llunaco 最近的评测

Disturbing. If any cartoon style game is disturbing, it's this - not in a Borderlands way, but in a gross way. Also - whoever though of using your own tears as weapons... I don't even know, maybe they need to be taken to a mental institute.

I've played it through three times on my iPad, and I really enjoy it. I'm not too sure what I think of the PC port, but it works well and I haven't found any flaws. I'd play the whole thing through again on the PC if they actually bought the DLC to the PC, but as it stands I believe it is only available on iOS - and I can't update it anymore, so I'm stuck with never playing it.

I like this game, it'll probably be pretty fun when it comes out in full release, but for now I'll just stick with Terraria because the progression in Edge of Space was ridiculously slow when I tried it.

I could make the joke that pretty much everyone will - and has, millions of times made - but no. I'm not going to lie, I started with Portal 2, and I loved it. When I finally got around to playing Portal, I sped through it - not really as difficult as Portal 2, but I enjoyed the story despite knowing it already. If you haven't played Portal already, you should.

I've completed this game on xbox, I enjoyed it a lot - it's free, you can kill as many things as you want and you are insanely powerful. Destroy idiots, go on.

Pass the whiskey.
PASS THE WHISKEY.
PASS THE WHISKEY!
That's the game, people. Enjoy.

Pretty much CoD with TF2 silliness levels. The silliness isn't enough for me to enjoy it though, there are too many micro-transactions and little kids trying to direct their team on what to do when they clearly don't understand themselves. Could've been better, but I don't really want to say it's bad because I don't really hate it - I just wouldn't play it much. Plus it's free, so there's no reason not to try it really.

Like dipping your balls in honey and sitting on an ant hill. Yet somehow extremely arousing.

I'm at the stage where I'm not quite sure whether or not I like this game. I don't regret buying it - I only paid 99p for it, but I very rarely decide to play it and when I do I just get frustrated at the people in it who seem to not know how to play FPS games at all. On the rare occasion that I end up in a lobby with players that can shoot in the right general direction, it's a fun time - dinosaurs die, we level up, etc, but it's always the same Call of Duty-esque play - you're just doing to same thing every time, on a different map with perhaps some different guns and perks. It's not something I see myself playing a lot, but I'd recommend it to anyone who can get it cheap to try it out.

Fun, I pretty much played the game solid until I finished it as it wasn't that long, then went on to grab the rest of the achievements. Replayability depends on whether or not you want to go for achievements or if you are the type of person to download custom maps from the Steam Workshop. It has nice mechanics and looks neat too. I'd recommend it, and give it a 8/10 for what it is.