L4D, which is quite enjoyable. The difference is each character have unique skills, passives and sub-classes, add varieties and tactic to the gameplay.

The game aesthetic is good and consistent. It captures the feel of archaic, dark and morbid of Warhammer universe. Sometimes it might look overly grimy, make the world looks bland and detail-less.

A good mix of fast pace platformer and action platformer. It has a nicely animated 16 bit era sprite and very good music. A bit on an easy side until you meet the final boss.

It's like 2D Minecraft but with more combat.

And the price is so cheap, so everyone can have fun together.

I have a chance to try it for free. The game really feels like Fallout 2.5
- Dated 3D graphic but aesthetics is pretty good for a wasteland setting.
- A combat is OK, but I find the accuracy system is questionable (or a target evasion is not included).
- A choice seems to affect the gameplay.
x - I choose AG center instead of Highpool, now Highpool is taken over by the enemy.
x - Return to Matt without a fungicide causes him to mutate, killing him and one of my teammate disapproved and left me.
- The interface is a bit inconvenience to manage items.

It feels likes an old game, but I'm having fun playing it.

Well.. the core game is pretty good so far, but still lack of contents.
Can't recommend it if you lack of patience for a slow update.
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*Update 28/12/2017*
The recent update is pretty good but I still ...salty about the long development time.
Currently, the game is the best diving survival game, IMHO.
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*Update 25/01/2018*
Time to flip the recommendation switch. The game, overall, feels like a finished product and ready for your enjoyment.

Subnautica is a first-person diving exploration game. The game emphasis on atmospheric exploration with some crafting and survival element. You will be exploring different biomes in the game, each one has a unique, beautiful(creepy) theme and challenges to overcome.

Currently, my only main gripe of this game is a sense of progression. I don't know where to go next.