Последние обзоры Dragonix842

Short but sweet, like a fine slice from the long loaf of life.

Also there's a dedicated Quack button.

There is a fantastic core Halo experience in here, desperately trying to get out from under the weight of bugs and questionable design and micro-transaction decisions.
That said, even as a huge fan of the series, I can't in good faith recommend this game in its current state - Too many bugs, too many matchmaking issues, way too little content and heaps of missing content and features. When that changes, so will my review.
Also the campaign is too short and lacks co-op, not worth the cost at all for now.

I hate this game even If I'm winning

Whilst mechanically appealing on the surface, the game is far too RNG dependant. Random Maps, with Random Cards, Random Dice Combat and Random Quests with Random success chances. What little strategy exists can only be thought out if you're already in a half decent situation. Out of the four possible win conditions, only one (get the most points) is really viable due to the length of each game and how each stat affects play (with kingslayer occasionally stealable in the last round or two).

Additionally, the game is quite heavy handed in it's pushing of microstransactions and DLC content - Whilst the base game offers plenty for those that want to stick with it, the hero select screen shows you everything you don't own at all times.

All in all a shame really, because the aesthetic and general feel of the game is quite appealing and I was hoping to enjoy it a lot more than I have.

As expected of SuperGiantGames, Transistor is a truly beautiful game. The world and setting are constructed brilliantly, combining a lovingly crafted artstyle with another incredibly emotive soundtrack. The characters are well written and engaging (which is saying a lot, given the majority can only be read about), tying in perfectly with the gameplay.

Modular and extremely customisable and upgradable, the combat is addictive and is definitely going to bring me back for multiple playthroughs of the game.
The sheer range of options for mixing and matching ensure you can personalise the transistor to your style (although some funtions, i.e. void(), are must haves later on)

My only gripe would be some framerate issues, and the relative lack of any graphics options, although things like resolution can be edited though launch options as I had to.

Highly recommend this stunning little Indie title. Fantastic characterisation, a beautifully emotive soundtrack, surprisingly good graphics (for a game about rectangles), intuitive gameplay, and a great story make this a must have.

A creepy, but very fun and challenging rougelike, with hours and hours of gameplay. Highly recommend.

Absolutely fantastic game and storytelling experience. Beautiful visuals, smooth gameplay, and the truely spectaular narration make this game a must have/play.