Évaluations récentes de [ROK] Womb Raider

Pretty sure I saw God at one point.

The best game Bethesda has ever made imo.

Try to boot the game, wait in a queue, load into game, interface fails to load, tell it to try again, fails to load again. After doing this 4 times I get told my authentication token expired and have to reboot the game, reboot, wait in queue, same ♥♥♥♥, token expires.

Going back to BF2042, least I can actually play that game.

Great software for making hentai.

I was gonna write a detailed review about how this is the most realistic depiction of the Civil War in a video game I've ever seen with some of the most beautiful graphics and most detailed reloading animations I've ever seen, but instead I'm gonna regale you with this story:

>Playing as the Confederates
>Getting our asses handed to us by the Yankees
>Somehow our ragtag group of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ manages to come back from behind and force the Yankees into a final stand
>Get ready for a furious charge
>As we charge, hear some dude on the mic shout "KILL THE ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ N****R LOVERS!"
>Kill every last Yankee with our bayonets

100/10 - Recommend everyone buy this game ASAP.

If you like grinding this is the game for you :)

The best part of this game is how there is no way to exit it in fullscreen mode.

Free to play Russian trash. First off, the game says it's in "Early Alpha" Honestly, Steam should prevent people from releasing games under EA that aren't at least in beta. But here's a few problems I had in the brief time I played:

-About 6 servers, and maybe 3 of them had more than 5 people in them. None were full.

-Joined a team, didn't know what team I joined, spawned with a Russian LMG, assumed I was Russian till some Russians killed me, realized I was a German. Why does a German have a Russian LMG?

-Map was huge and not enough people populating it so I ran around, barely seeing anyone else.

-No indication of where you're being shot from, no tracers shooting, no hit indicator, nothing. GG

On the plus side the game looks alright because of UE4.

I've been playing PUBG while in Early Access for a few months and now that it's in full release I feel I can write a proper review of the game;

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a Battle Royale-Style Third Person Shooter (Though there IS a First-Person mode). Battle Royale-Style basically means you're plopped onto a giant map with roughly 94-97 other players with no equipment, you have to scavenge for weapons, armor and healing items in order to try and survive. You only have one life, no respawns, and whoever is the last man standing wins. Simple.

But therein lies the problem, it's last man standing style gameplay and once you're dead, you're dead, you have to find a new server and start over from the beginning. This is a style I don't find particularly fun and it's a style that's hard to get good at. If you're not a FPS/TPS savant already then you're not really going to have a lot of fun for probably the first 50-100 hours. And if you aren't willing to dedicate a majority of your time into learning the fine details of the game's mechanics then you're never going to get good.

The main flaw of PUBG and other Battle Royale-Style games is this: You can essentially hide in a corner for 99% of the game and win. You can also run around the map only to get picked off by a sniper 30 seconds in. Now, of course these games have a gimmick wherein the map becomes increasingly blocked off by something. (In PUBG's case it's a blue forcefield) Constantly limiting your play area and forcing you to move, but if you can stay inside the circle and keep hiding, staying out of sight then you can end up in the top 5 constantly (And I have by doing just this.)

Now, PUBG comes with two maps: An island map full of foliage and ruins. And a desert map which was released with the 1.0 retail release of the game. The island map has been in the game since the beginning and was a pretty decent map to play on, you had plenty of camoflauge and areas to hide from enemies in.

The desert map, not at all, it's large spaces of open area, no camoflauge and is basically free reign for anyone with a Kar98 and a 4x scope to pick off other players like fish in a barrel. It's not fun to play at all. But the worst part is that it seems to be the only map in rotation. I played 5 matches and they all came up with the desert map. And all but two times I got picked off while trying to get to a safe zone. Fun times.

This wouldn't be a problem if the game actually gave you some indication of where you're getting shot from. No indication means you have no chance to even attempt to hide or fight back. (And before you tell me that the sound of the gunshot is the indication, I have surround sound headphones and it's still often hard to determine where shots came from.)

So really I find myself getting bored of PUBG after 2 or 3 rounds because it just stops being fun when you spend all this time collecting and gathering equipment and you just get picked off from 500 meters away and then you have to go back to a menu, matchmake again and start all over.

Now one of the things PUBG was infamous for was it's optimization, and while I can't speak for high-end users, the 1.0 update seems to run much better than it did in Early Access. But I also run the game on low at 720p. So maybe it's just me. But I don't notice the framerate stuttering and drops I used to back in EA. Plus the infamous texture bug is fixed too which is really nice. 1.0 also added the ability to vault over things which makes moving around a hell of a lot easier, but the detection is wonky, sometimes you just end up hopping in place a couple of times before the game detects there is a wall you can vault and actually vaults over it.

In conclusion: Should you buy PUBG? Depends. Does the concept of running around collecting equipment for a 1 in 100 chance at winning sound fun to you? If yes then buy it, if no then don't. Trust me, this Battle Royale stuff is NOT for everyone. Which is why I'm not recommending this game. It is obstensibly not for me, I prefer deathmatches when I can at least have a second go if I get killed. But hey, I can see why this game appeals to people, it's a concept that sounds amazing on paper.