บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย blue

very fun tactical/puzzle combat. on its own, what's on offer is very solid. with that said, what carries it and elevates it is the story - most tactics games either go in the medieval/fantastic, or the story does not matter much. but tactical breach wizards has an actual story, the characters are great, and the dialogue is even better. relatively on the "shorter" side for the genre, but if you crave more, there are optional dialogues and maps to play, as well as the possibility to replay missions very easily to get those perfect scenarios.

i was doubtful at first but i was wrong to be, the game is great in every single aspect.

i blackmailed a farmer after i found his written confession of a murder because the guy was eyeing his wife then made his wife leave him for the village's blacksmith. great game

it's a pretty alright time overall. the way the characters function with the different mechanics allow for a decent amount of planning, strategizing and run variety. game does require you to get decent at it and won't hand you free wins. might be steep at full price for people but at least a game to consider on sale!

it's silk song it's good hornet's moveset is better than the knight's, the soundtrack bangs and we have a lot of lovable little freaks

This is the best Kamurocho has ever looked. The new Majima episode is also pretty decent, albeit a bit short.

blade prince academy has a very cool premise : RTS with customizable heroes and pause time to let you queue up actions. not unheard of in the strategy genre, but still cool when a game goes that way.

the unfortunate issue is that the game isn't very fun to *handle*, and the UI really does not help that. there are stylish bits and the game is very colorful, but it is kind of a pain to play. UI is kinda here and there, it's not really great to navigate and a lot of things kind of go against other things. the upgrade system is a good example of this - picking a upgrade AND a hero.

it's both a strength that everyone can be customized but also a pain because in a lot of instances it doubles actions you have to make and feels unwieldy. a lot of actions could easily be more streamlined. all of this doubly so on controller.

my recommendation would be to try the demo, and if you like it then sure go for the game. i think that's the best way i can recommend anyone to approach this game.

good gameplay overall even a decade and a half later. decent amount of options in the guns, plasmids and tonics means you have a decent amount of option on hand and most are worth using or pursuing (hacking sucks though). on top of that, the game has some decent levels that have good pacing. and the atmosphere in Rapture is pretty good. but the story? incredibly funny story.

the biggest issue is that the game refuses at any point to shut up. you can feel it's from the era where games were streamlined into what they are now, but even on that point bioshock constantly trips in its own feet and just refuses to shut up. countless audio logs right before story dialogue you have no way to know will happen on a first play through. several audio logs next to each other. constant story chatter. game just doesn't know when to shut up and it is the funniest thing ever. does not help that the volume mixing kinda sucks, at least from my experience! and all of this is without getting into the themes of the game.

other than that, the remaster has a handful of issues, like bugs and crashes here and there. the original version is probably better to play than this. still a decent time overall!

it's borderlands 1. game's a slog in the middle, but the ambiance is unmatched by the sequels (and arguably 1's dlc). do not play brick or roland solo. game is better in co-op. there are still bugs present from all those years ago that are simply not fixed and are still annoying to game ruining to this day.

borderlands 2 is a better game so go play that instead, you probably own it already.

pull up map, walk 3 steps, get into a fight, win fight, pull up map, draw, walk 5 steps, get into a fight, win fight, draw map, go back to town because your resources are exhausted

if that sounds fun to you etrian odyssey is up your alley. you do nothing but fight and map the dungeon. the story is an afterthought. the game will still take you hours to complete, even on picnic mode (which is very easy baby mode the game plays itself in battle mode).

the later entries (most of which are not available on steam, unfortunately) are kinder and more fun to play, with better dungeon design. if you want to do a full series run then EO1HD is here for you. controls work well for a DS game port, although i do recommend a controller with a good d-pad, because you'll be using every button on your controller for this one.

the biggest boon here is sped up combat, which as i said you will do a lot of! unfortunately EO1 is not recommended by a lot of players and playing it will make it very clear why that is.

This game is outstanding on every single front and does not stretch itself thin with anything it goes for. Great combat, great platforming, outstanding visual, and a banger sountrack. Please play this game.