Évaluations récentes de AirMike

Let me preface this by saying that I had not played the original games, so I don't have the eyes of nostalgia that many do.

Stalker 2 does have a lot of fun involved in it, and it definitely isn't for the casual gamer.

However, at the current state of the game, it is really difficult to enjoy. I've encountered many bugs which take you out of the immersion, and the performance is miserable. The average FPS I play at is 20.

Typically, I would bash the game devs if a game was released in such a state, but given that GSC have been developing this game in an active war zone, I am way more understanding of their situation.

That said, I cannot recommend this game to anyone in it's current state. Unless you want to support the Ukranian devs by buying the game full price right now, I'd just wait for them to address the major performance issues.

I wish there was an option "Recommended for 40k Fans"

Short review: Do I recommend the game? Yes. But to people who are interested in Warhammer 40k. And not the expensive editions, just buy the regular one.

Long review: I loved the first Space Marine, actually, I beat it last week for the first time in anticipation for the sequel.
Space Marine 2 leaves you in awe of how amazing the environments look. The hordes are stunning and give you the "oh shi-" feeling when you realize that the hundreds of Tyranids running towards you aren't some backdrop but the actual enemies you'll have to fight.

Some gameplay mechanics are questionable. Executions now replenish armor instead of health unlike in the first game, this makes sense from a Co-Op point of view but in the campaign it really pulls you out of the moment and frustrates you. In fact, if you fully die, you just restart from the previous checkpoint with reset to your "downed" limit. Which means that if you got into a boss fight with just "down" left, it's better to just let the boss kill you to restart the fight with a reset "down" count.

I'm also not a fan of the limited weapon slots. In the previous game you had your pistol, your primary and two other slots for big guns. In this game, you have your pistol, your primary, and an occasional big gun which you can pick up but have to drop if you want to switch to the others. This left me wishing I had picked another gun as my primary before specific boss fights.

There were very few bugs, and I had encountered only 1 soft block during a mission, but luckily I had a checkpoint right before so I reloaded and didn't lose any progress. Checkpoints in this game are very generously provided.

The game is great for 40k fans, but some of the gameplay mechanics make it frustrating to play on the higher difficulties. I played on the "Veteran" difficulty which is the second highest and the intended one by the devs, and I do wonder if people were even more frustrated with the highest difficulty.

Tl;Dr: Space Marine 2 is a great game for 40k fans but will likely leave non-fans frustrated due to a handful of gameplay design choices that really piss you off. Only the standard edition is worth it, don't waste your money.

Incredible factory game. Already good even though in early access.

Instant buy + supporter upgrade from me.

It's pretty much what you'd expect. A nice little game just like mini metro and mini motorways. Instant buy from me, and I really enjoy it.

The game is great, very simple in gameplay but still addictive enough to keep you coming back.

Runs great on the Deck!

Ok, we did this before, we jump on 3.

1..
2..

*jumps*
*misses*
*dangling*

OH NO, PULL PULL PULL AHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

The sequel lacks the soul of the original.

May 5

Adding a requirement for a third part account after launch which isn’t available worldwide is probably a decision of some snowed up exec who wants to see the profit margin go up by a few cents.

Update - May 6

Good. Sony better understand that pulling ♥♥♥♥ like this on the golden egg of gaming of the year is not the way to go.

The devs are also partially to blame, communicate better with the playerbase ffs.

First and foremost, Manor Lords is an excellent start to a potentially groundbreaking medieval city builder.
Is it a finished product? Far from it. The game has a lot of missing content. But those that have already played it, including myself, can see that the foundation which Slavic Magic put in is already great.

I am leaving a positive review to signify both my satisfaction with the foundation which the game has and as support for the developer to show them that me and many others are looking forward to seeing Manor Lords grow.

The fields must be watered.