บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Pancake

I guess my PC was the exact same configuration as what they tested on, because I had 0 issues playing this without any patches or mods. No CTD, no errors. I guess I was running at locked framerate etc but meh.

Amazing game, if it works for your PC. Or play it on gamepass I guess.

Finding gaps in efficiency that never ends

Launching a rocket isn't even the end of the game, it's just the start of your journey to making a new, bigger factory

Open world game (with all the usual things like towers to see around the map) where you drive around and kill dudes with either your car or your fists

You can die from being too uncomfortable or being a failure. Finally, an RPG without a clunky combat system.

Excellent PC Port.

• Decent Graphics options
  
• 60fps
  
• Fast transitions between areas - no loading screens at all
  
• Seamless keyboard/controller support
  
• Haven't noticed the DRM at all
  
• Quick Save option
  
• Skits are fully English voiced (in comparison to some older games which only had voices in Japanese)

The gameplay itself is pretty standard Tales fare, but so far it would rate higher than many of them other than maybe Symphonia.

An assassin's creed/batman game set in the universe of LOTR. Brutal finishers/executions, lots of lore for fans, and a system where Captains will fight amongst each other to be on top. You can let them get stronger (and get better rewards), or stop them early and wait for a weaker one to step up.

1. Download the game from steam, load "game".
2. Launcher appears, downloads "game".
3. Load Game, downloads assets - everything is blurry while it decides to download a movie BEFORE game textures. Until this movie has downloaded, you cannot even play a single level because it hasn't downloaded it yet!

I have a 100Mbps connection (that can be maxed out with the right servers), the download times are terrible.

Don't bother with this game. DONT

If you like non-linear RPGs where you can do quests in any order, this is not your RPG. Every area has enemies levelled in a way that funnels you in specific ways. If you ignore these, you will find quests that can't be completed (because you never triggered the "please find this item" part and now that you already have it, you can't tell the quest giver about it), or non-sensical dialog: "Who is X?" (where X is a boss you have already spoken to, and killed), or "Y is summoning undead? He must be stopped!" (When you have already dealt with Y). Nothing game-breaking encountered yet - just a few quests stuck as 'unfinished' which also means less XP.

Otherwise, the combat is fun - mixing elements or figuring out ways to dispose of enemies the best, and some of the puzzles are decent too. A decent old-school type RPG, but needs a little more work on the quest system.

This is the Subway version of Diablo: Have it Your Way. The Final Fantasy X inspired Passive Skill tree lets you choose how to build a character. The class affects choices for quest rewards and where you start on the tree as well as your starting gear. a F2P game that has absolutely no Play to Win items. Daily events in the form of races (from 12 minutes to 3 hours) can have you win prizes that you can use on any character that can equip it.

There is nothing wrong with this release as compared to the original PC version. However, you may wish to rebind the keys as the default controls are a little strange and may require you to have your fingers all over the keyboard to do certain minigames.