The Gaming Archaeologist 最近的评测

A real fun free game that blows others out of the water! Not only due to the higher quality than any other I've come across in the past, but you can have a lot of fun going in both solo or in a team and I enjoy grinding too.

Another positive I enjoyed was using my controller, as I often do for third-person action games. Especially as you can go around with all kinds of combat style due to the massive selection of weapons and warframes that you can craft, soon discovering what you prefer and even set up your own template, like I did for grinding out components and stuff using certain pets, warframe and weapons that increase drop-rates.

I was surprised to find that it was on the Nintendo Switch too, but sadly I can't link both of the accounts anymore: https://youtu.be/wakfYc3pFAQ Regardless, still a lot of fun and I have really loved my time with this game too.

Here's a game that has become a real addiction to me, but at the same time has been a hell of a lot of fun!

I got into the game through a friend of mine who I often hang out with every Sunday and we talk about the history of weapons often, so this game really fits. Not to mention the idea of certain tanks coming up against others that they never once faced in history. Not to mention, I do love building up the tech tree, unlocking new vehicles and getting to explore the history and interesting calibres certain tanks have.

Tanks is one mode I love playing and having fun with and I have gone around and trying different modes like the planes and such, though, the most fun I had was the battleships in realistic mode. I thoroughly enjoyed calculating where I should fire next, taking note on how much closer I got to the ship I was targeting and having fun attempting to take down those ships with the sub-chaser or torpedo boats. I've made a few "David and Goliath" moments where I managed to either take down or cripple the battle ships with a tiny boat, though I have been blown up far more times too.

I also have many fun clips that I've recorded with the in-build video capture: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_xJYOkBv0G6B9TCHZtqyYFIZ4fNn3vnY&si=eZIiD1cX7fWlUsJi

I do love those funny moments you can get and even moments that make me feel really clever when I've managed to take out several tanks in one unit, but often I do get destroyed from my own hubris. So I'd certainly recommend it as it is a free game.

Now to cover the thing that can't be forgotten. the freemium economy. The game has it where you have to pay to repair your vehicles with Silver Lions, the currency used for buying upgrades and so on, which you do get at a fairly good build, however, the golden lions are the premium currency that can be used to buy your own unique vehicles, though I feel it isn't a "pay to win" as with patience, you can very easily defeat a premium player, though I never have an idea who is premium as the vehicles can be received for free from competitions and such. I still enjoy it and certainly like to dip in every now and then to blow off some steam.

Again I decided to try and go through my list to try and find some short games to fill up, though this game ended up not being that short and stayed up past midnight to get all of the endings, including the one I feel should be the correct ending.

The game is a visual novel where you play a frustrated guy in college who can't seem to land the girl of his dreams, but he ends up getting involved in two girls who were fighting each other to the death and it's revealed that he's the reincarnation of Zeus and they're the decedents of the gods Aphrodite and Athene who have hunted him down to make him choose to marry one of them and then ascend to Godhood together.

With what I know about Greek Mythology, this makes it kind of creepy as both were his kids, but quite honestly, there's a lot of that, that went on in greek mythology and more so it's not like the idea is the worst or more disgusting.

You have a path that leads to a romance with one of these five girls or even all of them for a secret ending which, imo, makes sense considering Zeus was well known to spread his seed everywhere and whilst taking on all kinds of forms of either people, animals or inanimate objects.

The game itself is completely free and there's a solution to have the [CG scenes uncensored for your pleasure ;) https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/app/348540/discussions/0/3367027831301358015/

The story itself is fun, though I feel only one of the girls deserves to be the wife, being Taka the Childhood friend which, as sterotypical as it may come off as, they're the one that actually love you unconditionally and not if you do this, that or the other.

The scenes are pretty good, especially for a free game and certainly recommend it for any who wants a kind of goofy, but also hot dating sim that costs nothing.

This is one of those games I know very well from a certain website that sells all kinds of lewd games out there of differing varying quality. This is one of the much weaker games with not a great amount of variety in what you do and is pretty mind-numbingly boring. The lewd CGs aren't even that good, I feel as I have played ones with far better, if limited, CGs.

There's better even on steam, let alone other websites so I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on this one.

This DLC has a few issues with it imo. It ends up stepping on a few modders toes in regards to things like "The Mechanist" (in regards to the popular mod "WTH: What The Hack?!") and the ability to finally have children (which had been added from other mods before hand, along with a complexity of inherited traits) however, the developers added their own twists on these things like the mechanist having limited bandwidth and the kinds of mechanoids that have such specialised roles.

