Venaen 最近的評論

I've played this game prior to it moving over to steam and I've seen how rough it's journey was. I can now honestly admit that it is a lot better game than it used to be. Still buggy like other Bethesda open world games but it provides enough content to have fun with your friends.

Can't say much about the single player content, I tried it twice and enjoyed it while it lasted but I burnt out rather quick.
Online however, sucked me into it's vortex of expanding my little criminal empire.

This game is a pure example of how procedurally generated open worlds should look like. I enjoyed every bit of it and return to it on regular basis.

This game is pure childhood nostalgia, couldn't find anything similar to play in coop for years, so I still return to it every now and then.

After tossing +100 hours into this game I feel I owe it a fair review.

It is difficult, yes. It is harsh and unforgiving when your base goes poof out of sudden just because you didn't know the bad guy comes at wintry cold during the dark to make you cry. But the retaliation it sweet.

This is something you could say about most encounters in this game. Every step you make will take you to another level of mastering your skills while playing it.

I love it, my wife loves it. We really enjoy playing it, watching the trailers but we're always scared to start over when updates give you many things to discover.

Well, won't lie, TW Warhammer series are the best TW series ever made and anyone who disagrees is wrong.

Reign of Cheaters

If you're looking for a decent medieval sandbox game, you should restart your PC right now to erase all traces of even viewing this game.

This product is a raw meat that could be tasty, but there's no one to cook it anymore. The developers have abandoned this project after a horrendous cash grab, excusing themselves with things like "Hurr durr but the roadmap is completed" and that's it. Seems like they can't comprehend that glitches and security measures have to be fixed, but what could you expect from a bunch of monkeys smashing the keyboard, hoping that the random code would make a good game.

It's full of cheaters, network issues and glitches. People who are still playing it are probably some convicts forced to play it and express their imaginary happiness here and there.

Your place will never be safe due to random losers with no real life achievements bringing hacks into regular gameplay. The combat meta is a tiny black midget with huge arms, they try to minimise the chance of dying...
Basically, it's a never ending struggle for unknown purpose. You won't feel the need of building a decent place, because you'll get accustomed to seeing your work torn to pieces.

What's the target audience? Perhaps a group of masochists with slave mindset.

Best restart simulator ever.

If you're willing to rebuild your base and craft all the things you've gathered entire day, this game is probably your best choice.

Can't give a negative review, because despite all these hurtful experiences, I've always returned with a smile and the desire of having my revenge (which happened once when I found my prey, looted everything he had and built hi-tier walls around him so he would wake up in his tiny prison).

Advice: don't take this game too seriously.

This game has always been the one that provided the most intense and atmospheric emotions. I've always felt that adrenaline when my squad was entering the buildings covered in smoke just to execute the remaining victims of grenade orchestra.

Even though the game engine seems quite old, you can still enjoy the physics at their finest. Lovely sight of body parts flying around after artillery barrage, accompanied by the tasty screams of wounded and shouts of charging soldiers will blow your senses away.

The game is really tactical, although you'll find yourself placed amongst veterans, who are probably planning to spend the rest of their lives playing this game (fully understandable, because it's a masterpiece). Solo play isn't really going to get you anywhere, because the scoreboard doesn't only reward killers.

All in all, it's a game that will see me returning from time to time.