Останні рецензії користувача Hekatonkheires

It's the best non-Megaman megaman game ever made. And the DLC is free for existing buyers. Plague Knight feels ridiculously slow compared to Shovel Knight until you get him and understand the unlimited platforming power of his bursts and air brakes. Specter knight is also fun, but feels more uncontrolled than Plague Knight.

What is there to say? It's Planescape: Torment for modern systems. If you have played the original, it's pretty much exactly the same with some user interface upgrades. If you haven't, it's the best plot and dialogue in video games. Pity the combat remains absolute garbage compared to Baldur's Gate 2.

Wouldn't work from installation on external drive, worked fine when moved to internal drive.

Classic point and click game, seamless button press to see what the original version looked and sounded like is wonderful. New voice acting is adequate.

It's like a Metal Gear Rising Revengeance boss rush, mixed with a bullet hell shoot 'em up with a sick electro soundtrack instead of a sick metal soundtrack.

+Comeback mechanics - You have three lives and you gain one every time you complete one phase of the enemy. You can also gain health bars from parrying enemy melee attacks.
+Bosses that force you to git gud at a particular aspect of the combat mechanics.
+Sweet art style and soundtrack.
+Normal difficulty is extremely punishing but not unconquerable. Furier difficulty is....kind of nuts, though.
-The forced close combat sections are a bit janky compared to normal gameplay, you move really slowly. Enemy area of effect attacks are shown by holograms, but you generally need precognition or prior knowledge to avoid them after the first three bosses.
-Some bosses have way too many phases. (E.G: The Burst, who will kill you repeatedly in the later stages but whose first 2-3 stages are trivial. She has six. And if you lose all your lives, you have to repeat all of them again. And again. And again.)
-Occasional visual slowdown and audio stuttering.

+ The music is really good, particularly the boss music. You will be hearing a lot of that.
+ It's like a mostly-2D cutesy Dark Souls.
+ Controls are mostly very tight, the only weird thing I noticed was sometimes accidentally firing a second skill after using a charged skill. If you get hit, it's probably your fault.
+ Bosses are all sufficiently unique that it feels good to die to them over and over again until you learn their patterns and beat them into the ground.
- Level scaling and equipment levels' effects are ridiculous. It seems like either the designers or programmers didn't know how much damage a boss should do or take. After spending ten minutes grinding a few levels or finding weapon or armour upgrades, a boss can go from doing 20 damage a hit and taking 50 a hit to doing 8 damage and taking 100. It doesn't take that long to grind, but it's make-work and is frustrating when you just want to beat the ♥♥♥♥ out of the boss on a balanced playing field. It also feels pretty lame when you enter a new area and are suddenly doing 1 damage a hit to enemies that look almost identical to the ones you have been pulping before.
- No auto/turbofire function for Hugo, the projectile-spamming character. I gave up on him after an hour when I decided damaging my hands was not worth it. Edit: I actually finished the game on nightmare with Hugo using the steam controller menu to set a button to turbofire.
- Puzzles are mostly formulaic and consist of find x item and bring it to y location. Potentially cool stuff like the Mask of Eyes which lets you see and interact with hidden objects while blinding you to living creatures is used only a few times in the entire game.
- Plot is completely ignorable. Villains like power, heroes like the power of friendship. News at ten.

It's a great game, but the controller support is complete garbage for the PC version. Decided to play my PS1 disc instead after spending an hour faffing around with various keyboard-controller programs with no success in stopping my controllers analog sticks from randomly inputting directions even when not bound to anything and keyboard selected ingame.

This is what Doom 3 should have been.

AHHH! CHAINSAW! THE GREAT COMMUNICATOR!

It's worth buying just for the soundtrack.

The game's pretty good, too. Terrible camera, though,

Knowing the mouse might one day hack the computerized safe and get the cheese...

It fills you with determination.

Absolutely wonderful. Beautiful graphics and level design. Excellent ninja action. Makes you feel like a combination of whichever Tenchu character you prefer and Batman. (If he killed, and hanged his victims as a warning to the rest; or caused their corpses to erupt into venomous spores or spikes or...)

Only complaint is that it is a bit too easy on the first playthrough, but that is more than rectified with the New Game+ mode that limits your vision to the direction your character is facing.

Summary: Can hang corpses from lamp-posts in order to make enemies ♥♥♥♥ themselves and shoot each other/10