The big major addition is the genes and how they work along with machines to help create, extract and combine different genes along with growth vats to age your children up, allowing you to have a playthrough where you can create a race of super-beings or even use these genes to solve issues of colonists who might be weak in certain areas or boost the abilities of one who is already strong in those areas instead.

Again, another great DLC with so many possibilities and also many additions added via the modders too.

Sadly I don't have any videos of me streaming me playing with this specific DLC.

Ideology had added so much to this game and was really worth it due to all the fun and incredible additions that it not only helps make your colony truly unique and yours, but, has instantly added more creativity for the modders out there adding bits missing or not thought of by others and the creators.

Showing and demonstrating Ideology, plus additions from mods: https://youtu.be/FQ06v7SHVbI

Ideology adds a belief/political system to the game that you can use to reinforce faith and even create ways to make your playthrough more or less difficult, without either adding over-powered monsters and groups, making you an enemy to all or have your raid rating and frequency increased. It's a different and more fair kind of self-imposed difficulty through the use of what they call "memes" and "precepts" to make a truly custom ideology that governs your people and even having a fluid one that evolves and changes over time.

For an example, here are a few:

Animal personhood: Animals have rights as humans do. (No eating meat, but boosts to animal taming and harvesting too)

Tunneler: Humans ought to live underground, and enjoy the succulent fruit of the depths. (You gain benefits from living under the mountains and eating mushrooms, but negatives from being out on the surface like the views of dwarves in many fantasy stories)

Tree connection: Trees are the essence of life, and we must be near them. (Bonuses to farming and such, though negative to cutting trees and using wood to build is far easier than harvesting, making and building stone structures)

Cannibal: We must consume human flesh. (Like I reverse of the animal personhood, but often, your colonists get upset is they eat even one meal that doesn't contain any human meat in it. EVERY meal must have long pork on it!)

Transhumanist: Human progress means merging with technology. (For those who want to go full bionic, get boosts to research and unique buildings to reverse and enhance colonists)

Flesh purity: The human body should not be debased. (Kind of the opposite of Transhumanism. Loving pure human bodies but hating any kind of prosthetic)

Raider: The strong should take from the weak. (It's required that you commit raids)

Proselytizer: It is our duty to spread our beliefs. (You can passively change someone's ideology without having to arrest them)

High life: Exotic states of mind are central to a good life. (For all of your stoners, maaaaaaaaaan)

Supremacist: Our people should dominate all others. (We are the one true race!)

Loyalist: We stand for our own before others. (For those who don't want to go as far as supremacy, but still focus on the idea that your colony is the one true colony)

There are so many more that I can't cover here without making this review far too long, not to mention the many more that have been added with mods and the later DLC, Biotech.

Precepts are more flexible rules, allowing things like cannibalism, insectoid meat and such to be liked or hated, but at a lower priority instead. Again, huge amount of extras given through the modding community that I'm not certain I am accurate in separating what ones are vanilla or not.

Another major improvement is ofcourse, the Garulian Tree. Much like the anima tree in the previous DLC, this one is a unique tree with it's own abilities, however, it's a tree that you can psychically link your colonists to and in return for clipping and maintaining the tree a couple of hours every day, it produces small creatures and grows bigger in size. These creatures are called dryads and they can be shaped into different types that have all kinds of uses.

Some can be warrior castes, haulers or produce resources passivly like wood, berries and even seeds for even more trees to spread all over the map and allow for more colonists to get bound to these trees as each tree has a limit of colonists to mentally link to and the cap never rises, so it's best to get more trees.

On the surface the mod seems pretty simple, but allowing so much choice allows you to have fun with all kinds of colonies that you can make. A group of cannibalistic nazis or maybe cyberpunk nudist tree lovers or hell, in my case, I made a group which ends up with a very rude shortening: https://youtu.be/_uDXMe-jQKY

As you can see, lots of fun can be achieved with this and it's totally worth the price to add to the main game!

The first expansion to Rimworld added the Shattered Empire who can reward you by giving you psylinks that allow you to gain and improve your mental powers through meditiation and gain new abilities that can cause a variety of positive things, however, they will become more lovers of the fine things in life as they climb the hierarchy of nobility. Requiring lavish and expensive throne rooms and bed rooms the higher up the rank they go, but also gain favour that can be used to call in resources, mercenaries and other things. Including a free ride off the planet creating a new potential game-ending path for you to take.

