บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Foohy

The gameplay looks and feels really fun, but extremely not friendly to new players.

The maps are extremely confusing, and there is no way for you to select which map you want to play in order for you to learn it better. The map pool is in a continuous rotation and you are playing a different map pretty much every single match, so unless you no-life all day, you have little to no chance of actually mastering any map as a new player.

And don't even get me started on the matchmaking. Literally uninstalled just because of that.
Playing unranked I don't even have level 30 and I'm being matched against levels 178, who might not be pro but they definitely know the maps a lot better than me as a new player, and map knowledge is key in this game.

The gameplay is really fun, but the game doesn't give you any chances to actually try it.
Dying from unbelievable angles of attack/defense and losing most of the matches I play against veteran players who obviously have no place playing against me gets extremely boring and frustrating, and really fast.

I really wanted to like this game, but unfortunately, overall it was a very bad experience.

So basically I was DMG, not much but it was ok, then I stopped playing for a few months and lost my rank that you get back once you win another match.
While I was not playing there was this piece of ♥♥♥♥ update that balanced the ranks that made it harder to climb them so there aren't too many players at the later ranks.

This update raised my interest in the game again and I hop on, won a match and was curious to see what rank I would be given after not playing for like half a year, and from DMG I was placed all the way to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ silver 3. Are you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ kidding me? And now I have to play through the cancer that is silver and nova ranks who still buy AUGs and don't know what a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ eco round is or how to throw a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ smoke?
I wasn't even in silver after my first 10 placement matches when I first started playing competitive, I was given Nova 2

This update was not recent, it was quite a while back, I am writing my review now as when I saw silver 3 I really did not want to play this game ever again, but I tried to give it a shot again recently, but I was reminded how much of an outdated piece of ♥♥♥♥ this game and its developers is.

Darksiders III has gone a totally different path from it's predecessors. From a very enjoyable power-fantasy hack-n-slash to a very bad and poorly implemented Darksouls dodge combat style.
Instead of adding cool combos and skills the Darksiders franchise is known for, they turned the combat into an unfair dodge window style combat in which even regular mobs, if not dodged correctly, take out a huge chunk of your health.
There is literally no depth to the combat, just dodge perfectly and attack and that is all you do in every fight.
There are no truly unique boss fights like the first and second Darksiders which implemented a God of War-ish style of bossfights, just a healthbar in the bottom middle screen and off you go dodging bullsht attacks in a bland, boring and non-interactable arena.

Funny I was more excited when that huge Kraken grabbed you with its tentacle in a big arena to fight it, thinking "finally, a good bossfight", only to be disappointed to find out that the only thing you need to do is use your boomerang on it's eyes in order for it to lift it's tentacles so you can just run away to the right. Yes you heard me, just leave.

The graphics and cinematics are good, but the gameplay is just too much of a flop.
Terrible Darksiders game.

The scripts are real, even if the demo was devoid of them and was great when it came out.
How can KONAMI mess sht up like this and release the game in this state?
Gameplay may be better than FIFA, but the AI comebacks are just too much to handle.
How can you dominate an AI team 4-0 in the first half but somehow, even when they are in defensive stance, they manage to always comeback in the second half. How can you explain the AI scoring 5 goals in the second half with extremely tired players when they were completely destroyed in the first one?
My defenders in the second half are worthless ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ just hanging around doing nothing but letting the enemy just walk past them with the ball, can't tackle or stay on a striker if their life depended on it.
Don't even get me started with tackling and the referee. Even a minor touch in a tackle against the AI is a foul, but when the AI slams my players to the ground, somehow they always manage to miraculously touch the ball first and then proceed to WWE my players.
Piece of sht game, wouldn't even recommend it to my enemies.

Back again for my review-bannerlord-again-in-6-months.

Ok so I can confidently say that diplomacy, at least from a constantly-at-war standpoint, is fixed. In my current playthrough the factions seemed way more balanced, and wars, while still happening a bit too often in my opinion, have some downtime between them now.

The only issue now with wars is that, somehow even after you beat large enemy armies, there is always another 1000 soldier strong army ready to fk you up if you try to take advantage of defeating a previous large army and siege a city. I have even beaten two 1000 strong armies in succession and started a siege, and another 1000 strong army somehow poofed into existance.

This could be the result of having way too many clans with their own heroes, which is the next downside of Bannerlord. There are just too many clans, each clan has at least another 4 people in them, each with their own 100+ soldier armies. They should really limit the amount of soldiers minor clans can have because it's ridiculous. In my current 10 year campaign I managed to take a few castles and a city and barely managed to keep them because of the amount of large armies that just appear out of nowhere. Winning fights really doesn't feel like winning because enemy factions recover so fast with these armies.

Oh, and the economy is still ♥♥♥♥, caravans suck and are not worth wasting companions on, workshops are pretty much the same, maybe slightly better income. Smithing is the way to go if you want to maintain your army and get money, selling crafted swords for 30k denars sure is realistic.

Even so, it was a lot more enjoyable to play this time as some very important issues were addressed, but Bannerlord is still far from being complete, not to mention as enjoyable as Warband was.

I recommend it now, but with a grain of salt, taking into account that there are still issues, but progress is being made.

Timespinner is a great platforming action RPG with a nice story.
Gameplay-wise the movement is responsive and the combat is awesome with a wide variety of weapons and accessories to fit every playstyle.
Story-wise it's a bit dull at the beggining to be honest but it really does pick up later in the game, fortunately you have lore collectibles from start to finish which I recommend reading.
The quest system could use a little work in being more descriptive with what you have to do. In my first playthrough it was a bit confusing and sometimes annoying to figure out what I had to do although I read every conversation with the NPCs.
There is this particular quest early in the game that you cannot complete until you get an item which is available quite later in the game, and after I was running around for an hour to complete this quest I gave up and had a look on the internet to see what I was doing wrong and found out about this.
I wish there were more cosmetic items in the game which changed the appearance of your character, I feel like the equipment you wear should change the way your character looks since there are only two clothing slots, helmet and body, and there aren't too many items that occupy those slots. However there are a couple of relics which you will obtain later on that does change your appearance, but that's very late in the game, so unless you play the game again in NG+ you won't be enjoying them too much.

Overall Timespinner was a great experience which was definitely worth my time and money.

I fought against some samurai chick as Lucien and got my ass handed to me 3 to 0.
Out of a burst of anger I punched my laptop really hard and it shut down instantly, not wanting to turn back on again.
After a week and a big fixing bill I got my laptop back.

10/10 would break again.

A worthy sequel to the first Orcs Must Die.
It has all the items the first game had, and a lot of new traps and weapons, but the one thing that makes this game superior to its predecessor is the Co-Op. Now you can kill thousands of orcs with your friends!
However, it would have been better if you could have played with more friends than one at a time.
Also some minor annoying glitches and bugs, such as sprinting down stairs and orcs sometimes getting stuck next to a wall hopelessly trying to kill the guardians that are out of reach.
Regardless it's a good game, tons of replayability to try out new ways of beating levels, endless mode and the co-op are very fun and well polished.
8/10

Arguably my favovite open-world RPG game.
It has a medieval theme which I am all over, it is open-world, and its a RPG. Pretty much the perfect combination for me.

Pretty fun, a combination of browser games like Travian and RTS games.