Ezra 最近的评测

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I LOVE this game. It's the best RTS game I've played. The graphics are wonderful and smooth. Rise of Nations allows you to advance through (i think) 8 ages, going from medieval weaponry to tanks and machine guns. You can customize the gameplay in a number of ways - choosing your nation, the difficulty, the map type and size, and so much more.

Multiplayer can be played with one player hosting and allows pausing. It's incredibly fun and can last between 40 minutes and two hours all depending on how you play.

I highly recommend this if you like games such as Age of Empires or anything similar.

This is classic for a reason. The gameplay is super fun and easy to get used to. You get a number of hotkeys to use as well. Multiplayer games can be customized and singleplayer campaigns will teach you the ropes really well while also providing fun story telling. I highly recommend this if you like strategy games and aren't afraid of outdated graphics (They still retain their charm, honestly. They aren't clunky at all)

This is such a great RTS game! I highly recommend this if you enjoy Age of Empires. Same mechanics, same developers. You're given a large number of game customization options so that you can play exactly how you like. Map and map size, difficulty, rules, and more can all be changed.

This also allows multiplayer with one user hosting on their computer. I love playing this with my boyfriend! It's a great way to pass the time with each game lasting somewhere about 40 minutes to an hour.

This game can be a little grindy - like many have already said - but im not stranger to grind. I grew up (and still like) playing runescape, so grinding is part of the fun for me.

The places where I had trouble enjoying the game were more about the balance and instruction. The game doesn't give sufficient direction in a clean and easy to digest way. Starting this game felt a lot like feeling around in the dark and praying to find a light switch.

Now, with that in mind, I actually do rather enjoy the gameplay. The map gives you a decent amount of space to explore and the crafting system is pretty okay, even if it's not the best I've seen. The graphics are fantastic! I really enjoy the detail of things.

The NPCs I didn't find to be likeable at all, but that's only my opinion. I know some people find them funny or entertaining. They just weren't for me. The dialogue felt a bit forced in a lot of areas and came off like I was being talked at rather than to.

I think there is definitely a lot of good here and I think that there are a lot of reasons why someone might like this game, but I think if someone asked me if they should buy it, I would be quick to tell them all of the things I took issue with and recommend buying something like stardew instead. I think the concept here is phenomenal, but the execution was lacking.

I haven't played this game in quite some time but, to the best of my memory, I'll try and put down what I liked about it. This game was really fun for a variety of reasons. I really enjoy that it has a bunch of different zombie types to make the game more challenging and interesting. The four characters you can choose from are all unique and have a dynamic feeling to them. The controls and mechanics of the game were all well done and easy to use!

If you like shooting zombies and doing campaigns, I don't know of a better or more classic game to do it with than L4D2.

Not as good as AdVenture Capitalist. The leveling system is convoluted and annoying to work with. I respect what they were trying to do here - making something without a currency - but having each industry reliant on trading back and forth resources from the others is frustrating because you're not just trading resources between industries, you're trading the things that grow those industries. For example, if you have to "buy" something in medicine using your farmers, your potato income comes to a standstill and you have to ramp it back up by making more farmers. If it was only one level of this, it wouldn't be a problem. But it's tiered. So, one industry requires the highest tier potato production entity, then to get more of those you have to trade in the next lowest tier potato production entity, then to get more of those you have to trade in the next lowest tier potato production entity, and so on and so forth all the way down. That's the whole game - just shifting resources gradually upwards over and over and over again.

I absolutely adore this franchise. This is a fantastic sequel to Portal and really dove into the story. I loved the character developments and the push to use even more critical thinking than in the first game. If you like puzzle and logic games, this is a fantastic first person opportunity to play one. The first game may be useful for gaining more simplistic portal puzzle experience, but it's not necessary. It really comes down to whether or not you would feel like you're missing something or if you're in it for the story.

So, this is one of the first games I ever played on Steam. That was back in 2012, so it does have a lot of nostalgia for me. As far as free games go, this is one of the best there is. The different characters/classes are each unique and fun to get attached to. One of the things I value most about this game is that there are custom maps and you can go on empty maps to hang out with friends. This is a great game for screwing around with friends on! The ability to dress up your characters is also super fun. It was definitely worth the money I spent on buying hats and ♥♥♥♥. I don't have any experience with modern lootbox features on other games, so I can't say for sure how this compares, but I don't think I was ever disappointed with the loot I got, so the keys are worth buying if you have a few bucks lying around.I definitely recommend this if you want something lighthearted and match-based to play.

This game got me a good laugh. As far as gameplay goes, it doesn't seem like the kind of thing that should really be played at length. It isn't very balanced or well-made, but as a meme, it was worth the 50 cents or whatever that was paid on it. If you're in the mood to spend a few minutes laughing at something without getting committed to actually playing, this is good for it.