Just a bit of my gameplay below: https://youtu.be/dfkEPMPItSo

One of my most fun games that I'd been playing on and off for a very long time! Despite the number of hours that I have put into the game, I've still not finished it, often because I either mess up in regards to resources, get my ass kicked from a raid or something else happens that makes me just give up and attempt another start up. Mostly I save scum anyway, but it also helps to start up again when you download as many mods as I do!

The game itself is a colony management game, similar to other games that are similar to games like Dwarf Fortress, which is often referenced and other similar type games.

The basic vanilla story/starting you can choose gives you three space explorers crash down to the named world, RimWorld. The goal now being to set up a home, build up enough technology and resources to create a new space ship and then launch off to escape the planet!

Thanks to the developers being such cool people and being so supportive and welcoming of the modding community that the number of mods is close to limitless! Mods that give new wildlife, skills, objections, weapons, technologies, game mechanics and completely new endings making RimWorld become your own blank canvas for whatever you wish to do with this world. Do you wish to simply leave this world or stay and attempt to unlock the Archonexus? Maybe you don't want to leave at all but create a empire of your own and wipe out all other groups? Maybe abuse the tribals to take part in your unethical butchery and removing their organs to sell for huge profit.

There's even mods to set your colony up as a hospitality centre where you make money by renting out beds and selling all kinds of items to the guests and any others who might come passing by. It's insane the amount of stuff you can do in this and how fun and valid any play style you choose can be achieved.

It's a game I love and still play on and off (until I get my PC back, it'll be off for the moment) and the DLC that's been released so far has only just added to the game and brought some real tangible mechanics that others have built upon in mods too, but I'll cover those individually in the DLC listings.

Here's a stream where I was experimenting with the Twitch Toolkit, allowing viewers to interact with the game on stream and make it that much more crazy and fun! https://youtu.be/dfkEPMPItSo

Another multiplayer game that friends of mine got me to try out with them and deciding it might be fun with friends and good way to get more streaming content I agreed and had a lot of fun with it!

One of the major issues to start is no naturally intergrated chat so that you have to use other sources, however, they've added that and it's part of the base game. Same with fan-made modes like "Hide-and-seek" where you know who the killer is, but you are in permanent dark mode (like when the lights are disabled) and you run around, attempting to get all the tasks done and finish your missions before he comes and gets you!

The additions to the game are interesting as you can now have random classes, one of which can use vents and then cause confusion among everyone since you have no idea if they were really one of those classes or perhaps the killer. Other classes have interesting abilities, like a killer who replicates appearance of someone they killed or the medical officer who has a portable device that can monitor the life-signs of the entire crew in real time, but has limited uses and many more that I can't quite remember.

The game has evolved and become a hell of a lot more fun than when it first appeared and became an absolutely massive hit to the point that it's become a permanent part of pulp culture at this point!

Imitators have come and gone, but I've yet to find one better or even has good as this one.

Gameplay of me and my knucklehead friends killing each other: https://youtu.be/OpRj7QBFYEY

A very fun survival horror game that, despite trailers suggestions, is more combat heavy, closer to RE4 and 6 than the classic Silent Hill games.

I'll explain in a little more detail. You start out attending to an emergency and the police have been wiped out already and you need to take down a dangerous patient at this asylum, but things all immediately start going wrong and strange with the world getting more and more warped.

Your first bit in the game you are trapped and unarmed in the same room as a crazy chainsaw-wielding psycho that you have to hide from and escape back into an elevator and get the hell out of there! It's very scary as you cannot defend yourself and gives me a retro feel to the RE and Silent Hill games.

However, after this you generally face your enemies in the same way as RE4 and RE6, shooting enemies down with a variety of different weapons, which are all pretty fun going from the conventional like pistols and shotguns to one of the really cool and crazy ones being a crossbow with many mechanical parts and the ability to shoot lightning or explosive harpoons!

There's also a mysterious location you get to go to, to level up your abilities, gained from some random green goo that enemies drop, that you use in a way like exp when applying it to either your stats or many different weapons.

The monsters are very creepy and evoke that horror of those classic genres it leans heavily on and the combat is fun and memorable, though I feel the characters are pretty weak and generic.

Gameplay/Stream: https://youtu.be/ntDPneCdgQE