djkaty 最近的评测

WARNING: A REVIEW IS APPROACHING.

Pros:
- Threadripper 1950X 16-core, GTX 1080 Ti overclocked can play this game at a staggering 50 fps on Ultra at 1080p, 25-30 fps at 1440p. Which by itself makes it better optimized than Anthem.
- Game is not available on the Epic Store - a win-win for consumers.
- Game contains no microtransactions - pay 60 bucks and get the whole game!
- Only takes 3 hours to get working - relatively fast for a modern AAA title
- Controls better than Getting Over It
- Lets you connect to your most primal emotions of true agony and a full sensation of cringe and bone-shattering heartburn
- Superlative menu design

Cons:
- Loads slower than Apex Legends
- Graphics not as good as Crash Bandicoot
- AN ENEMY IS APPROACHING
- Far too easy
- No battle royale mode

Ignore the haters. This game will change your life and broaden your horizons of just what is possible in the gaming industry when talented developers and artists really put their mind to it.

5 out of 7, would AN ENEMY IS APPROACHING again.

A great premise with sloppy execution.

(I have played to the part where you enter the basement, and for another hour or so after that)

The art style is really nice, the puzzles work fine. The AI is extremely annoying with the warning sound giving no obvious directional indication and no real way to avoid getting caught most of the time. Queue you being thrown into the street or the top of the basement over, and over, and over, and over again.

No tutorial, spent the first half hour trying to figure out what to do until a viewer who had seen it on another stream gave a first clue. A hint system would have been a great idea.

Putting 'Action' and 'Use' on two different controller buttons is confusing, and putting 'Pick Up' on the same button as 'Use' is even more awkward, when it is not always clear which button to use for what.

Some minor rendering / physics issues.

Since there don't seem to be any maps beyond the neighbour's house (2 floors and a basement), I would have to hazard a guess this game is also very short on content. For $6 or $7 on sale, it's probably worth a punt, but $30 is grossly overpriced and seems to be in an early beta state.

I enjoyed the game alot, but I can't recommend it because:

- Too short and linear for the price-point ($10-15 would be a decent buy price)
- Horrifically poor optimization

Be warned: on my i7-7700K and GTX 1080 Ti, this game drops frames from time to time, and every so often the frame rate grinds to a crawl (<10fps) and you have to restart the game.

Every few minutes, the gamepad response decides it wants to constantly go up and left. I tried two different Xbox One controllers, neither of which I have a problem with in any other game.

Other than that, it's very pretty, has a great soundtrack (if you like cheesy EDM which I do), and it's fun though rather easy to blast through. Replayability comes in the form of closet unlockables / hidden red rings to find / beating your own time / completing the mission (achievement) list. If this game was properly optimized and cheaper I would give it a thumbs up, but sadly I just can't recommend this in its current state.