บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Sterling

Guns and Monsters, need I say more?

Filled to the brim with AI art and AI voice nonsense.
Hope they replace it all.

Horror fans are eatin' good this year, and it just keeps getting better with Amnesia: The Bunker!
With a fresh gameplay take on Amnesia, bringing live-sim aspects to the series, this title stands out among the franchise. An incredibly well thought out experience, which doesn't overstay its welcome (even though I wouldn't have minded). The campaign is short and sweet with the most replayability out of any previous title. From sound design to animations, the devs have nailed this spooky atmosphere, and the HPL engine keeps chugging along for each title to be timeless.
Everyone at Frictional should be extremely proud of this one!

A walk through this hellish realm brings disgusting creatures and a mysterious world straight from the mind of H.R. Geiger. With spectacle galore, Scorn is an impressive feat of artistry within the Video Game medium and is exactly what I seek from an experience relying heavily on visuals and sound. Ebb Software have blown the visuals out of the park and delivered a unique experience that is unlike many other puzzle survival games.
While the story is minimal and a tad cryptic, its world-building drips with history of this fallen civilization. While short, Scorn's delivery and pacing is wonderful. I beat the campaign in 5.5 hours and loved each second of it. The journey reminded me of playing Myst back as a child, but with the wonderful horror which I came to love as an adult.
Scorn is everything I want from the horror genre and its painful scenes make me squirm every way I hoped it would. I cannot wait to see what may come next, but so far, this was an impressive experience unlike any other puzzle game.

Sadly, BoneLab's attention is less on its campaign and rather its sandbox gamemodes. Nearly an hour into the campaign and after hitting several long puzzle sections, its clear that the campaign of this game not only does not care about your time, but does not work to achieve anything over its predecessor.
With zero improvement to the ""jank"" of the first game, the charm of its environments, headcrab creatures, and wonky physics are not as enticing the second time around. It does not help that Stress Level Zero refuse to tutorialize anything in this game, including unmentioned changes from Boneworks. Including zero comfort options, the developers have made it clear that they are intentionally setting out to make players feel uneasy and uncomfortable multiple times in the campaign, included probably ten 50 foot drops for no real reason within the first hour. The level design and enemy placement feels random and poorly thought out in many early sections, with there being no real motivation to even make progress with its hidden narrative. Where Boneworks had a race to a clock tower, Bonelabs has a radio voice actor talking to you, and no clear connection between each level.
If you're looking for a VR sandbox game, this may be for you, just prepare to have to work through one of the more poorly designed singleplayer campaigns I have tried. The start is very rough and although it may improve as your progress, I value the time I must spend standing, fighting against the physics of a fake digital body, with a box weighing down my head.

One of the best modern FPS games for sure. Hype for Eternal is real.