Rolfe の最近のレビュー

I've played this game so much on The Last days of the Third age. Great engine, It's aged fine. Pick it up on sale or wait for Bannerlord which may yet never get a proper release.

Not entirely unlike an old Newgrounds flash game I was fond of. Sonny. It's got turn based combat and a grim dark setting. Character death's have permanent weight. Tension gets high while rewarding a high skill ceiling in proficiency. Prepare to lose many expeditions and enjoy the sense of elation that'll wash over you after you beat that boss you've been struggling for weeks to take down.

There are reasons that this title is pulling high numbers on steam-reviews. It's a real treat, it's aged well enough, has a vibrant modding community, good humor, fun and diverse DLC content. Up until 2018 I used to play through the game at least once a year. Will feel very different from Fallout 4 but that's a good thing. Not your average Action-RPG, not quite a high octane shooter either. Get ready to walk the long Mojave and enjoy the world built by Obsidian Entertainment. WARNING: May leave you wondering where they ever went wrong with the other games.

The most charming 20$ I've ever spent on a game. Lots of proverbial BANG for this game's buck. Many hours invested. It's got enough randomness that'll it keep each run feeling fresh but enough of a proficiency requirement that'll reward players that know what they're doing. Requires you to think about choices. Has couch co-op and that's hard to come by, it'll be enough to earn my recommendation.

I keep firing this up. Often with friends. Often with people who like to kill zombies. Sets the bar when it comes to PvE co-op. Pick up with three friends for a real treat. Stick around for the 4v4 Versus. High skill ceiling, low threshold for peak fun.

Buy it. Pick it up for three friends and you've got yourself many evenings entertainment. It's ticking all the boxes necessary to get my recommendation. You'll find it's an side scrolling RPG's with enough tech-tiers to capture a progression system that'll have you spending hours spelunking into caverns, combing deserts, scaling icy mountains and diving into dungeons. You'll master sky, sea and hill. High rewards for creativity and a real blast to play with or without friends. Better shared with buddies.

"I'm of two minds for this game. The first most enjoys the setting, the combat and the Developer support. They've taken the best aspects of Mount and Blade, Age of Chivalry and For Honor and spliced them all into a 1st/3rd Person Medieval action game. No easy task for a small team and you can feel the passion they've put into this project. I appreciate the care that's gone into making each weapon feel different, making sure that each skill has a utility and nothing feels like a throw away gimmick. They've even taken a chance to lighten up and throw some joke weapons in there.

The second mind has had to grow ever more jaded to a toxic and vitriolic community. The Text chat is disdainful haven for white nationalists. People throwing racial slurs and other trash talk every second they can. It's estranging to new players. Trying to show case this game to anyone who hasn't played it before is a nightmare because of it's community. The skill ceiling is high but relies on defying one's understanding of conventional medieval combat as you'll need to make your model nigh impossible to read to get hits in.

The map count is also really low. I'd thought I'd be able to look past that if the maps were good enough but they need some polish. I can't endorse the game as anything other than a sale pick up until more steps are taken to regulate player behavior. It's getting out of hand. It's frequently the case that players that try and stop the use of racial slurs get targeted for vote-kicks."

That was my cold read of the game. Having put more time in I don't mind saying that I maintain a lot of my prior opinions. Tempered by 2 years in development, updates are sparse, uninspired and that's expected when a small team of 12 endeavor to take on far too ambitious of a task. It's bizarre, having sold enough copies to hook almost 65k players it struggles to maintain a few thousand and they never once thought to take on new staff. One singular individual is in charge of balance and regulating the META and there's a cult of personality on the Triternion discord that leaves a lot to unpack there.

The skill ceiling remains an actual glitch/exploit arms race. If Triternion sought out to remove everything that left the player base feeling apprehensive about Chivalry they out-right failed. Wessexs, Toedrags, JPG accels, banana curves, all terminology that highly skilled players find part and parcel with fighting in ranked and all reference mechanics that violate one's understanding of martial prowess. Caring about the outcome of a fight or even ranked for that matter is tantamount to nurturing delusions of grandeur. Pick up on sale if you must.

A dwindling player base that has an axe to grind with new players. More micro-transaction cosmetics than unlockables. Obtuse game mechanics and long standing imbalances and glitches make it nigh unplayable. Pick up on sale maybe?

Like noir, cyberpunk and dystopian landscapes? Enjoy a bit of ultra-violence? This game is for you. Askiisoft and Devolver Digital did not disappoint with this title. Notes of Mark of the ninja, a splash of Hotline Miami all wrapped up with a high octane and break neck soundtrack. Content planned down the line as well. Quite the treat of a title. Play with a gamepad or keyboard as both feel intuitive and responsive. Pucker up and prepare to die a lot, the sense of elation that washes over you when you figure out a path is worth it.

A mess. Far cry from it's predecessor with no workshop support. The maps are uninspired and often unbalanced, favoring one side over the other. Not so bad a thing by itself but paired with other glitchy elements it's quite jarring. Game queues will play out in the same way, people are interested only in wins so expect team stacking and lots of "get gud" in the chat. Prepare to catch your model on ankle high obstacles. Sneak up on someone and are prepared to stab them with a Kukri? Too bad. Melee Hitboxes are a dice roll. Rough around the edges and early in it's life cycle. Pick up on sale at best, and only if passionate about the Gulf War/Desert Storm/Invasion of Afghanistan/Iraq/War on Terror setting.