Seeds 最近的评测

Here's a game with an interesting premise that falls flat.

Gunplay is wonky, ADS is hard to control (and seems pointless anyway).

Combat is, well, boring.

Enemies have rudimentary AI that's easy to overcome. Human enemies tend to stick behind cover with their heads sticking out and stationary, making them easy one-shot kills.

The constant werewolves are easy to take out with automatic fire, and if you have trouble with a minotaur, use a flamethrower.

Ammunition is more than abundant, meaning that, even if you didn't have super-human accuracy, you'd still not run out.

Constant "hold button to open door" prompts severely interrupt the flow of gameplay and probably are a result of consolitis, the press-and-hold prompts being a way to allow consoles to catchup on load times.

Multiplayer is Gamespy-reliant, and thus non-existant.

Also, there's a bug in the last elevator that causes you to fall through the floor, either killing you or leaving you falling forever.

Since the devs won't fix it (claim they can't fix it), here's a solution I had to find.

Open PandoraInput.ini
Change Bindings=(Name=”PageDown”,Command=”dummy”) to Bindings=(Name=”PageDown”,Command=”walk“)
Change Bindings=(Name=”PageUp”,Command=”dummy”) to Bindings=(Name=”PageUp”,Command=”ghost“)

When you fall through the floor of the elevator, hit PageUp to go into noclip (ghost) mode, then follow the elevator. Get out of noclip mode when you catch up with it (PageDown).

What should have been an amazing game with an excellent premise turned out to be about seven hours of just "meh" gameplay with an ending that has no resolution and promises a sequel we'll probably never see.

If you see it for 50 cents, consider it, but only if you have nothing else to play in your library.

Game seems to be completely unable to start due to requiring the installation of out-of-date PhysX and other drivers.

After dropping PhysX.dll into the game's main directory, I'm able to get the game window to not instantly close (and therefore able to get enough time to write a review, but the game is stuck with a "Fatal Error!" message: NxCreatePhysicsSDK() failed! Make sure you have the correct PhysX version installed."

So, I'm just going to let this sit, get my Steam cards, and never worry about this game again.

Marauder/Man of Prey is not for everyone.

If you like hard strategy games like E6 Brigade and Silent Storm, if you like the idea of using ammo as currency (a la Metro) if you like gritty Soviet ruin and the pending end of the world, then get in here, Stalker, and enjoy this game.

The tactics are deep, the gameplay is challenging while still being beatable, and the story is interesting and amusing enough to make you want to stick with it.

In one mission you're getting back at someone who double-crosses you. Another you're fighting off an entire block's worth of neighbors, another you're doing work to trade for a machinegun to place in your house.

Also, check the forums to see how to set the camera to freelook. It will make your enjoyment much MUCH better.

And watch out for dogs.

Another disappointment from Tim Schafer and DoubleFine. What's going on out there?

Anyway, the game: sluggish controls, uninteresting puzzles, no real sense of... oomf, really. It's a game in the most basic, mechanical sense, but it just feels... lacking.

All in all, pass this one over for something more interesting.

This game is primarily centered around a horde mode idea (Killing Floor, The Club), but, the main game mode has no players anymore, so the only thing to do is solo custom missions.

This also means you can't see any of the story, which means you also can't unlock the two joke items, the banana and hair dryer.

The music is terrible (turn it off first thing). The loading credit screens can't be skipped (a holdover from when its console version needed the loading time, I'm sure), and the mouse control in the menu is very poorly handled.

In short, you're stuck with a mediocre, time-based solo arena shooter.

Other thoughts: Someone did a very poor job porting this from console, and it shows.

As of 29 August 2014: 0 players online, 0 servers online.

I suppose if you wanted to get a group together to play this you could, but you'll literally need to bring your own players.

Real shame, too, this seems like it could be a fun game.

Eh, meh. Got it for $2.50 during Summer 2014 Sale.

It's worth about that much. The combat up through the third island has been, well, boring.

The tutorials still reference the Xbox controls, but the game's not terribly complex, anyway.

The interface (especially the inventory) could use a rework.

The voice acting is mediocre.

The Hunger/Thirst/Sleep system is barely noticeable.

All in all, it's a very weak entry in the Diablo-clone genre.

If you can get it thrown in with a trade, or for $2 like I did, it might be worth your time, but all in all there are better games you could be playing instead of this.

It's not ready yet.

Like a lot of early access games, there's a lot of potential, but the end product is not there yet.

Just wait for now.


Edit: Aaaaand it never will be. This is one of the games that caused me to stop kickstarting things.

Best. Sidescroller. Ever.

Best soundtrack ever.

If you haven't played this, you're wrong.

Well, I'd love to playe this game, but it can't seem to auto-detect my screen resolution, leaving me with a blank screen.

I found the engine.ini file and found I could kind of get it to work if I changed the VideoMode setting to zero, but the edges of the screen went off the side.

When I asked on the Steam forums for a list of resolutions for the videomode option, they deleted my post.