MysticPizza 最近的评测

Been using Movavi Video Editor since the 2022 release (back and forth between stand alone release and Steam versions) - I like that you can buy to keep on Steam, which from what I can tell, you can't do with the retail box version (subscription only).

I come from a background with Final Cut Pro, Premier Pro and DaVinci Resolve, now while these certainly are a lot more stacked with features, they do come at a much higher cost and huge learning curves, recently I gutted my workflows to start again, I want software that is simple and intuitive and Movavi knocks it out of the park for ease of use and simple design anybody can understand.

The 2025 version is the best one yet, everything feels smoother and more responsive.

If you are looking for something hardcore, then Movavi may be a little on the easier side, but if you need video editing software that is pick up and go for any type of project, I cannot recommend it enough.

POE2 is (so far) taking the ARPG format and pushing it forward with some genuinely cool shifts that move it slightly closer to a souls-like experience, it's tougher, leaner and meaner - However, it is surprisingly much easier for newcomers to grasp than POE1, in my opinion.

It looks slick, the sound design is on point and, a few launch day early access bugs aside - Runs super well.

Controller support is miles better than POE1, and you can tell the GGG devs have designed the game with solid controller support in mind, I'll go as far to say it feels way better on controller than M&KB.

If you like ARPGs, it's a no-brainer. Those on the fence, well the game will be free to play after early access so you do you.

Super polished, plays well and a tonne of fun. a genuine Overwatch .. rival.

Delta Force is like getting an UberEats burger that arrives late and a bit cold, it's.. fine, but nothing memorable.

For all the hate BF 2042 got, it is miles better in it's current state.

The flow of death back into combat feels way too sluggish and found myself looking at the timer begging for the game to end so I could play something more fun, also listening to dying groaning dudes squirming on the ground more than actually doing any meaningful game-play tactics got old.. fast.

Look, it's Free2Play so give it a whirl, you might have more fun than me.

Absolutely worth to support the devs of this amazing game / tool, the aesthetics are super cute too!

Really cool bunch of stuff, especially if you enjoy the art and music. One of the bigger support pack offerings I have come across, worth the purchase (and supports the devs!)

Fast, fluid and fun. the music is dope and the dev team (like on Dead Cells) is super awesome and receptive to feedback! Windblown is gonna pop off in no time.

Brutally hard, the music slaps. 11/10

Pax Dei is a strange one, you'll either love it or hate it in the current state it is in.

If you are after a pretty chill crafting and building sim with a steep grind for mats set in a genuinely very pretty world, then this might be up your alley. I don't normally play games like this, but I like the very laid back vibe of it. Community is super friendly too and something about seeing a mountainside littered with player created buildings is kinda awesome - Actually gives me Ultima Online vibes (if it were made in unreal engine).

Watch some people playing the game or YouTube videos to see if it is right for you, it has a long way to go but the promise is there for something really good.

It's more road and scenery for ETS2, what more could you need?