Vokemo 最近的評論

The game is fun to play, if you meet the hardware requirements.

I have a lot of fun playing in coop, the gameplay is a step up from the 3rd, the new movement additions - dashes, gliding and climbing fit so well and we finally can spawn our own vehicles at any moment. The humour is toned down but it's not gone, there are still jokes that I at least laughed at.

I will continue to play this game, and I wouldn't worry about those negative reviews claiming the performance is lacking.

Yes, its not "well" optimised but I have 60-80FPS on 1440p with 48 GBs of RAM, Ryzen 9 5900X, RTX 3080 (12GB VRAM edition) with most settings on medium/high, no frame gen but with DLSS on Quality (the new preset works well with cel-shading, I didn't notice any artefacts). However, there are occasional hitches even though I have the game installed on a NVMe drive.

I definitely recommend this game to anyone that seeks a game they can relax with, even if you are not familiar with the series or not even a big fan of shooters, as my friend - who claims that they are enjoying the game.

Now all they have to do is add proper gameplay loops and on foot combat making Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous look like a joke.

You constantly get locked/forced to wait for the game to connect to servers which are offline, so it takes ~30 sec almost every time you open the pause menu. There is a mod on nexus to fix this but selling a game in this state is not acceptable for me and it looks like an easy fix but they will not pull even a single dev from another project to do it.

Achievements for all collectibles and outposts are bugged, they don't always trigger. They also only trigger upon collecting the final collectible so if you don't have a save from before you collected them, have fun grinding them again.

Edit: I managed to unlock them by making a second save and started collecting them all again from scratch and this time it triggered, still wouldn't recommend.

Day one buy

I think it's alright

The game is great, it feels like a story driven rogue-like survival game.

While story didn't engage me as much, I can't say its boring. Maybe if the protagonist could respond to the NPCs on the radio to you, then it would be better but its ruining the fun. The looting mechanics are enjoyable and from what I saw the further into the game we get the more tools that ease this process become available so that is something I am looking forward to. In regards to enemies, nothing tries to attack you directly but you will know that it is a hostile environment. The car maintenance part for me doesn't feel like a chore, it is quite fun sitting at a garage swapping out the parts, fixing quirks and even detailing it to your likening.

The game isn't so well optimised. 4K res, most settings on High and my 3080 (12G) is running this game at around 60 FPS with DLSS set to balanced. There are infrequent stutters and frame drops too.

I also like it that it's possible to put your own MP3 tracks into the game and have it play on the in-game radio, with post process effects that even make the music sound like you are in a car, listening to it on speakers. This also comes in handy when fixing up the car and you can listen to your favourite music from the garage's jukebox, sets up the mood just right.

Bonus points as I can relate to owning a crappy car part of the game, lol.

First game of this kind that I have ever played. I enjoyed it very much and hope that we will get to see many more from this developer.

Minor spoilers:
The game "MiSide" is a delightful blend of cute, story-rich, and psychological horror elements (which for average gamer will be a bit obvious, but don't worry it will not break the fun), with the adorable character Mita stealing the show all the time, in different versions of herself, to not spoil too much. The narrative is engaging and keeps you hooked from start to finish. The atmosphere is perfectly eerie, and the psychological twists add a layer of depth that makes the experience truly memorable.

The gameplay is smooth, and the occasional puzzles are challenging enough to keep you entertained without being frustrating (unless you get stuck in a loop like some people, lol). The art style is charming and complements the horror elements beautifully. The mini games are detailed and change up the gameplay drastically, adding variety and keeping things fresh. I personally hope for story expansion in the form of a new instalment, as there's so much potential for further development.

I recommend this game to everyone that has spare 3-4 hours to play this game, it's really nice. Whether you're a fan of horror games (I'am not talking about some hardcore horror fans) or just looking for something unique and engaging, or just want to meet the greatest, amazing, coolest Mita - Cappie, "MiSide" is definitely worth your time. This game deserves Indie Game of the Year for its polish and seamless transitions, with no noticeable issues alone.

TL;DR: Cute character, engaging story, perfect blend of horror and charm. Play it if you have 3-4 hours to spare. You won't regret it! At least give Cool Mita (Cappie) a chance to shine!

I am not a fan of LOTR but this game is something that I can recommend to people like me, who are not fans of Tolkien stories. It is a lot of fun.

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Finally, the game feels more like payday. I am still not enjoying the new armor and health system but the gun feel and their animations.. damn, they are good. I returned to play the new DLCs heists and for now I spent 3 hours playing just the syntax error because I had so much fun. I have been putting off returning to PAYDAY 3 but now when I tried I am sure I will come back for more.

For clarity: I spent these 3 hours only on solo mode (beta) as I had bad experience playing "online solo" with all the lag on the release, I haven't tried online and I am not going to until they give us a way to handle griefers/hostage takers (people not willing to escape when the heist is done).

I can sure recommend this game now, just make sure they deliver all promises from the road map.