WarriorDan 最近的評論

Western 1849 is the perfect definition of a budget title.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UGVDwEy9Ns

Pros:
-Fun albeit simplistic point-and-click arcade shooter mechanics.
-A large variety of fun powerups and modifiers.
-Surprisingly extensive upgrade system.
-Easy-to-use duck-and-cover system.

Cons:
-Limited number of playable maps.
-Voicelines and sound effects excessively repeated.
-Excessive grind-based progression.

Renzo Racer is a mixed bag.

Review video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rToRwCIk7aw

Pros:
-Decent map design and fairly large selection of playable maps.
-Fun powerup pickups.
-Decent character model quality.

Cons:
-Simplistic UI
-Poor optimization
-Braindead AI

Few games in the 2D fighting genre manage to actually be fun and engaging to play, but Brawlhalla definitely stands above the rest. Really fun, distinct characters, simple but beautiful levels, and in-match weapons and items that feel somewhat balanced, not just insta-kill material. If you're looking for a free Steam version of Super Smash Bros, this here is your best bet. There are ingame microtransactions, allowing you to buy additional characters, but no loot boxes or deceptive microtransactions as far as I can see.

This game is an unredeemable mess that openly deceived its crowdfunding backers, created outragously priced backing tiers, and ultimately failed to meet any of its planned major content update goals. While not the absolute worst game I've ever seen here on Steam, it is a miserable embarrassing excuse of a game, one that could have, in the right hands, have been something truly special. For more specifics, check out my full video review done below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8KHECZgk_w&lc

I actually found this game quite enjoyable, for what it offers. I do think at this point, it did leave Early Access sooner than it should have. The game still feels a bit lacking in terms of content, although it is a lot more polished and more feature-complete than previously. The developers have promised free additional DLC missions and modes, in addition to an in-game cosmetic microtransaction marketplace, however these things have yet to be added.

That said, the gameplay is solid, the visuals are modestly impressive, and there is decent enemy type variety, enough to keep you going and enjoying the game for at least a couple of hours easily. To any potential buyers, I do recommend this game, but I would advise that it is still essentially an Early Access title, despite what its store page may claim to the contrary.

The Padre is a decent horror/puzzle game, with solid voice acting, and a refreshing return to gothic horror themes, which is not commonly seen in most modern horror games. However it does currently suffer from occasionally low quality cutscenes, especially early on in the game, and an odd mobile-like design for the UI, as well as an over-reliance on third-party references and easter eggs, in place of a stronger focus on its own original story.

Given its status as an early access game, it is very likely these issues could be addressed at some point down the road during the early access period, but they are worth mentioning.

The developer does seem passionate about their work on the game, so I am very hopeful for the future of The Padre, and cautiously recommend it as a game to invest in now, as community support is what will help games like The Padre evolve and improve over time.

I strongly recommend NOT buying this game.

The game is essentially an incomplete mess, with very buggy gameplay, horrible in-game design, and the developers are incredibly hostile and toxic towards their community.

Any criticism, legitimate or not, will be met with forum bans and childish insults.
It is common for the dev team to delete forum threads criticizing their game in an attempt to hide all visible criticism.

Also, if the developers dislike your criticism, or suspect you of buying the game via a third-party site, even if that's not the case, they will revoke your access to their game.

Strongly recommend NOT buying this game.

UPDATE: The developer did grant me back access to the game, following an interesting private conversation, but then reached out again a day later, hurling vulgar insults and threatening to take away my key again, if I didn't agree to help them silence criticism from a friend of mine, who was having seperate but similar issues with them. I responded by telling them that if they had a problem with my friend, then they needed to handle that themselves. I don't tell my friends what to say or think, it's their opinion, and I'm not going to work with a developer interested in trying to force them into silence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmgwaHVbsMU

Hitman is a very interesting game, with a wide variety of equipable weapons, disguises, and playable environments.

While I recommend my full review video above for my complete breakdown of the game, episode by episode,
here's a few of the simple pros and cons:

Pros

-Strong focus on stealth gameplay. Patience and skill are both required in equal measure here.
-A wide range of elimination options for most, although not all, of your assasination targets.
-Fantastic graphics.
-NPCs react fairly realistically, with some exceptions.

Cons

-A few of the levels can feel tedious and unrewarding at times. Bangkok especially.
-Once enemies begin searching for you, it can take a long time for them to finally go away. While this may be realistic, I don't need or want my games to be this realistic, to the point that I have time to watch a YouTube video while I hide in a closet, waiting for them to go away.
-There can be a lot of sudden framerate drops with little warning, especially in areas where NPCs are densely populated. I run off of a NVIDIA 970 graphics card, and even I would drop as low as around 35-40 fps during some instances.

For my full opinions, feel free to open my video above, but suffice it to say Hitman is a worthy contender for people looking to buy a decent open-world stealth game. Definitely a more interesting experience than Metal Gear Solid V offered, in my own opinion.

https://youtu.be/lpQOQdTy_sQ

While I was more than a bit skeptical when first launching the game, Serial Cleaner is one of those few games this years that honestly took me by surprise, in terms of underestimating its quality. It's by no means a perfect game, but features a really unique concept and lot of really interesting gameplay mechanics. Both the game's art style and gameplay manage to feel the same: Simplistic without being boring.

Pros:
-Great artstyle.
-Detailed environments.
-Challenging gameplay that revolves heavily around strategy and timing.
-Funny sound effects.

Cons:
-Some levels, such as the newspaper building level, offer too few hiding places, and can feel too linear in design,
while others are wonderfully open-ended.
-The movement speed of the police feels too punishing, and should be adjusted so they start off slower, but built up speed, giving the player a second or two to hide before the police are able to run at superhuman speeds, as they do now.
-The player's ability to distract police is limited exclusively to re-locating bodies or crime scene items. In the future, there should be additional ways to very briefly distract police. In short, a high-risk high-reward tool.

Overall:
A very fun, enjoyable game, that could easily become addictive, assuming it receives some mild re-balances and small gameplay improvements.