Phantom Limb の最近のレビュー

I ain't got time to bleed.

May be super cartoony but this is probably the best Zoo Park Sim that has come out in years. So much depth in creating the different biomes to make the animals content. Only complaint I have is just that I wish the game looked more realistic.

It's the best darn thing since sliced bread.

Resident Evil 7 is truly a return to form and it's refreshing having this release so early in the year as well. It's nice seeing Capcom finally realizing what made Resident Evil so memorable. So without further pandering lets get to it.

Things I liked: I loved the return to a singular location, I loved that save rooms are back (Madhouse makes it even better) I also loved having to worry/manage resources. All of these things made me feel like I was truly playing a legit Resident Evil again. I can't throw enough praise at what Capcom has done all I can say is this is a perfect blend of old school Survival Horror with the more contempary style of today. They even brought back the right amount of B-Movie styled cheese factor without going overboard like they did with 5-6. It all still feels serious without being pretentious, this game knows what it is.

Things that I didn't like: The start of the game for me is super boring, I honestly wish they handled the opening a bit better. It's super linear and just doesn't feel good. Once you get the Mansion though it really picks up. I also kind of wish they retained the musical styling of Resident Evil 1-3. The memorable music in those games made enviroments have a mood. The main hall music in the original Resident Evil makes that area even more atmospheric. So it's kind of disappointing how subdued the music is. I also didn't really like the final two boss fights they were pretty meh.

Minor Quibbles: The fact that I have to first pres "F" on a puzzle location before using the item on that location is kind of annoying. I should be able to open my inventory and just use it without having to press "F" first. I kind of wish I could just double click items in my inventory to automatically store them in the Item Chest.

Closing Comments: Basically this game is worth your money, I would recommend this to someone who has never played a Resident Evil it is that good. I also totally recommend it to RE fans that felt like Capcom abandoned them with the more action games. I say that if Capcom continues down this road RE will be totally back to what it used to be. BUY THIS GAME NOW!

The genius of this game is still unsurpassed to this day, not even the future sequels as good as they are match this games genius. Warren Spector truly captured the Cyberpunk genre perfectly along with a good concept of asking "What if all the conspiracies are true?" it's the most immersive FPS/RPG hybrid you'll ever play. Do I recommend? Steam why the hell would you ask such a dumb question?

I originally had the mentality of playing through all three games in order. I succeeded in that by beating Thief 1 & 2 last year but when it came time to play this game I just couldn't adapt to all the gameplay changes this game has compared to the original two. I made it far though regardless of my hangups, I do like the plot and the atmosphere as always, but there is just something off about this game ever so slightly. It doesn't feel as smooth and polished as the first two games so eventually I just stopped playing it altogether.

In hindsight I think it was a mistake for me to try and play this so soon after beating Thief 2. I literally booted it up almost after I beat Thief 2. So all my gameplay habits and strategies from the first two were still fresh in my mind. So if I ever do try this game again I will make it my mission to not play Thief 1 or 2 beforehand. I will still probably end up preferring Thief 1 & 2 but I think it will allow me to enjoy this game more and possibly fully get into it.

Things I liked: I liked the idea of the City being a hub and Garrett having to go to fences to sell off his valuables to various Black Market Fences. I liked having the freedom to pretty much go almost anywhere and just mess with people. I liked that Guards are way more aware of the enviroment and what you do in the enviroment. I absolutely loved the amazing dynamic lighting that this game has. Then to top it off Eric Brosius's sound design on this is still just as good as his work on the originals.

Things I didn't like as much: Body awareness as a whole is a huge fault in the sense that it makes things like mantling and platforming more of a chore than a fun mechanic. I loved sprinting around and mantling onto things in the first two games it's what made me feel like a master thief. It made sense that Garrett could be that agile and be so good at grabbing onto ledges. Whereas in this game it feels like Garrett is wearing suction cups for boots and has two broken legs. Then I also really couldn't stand how the structure of the game played out. The story is fine and is really good but the flow between and inbetween missions just feels wrong. Like I said, I do like the idea of the City being a hub it's a good idea I just don't think they pulled it off.

Overall thoughts: I think there is definitely a good game here and I honestly wish steam allowed a middle ground option for recommendations. I can't say I outright recommend this or don't it was a very polarizing game for me but I did enjoy a lot about it because it continued the plot and story from Thief 1 & 2 so in that sense I do recommed it. I just have to say do not play them in order...or...if you do just don't go in thinking the game is going to play exactly like you expect it will. This game is still Thief do not get me wrong but it is a very different skeleton than the one Thief 1 & 2 had.

Such a huge letdown, I just hope either Eidos learns from this or lets Otherside Entertainment get the rights back to Thief. I do not recommend anyone to suffer through this mess. Either play Thief 1-3 or just go play Dishonored 1-2 if the older Thief titles are "too old" for you. Either option is a better one than playing this POS.

Quick point: Wait for sale, gauge your interest in this style of a game.

Review: Dishonored 2 in my opinion is the closest thing we'll ever get to a Thief 4. While most people will shout negatives at this game on steam for performance. The only negative I have with the game is that it's not "Thief" enough. The sound design is not as good as the Thief series and that is integral to a First Person Stealth Sim like Dishonored wants to be. The fact that sound does not matter until 'Very Hard' and even then it's not really a true mechanic is quite puzzeling to me. The only other negative I have is that I cannot retract Corvo's blade and use it as an equivalent to the Black Jack from Thief. I am fine with choking people out but the fact that it's almost my only option to knock people out is kinda lame IMO.

Before I move forward with my review I would like to say that if they make a Dishonored 3 PLEASE give us that choice. I think it would be cool to be in situations where some guards have metal helmets, so that, I have no other choice BUT to choke them out. Then a lot of guards would be wearing hats or nothing at all and I could just run up to them and bop them on the head. It would be so much more interesting to me from a gameplay perspective.Then If they also made sound matter imagine having to worry about being on Marble, Stone, Metal, and anything that makes a lot of noise. Those are the gameplay elements of Thief that I loved to death. Jumping down from above onto my Moss Arrow patch and then smacking a guard on the head. It was seamless gameplay, no context sensitive BS.

Anyways, sorry for that loooong tangent but it had to be said. Overall I DO LOVE this game a lot. It and DOOM are my favorite games of the entire year. The performance issues on my end have been completely ironed out. Plus, I bought it on sale so not having to pay that full sixty was definitely a plus. The game definitely captures MOST of Thief's style. It's like 80% there. Stephen Russell voicing Corvo alone is literally enough to bump that up to 85% if I'm being totally honest. Just like Thief and Garrett of the past Corvo will comment on things around him and make witty quips. The dialogue is pretty damn good so far and I would say it's pretty on par with Thief. This game was my dream come true in a nutshell. I totally say give it a shot if you loved Thief.

One of the best Star Wars stories ever told, outside of the Six films.

Half Life 1 is my favorite in the series, it's where it all started and I just love how immersive the game can be. The story as well is quite good and I just appreciate how the game does not take away control from you. Pick this up if you haven't played it, it's a must buy for PC intiates. Do not buy Half Life Source because that version is borked beyond recognition at this point.