merc 最近的評論

+ Good story
+ Great graphics
+ Fun musou-esque combat with multiple servants + different sword stances for the MC similar to Nioh
+ Great OST
+ Multiple endings if you're into playing through more than once (True Ending is in NG+)
+ Digressions were great, plus you got to spend more time with the servants

- Personally the leyline sections were cool at the start but felt more like a chore the further I got
- Shell breaking can be a bit of a pain

The game Battlefield 2042 wishes it was.

Apart from minor graphical issues, this game is a great single player experience. The exploration is engaging, the lightsaber combat feels both powerful and very fluid. I enjoyed every single minute I spent in this game, definitely would recommend to any Star Wars fans or people that are into Souls-likes!

A very fun and hectic slasher, reminds me of the dopamine rush I used to get while playing Hotline Miami. The art style is gorgeous and the story is interestingly gripping. Definitely would recommend to any fan of dystopian settings, 80s synthwave and satisfying combat.

If you ever wanted to zoom around a monster and cave it's head in with a giant bagpipe while simultaneously playing J.C.Bach's Symphony in G minor, then this game is for you!

The best nazi slaughter simulator!

After finishing Human Revolution, I instantly went ahead and bought Mankind Divided. This game is beautiful and at it's core still remains a very solid Deus Ex game. I was taken aback by the devs choice of removing bosses (except the final one) and instead giving the player more challenging gameplay, which I found very fun. QoL changes such as weapon modification on the go, changes to hacking devices, hacking itself, biocells/stimpacks were very nice to see.

If you finished Human Revolution, I think you should do yourself a favor and try Mankind Divided as well. Very solid game.

After a long time, this game managed to suck me in for its entirety and I loved every second of it. Albeit the DLC felt a bit boring due to the numerous times I had to backtrack. Ultimately, I would recommend this game to anyone willing to dive deep into a great Sci-fi RPG Title.

Well, here we are at the end of the grand journey. The STORM series decided to go out with a bang. Many praises to CyberConnect2, honestly their work especially in STORM 4 with the cinematic aspects and boss battles in anime format is second to none. You can see a clear gradual step up in quality throughout the series. The story mode itself is short as it covers only the 4th Great Ninja War, but I decided to be a masochist since I love Naruto so much, I decided to S rank every single story mission. It was a decent challenge, even though I spent many retries on some particular segments. I wasn't really a big fan of having 90% and above HP for S ranks, but what can you do. Compared to STORM 2 which gave out S ranks like candy, this really put me to the test. One thing that was surprising to me is that free-roaming is now non-existent as STORM 4's approach to story is now fully episodic. They separated the "free roaming" portion to the Adventure mode, but honestly it's not really worth to play in my opinion. It was unnecessarily dumbed down compared to previous versions and it doesn't really give you anything extra anyway. All in all, I really enjoyed replaying STORM 4 again after all these years and same as Naruto himself, this game will always have a special place in my heart. A truly amazing game to end the series on. (We don't talk about Connections in this household).

Road to Boruto DLC:
Road to Boruto is an okay DLC. The story basically covers the entirety of Boruto: Naruto the Movie which is one of my favorite arcs in Boruto right next to The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring. This DLC makes the Adventure mode segment somewhat more bearable than the STORM 4 Adventure mode, but it's still nothing to write home about. Other than that, mechanically it's just STORM 4 with new characters.

Stunning visuals, fluid and tight gameplay. Even though it's in Early Access it feels like an already finished product. Looking forward to seeing more!