Πρόσφατες κριτικές από τον greyseer1076

Empty.

This game is lacking in pretty much all aspects. Lack of content, lack of spirit, and most of all lack of fun.

Ok, I can actually accept what made both; The Stick of Truth and Fractured But Whole fun in the past, wouldn't get totally the same reaction today. And they've tried to adjust for that. The base storyline (so far) is only just barely what could be considered a South Park story.

But, even with the low entry fee (buy price) they're asking in comparison to other games, it still feels like a blatant cash grab with the lack of actual content released.

If they don't try to fix the lack of content and spirit in this game, then I see this title doing very little more then show that the franchise as a whole is well past it prime and has entered its version of the "Fat Elvis Years".

I really wanted to at the very least like this game, but there is just too many thing wrong in this game to be able to turn a blind eye to it.

Most of all it's that it is so poorly optimised for playing with a controller, instead of with mouse and keyboard. An early prime example of this is the "jump running" on curved walls in the tutorial, the camera will stay facing its original x/y/z facing instead of adjusting for motion and thus making the parkour style movement parts of the platforming elements of the game impossible to do.

The overall "janky-ness" that other reviewers have mentioned it somewhat annoying, but playing it with a controller just magnifies it tenfold to the point of stupidity.

I wouldn't even recommend buying this on sale like I did.

A victim of its own over-hype and the blind belief it was "cutting edge" on an outdated engine with immersion breaking game design (and I'm not talking about the constant loading screens).

You can definitely tell it was a game designed by American college frat boys. Because according to them, Space isn't empty, it's moons are littered with discarded beer bottles and fast food wrappers everywhere you turn and it screaming obvious that they just used the item libraries ripped from Fallout4 and Fallout76 without even bothering to try and hide it. Then there is the deserted moons with no atmosphere what so ever (both figuratively and literally), yet you can hear the howling winds sweeping around you and the echoing retort of enemy gunfire.

5 months since launch and still very little done to fix glaring mistakes and lack of any real direction.

And Space is definitely at a premium, especially on my SSD. So it "Goodbye Starfield, see you again never".

A grand waste of 120GB and $170AUD for the Premium digital edition.

!!! Seriously avoid this game !!!
Normally I would've said "Check back in 12 to 18 months to see what the Modders would have fixed by then", but even they've given up on this clunker of lemon.

Nice little puzzle game,
the voxel graphics work well,
a bit on the expensive though (with current cost of living crunch).

A nice and simple little Lego game.
Short to complete, but no real replay-ability once you've 100%.
Definitely wait for a sale or a price drop if you want this,
it's not really worth the $43AUD price tag.

Way too overpriced and the game engine feels and responds like it's 10 years out of date.

This a poor attempt to recapture the glory days of CoH and CoH2.

The Italian campaign is a badly combined mash-up of 2 separate game systems. It's slow and unwieldy at best and has an over-reliance on random generated "Vs AI" short skirmishes to pad out combat and hide the lack of actual content.

The Afirka Korps campaign is ok story-wise, but has way too few missions by CoH and CoH2 standards.

I can't recommend the game in it's current state at this price.
If you must have this game, definitely wait for it to go on Sale for a sizeable discount.

6 Month Re-visit Review:
Ok, where to start.

After the last six months, Fatshark have fixed a sizeable number of issues with the game, but the main issues with match-making still remain.
Talent trees still need some fine-tuning, but are in a better state then they used to be

And in getting to this point Fatshark burnt a lot of this goodwill of players in getting here, If they continue to least listen to player concerns and address said concerns where possible then they may just turn this around.

In this current state, I still can't recommend it, but things are improving and I'll review again at the 12 month point for final thoughts.


Original Release Review:
Way over hyped, very little delivered.

As a longtime 40K fan, I've let a lot of ♥♥♥♥ slide for half decent 40K game.
This sadly isn't even a half decent game. It looks impressive but that it, its glitchy and unstable as hell. You're lucky to 30 to 40 minutes of play before crashing out.

And most sad of all the only thing truly working as it should is the exclusive currency (irl cash) store.

To go from Vermintide 2 to this, isn't just one step backwards. It's to fall backwards down three flights of stairs and land in pile of steaming cow manure.

It's just plainly atrocious.

A nice chill-out game to pass the time with.

Huge disappointed by this title, feels more like a first-person perspective of MechCommander then a MechWarrior Mercs.
Graphics are nice but the UI / cockpit interface just doesn't feel right. Lancemate AI is terrible, friendly mech often put themselves between you and the enemy you're trying to shoot, getting themselves destroyed in the process.
Input responses are laggy when compared to other recent Mechwarrior titles, turning rates / circles are pretty much all the same regardless a what class of mech you're piloting, weapon systems are more inline with MechCommander stats the actual Mechwarrior stats. No targeted zoom, so trying for long range LRMs guidance lock is near impossible.
Looks like I'll be sticking to MechWarrior 4 for when I'm after my MechWarrior fix.

Beautifully artistic and engaging while not overly complex, only downside is that the game hasn't any real replayability to it.