บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Javalin-197

GOSH DARN IT HOLLOW!!!!

I Love The NPC System. Can't wait to see how this game expands.

Until the ban List on countries that can't use PlayStation accounts is removed. I wont be giving Sony any more of my money or participation. No fault of Arrowhead Game Studios. The game is fun, but the Publisher is scummy.

Absolutely love the gameplay, I just wish EA Servers would stop kicking me from Multiplayer during mid to late game. I'm unable to progress because of this.

The game has something particularly unique in the survival genre. Everyone is a wizard, doing wizarding things and fighting mobs, monsters and bosses that either roam or sit on their unearthly thrown in their respective dungeon.

I absolutely love the Base/Castle/Citadel building system. It is truly amazing and something the game devs got right very early on.

However, the method to leveling up in the world, since the start of the game's EA Launch, has been terribly boring and dull. Sure, doing it the first time while discovering the game in its entirety is super fun the first month of playing, but after that. Everything is a grind. Hey, go stand by that tree for a minute to harvest, hey, go stand by those rocks to harvest. And to level up through killing things is quite mindless as well. Just wack things with melee or with a spell with left or right click and boom, they fall over. And you have to do it FOR HOURS. Very little thought gets put into grinding up your levels and it makes the replayability of the game very boring.

I want this game to do well. I really love the concept and want to participate in the game more. But that boring grind gets you pretty quick. I will leave my review as positive because I do believe its a good game. I just hope it eventually becomes a great game.

Game is Unplayable

As to the time of my review, I have four hours into the game, and in that time, its only been changing graphic settings and benchmarks, because the game refuses to stop freezing for 5 seconds for ever 10 to 15 seconds. Its drawing more power from my CPU than it really should which seems to be the source of my stutters. I have scoured the internet for a solution and it would seem I am not the only customer with a decent desktop build who can't play the game. I am very disappointed with this. Most of the discussions draw their conclusions to Ubisoft's new DRM system as the problem.

I'm running:
i7-3770 CPU
FTW GTX 1080
16GB RAM
Windows 10

I wish I knew why I can't run this game other than buying a beefier machine. (cuz thats not possible for a while) But, as long as I am unable to play it, the longer my review is negative.

Join a server,

Spawn on beach,

Get eaten by a wolf in your sleep,

Repeat.

10/10

VRChat is one of the most fun games I have played with friends. A game that allows for absolute customizability by the comunity, With devs working on VRChat around the clock and comunity modders making their servers an awesome experience. While it is a VR game, it is quite friendly to Desktop users as well.

Forever in Dev hell. Eternal Early Access. And maybe so, but not truly dead. Please read my entire review to understand what I mean.

The game mechanics are fantastic. There are so many elements to the game that make it a challenge. Versatile and ever changing environments in the middle of a battle. Is something that AAA games do not put a lot of effort into.

It has both single player and multiplayer. To enjoy playing with well developed AI to fight.. They are even developed to scare the player tremendously, The bots really get my heart pumping.

This game was on a hype train for a while (back in 2013 and 2014), But there are an issue. The team of devs are no longer together. Only The lead dev is working on the game, with a few out of country Volunteers. The game is still developing, but there isn't the man power to get this game going. The one developer calls this game "His Dream" and will spend as much time he has to make this game the best he can. Truly, this game has amazing concepts and features. But there isn't a whole lot of content at hand. If any of you trully want to see this game succeed, then go to "Zero Point Software's" Website and apply to work on the game. I'll put a link at the bottem. Though it says jobs, Don't expect to be paid. Like the dev said, he has a few "volunteers" working for him, and the game fel off the hype train. But anyone has any skills in creating games, programming, ideas, mechanics, assets creating, etc... Then join him, and help him finish his dream and a very potentially great game for everyone else. :D

ZPS Apply Site: http://www.zeropointsoft.com/jobs.php

The game is short, providing perhaps about 4 to 6 hours of gameplay. The entire story is a mystery for the player to figure out. At the end of the game, you will be shown how many of the total journals you read and how many secrets you uncovered.

The majority of gameplay is spent searching for materials. Capsules are intentionally hidden away from the player. How long you spend your time on Breached mostly depends on how long you decide to search for materials.

Pros
+ Graphically Beautiful
+ Interesting and Mysterious story
+ Strategy based
+ Problem solving

Cons
- Unnecessary amount of time on searching for materials
- Little replay value
- Not a guaranteed win through perfect performance
- Unsatisfying ending

You can find my full review here: http://www.keengamer.com/article/13821_breached-review