บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย murderbits

Dear Esther is a beautiful, hour-long, melencholy, atmospheric, interactive story. The extent of your involvement in the game is pointing your first-person view in the direction you wish to move, while exploring the world around you and listening to the narrator. The exact story, itself, is open to some degree of interpretation and this is better identified as a story than a game.

It's certainly worth playing through if you find it on sale. Alternately, this was originally a very highly regarded Half-Life 2 mod, so you can certainly pursue that option if you wish to play it.

Defense Grid: The Awakening is one of the most robust and full Tower Defense games I've ever played. Contains a full voice-acted story, great looking settings and models, and some very challenging levels. It also contains a competitive angle with leader boards and alternate game-play challenges.

I'm excited to hear that Hidden Path is already working on a sequel (as well as more content for the original). They even have a Kickstarter project for it, where you can get Steam codes for this version when you support the sequel: http://kck.st/NeSvwV

If you're burned out on Tower Defense, it's worth checking this out.

This well-crafted film is for everyone. If you enjoy playing games, following the industry, support indie development, know someone who cares about these things, or even simply appreciate real stories of dedication, perseverance, heart-ache, conflict, and inspiration, you need to sit down and watch this.

There should be more documentaries like this about this subject. Despite what some publishers and massive developers may want you to think, the individuals are what make up the world of gaming and there are clever, funny, touching personalities that drive it all.

Buy it and watch it. Now.

I haven't been overly enthused about the TV show since the last episode of the first season, am getting a little tired of the same style of zombie games we keep getting, am not normally a huge adventure or point-and-click player, and have never liked the concept of "episodic content".

However, I found myself compelled by the archetypal characters and choices in the first of five bite-sized episodes (this one clocking in just over two hours). It's more interactive fiction than "game" and you'll spend more time engaged in dialogue choices than solving puzzles and clicking on items in proper order (though there's some of that).

In all, this is the first time I've been truly excited about episodic content and I can't wait for the next one. I hope this does well enough that they come back with a second season. Perhaps each season could tell a different story of new survivors in a new place, in the Kirkman Walking Dead universe.

Recommended. Especially if it's ever on sale.