RPG Gamer Man 最近的評論

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the game Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered. This game includes the dlc that the original game also had, and has some visual improvements from the original complete edition.

There are several improvements compared to the original version of the game versus the remastered edition. Many facial animations have been redone, and motion capture done for other character models. The cost was 10 dollars US more for the remaster versus the original one. Although many people have complained about the price not being worth it for the minor improvements.

The story is as good as the original one was, and is a great science fiction RPG. IF you never played it personally, I suggest playing as one of those games you need to try before you die to play at least once. The story is very good for a rpg, even up there with what I would consider a masterpiece rpg. With the mysterious setting of the world and learning about it as the player plays through the game makes it even more fun. One issue people had originally with the remaster is it required you to sign into the PSN network. This was removed when I played the game, so players no longer have to worry about this issue.



PROS:

- A great science fiction rpg. A interesting story to follow thru the eyes of the main character and find out what happen to the world.

- A beautiful world to explore that is open world.

- A great soundtrack to play the game too. The music is very good.

- The forced PSN network sign in was removed off the game. It is optional now and gets you a couple free armors in the game.

- Works on windows 11 operating system.

- I used a switch ZEN PRO controller. Other than the buttons were showed wrong, it worked fine.


CONS:

- I ran into strange audio errors. For example, sometimes the voice lines would cut out, or the music in certain areas would cut off and keep repeating itself until i turned off the game and turned it back on. I only found one other person who ran into this issue posted on the forum. This must be a rare bug.

- I ran into some very minor popup of graphics in certain areas. Most of the time this happened in the westernmost part of the world map.



Do I recommend the game? Yes, it is a great game. Although debatable if you have the original complete edition on steam, the 10 US dollar upgrade is not really worth it. It introduced new bugs apparently in the game, such as the sound issue i personally ran into in my game. The graphics have been improved with motion capture from the original one, but if your only getting it for the graphics and looks, I suggest there are many other games out there to try. This game has a brilliant story and great soundtrack. As I said previously, it is one of those games a player will want to play at least once before they die.

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the game Rhapsody 3: Memories of Marl Kingdom. This is the third game in this series. It has story elements from the first and second games in it from different perspectives. For example, a player may play a similar scenario found in the second game, but from a minion or a evil character that is playable.

This game changes the formula again from the second game. In this game, the fighting is done in rows of players. This allows for different combination of characters and monsters to fight enemies. This also can entail using strategy. For example, using ice elemental enemies against fire enemies and light against dark. This allows the player to have 16 character at once on the field to fight enemies. The fighting is done usually with the main character, and the row characters usually do their own moves automatically. The front row character can do combo and can do specials with the row characters also.

The music is back in this version, but like the previous game, it is untranslated and only has English subtitles. Also, the leveling in this game may require grinding to fight certain bosses if the player wants to have certain characters in their team to be high enough to beat certain bosses. The other big change is the game is now split into episodes. The character can choose on the menu which episode they will play. Each one is like a separate game the player can play. Beating one episode opens the next one, and so on. Apparently there is a bonus episode after playing all the other episodes, but this bonus one has achievements, so if a player does play it, they my swell beat the bonus episode too. Anyways, here is my pros and cons list:



PROS:

- The game takes place after beating the first and second game. Without spoiling too much, it is strongly recommended if players want to play the third game, they play the first and second game in the order they are numbered. As many things in the third game take place during events from those other two games.

- Much more world building and history of the world. Playing from different perspective in each scenario shows the story from different perspectives, which can be interesting too. This game is lore heavy with history of the Marl Kingdom.

- The fighting in this game is more strategy based. Also, there can now be 16 character fighting at the same time, if the player can find enough monsters or characters to hire to fight for them. Players can also recruit monsters and use them in different episodes.

- Unlockable episodes and including a bonus episode. Only a few episodes use chapters in them.

- Works on windows 11 OS.

- Works with controllers. I used a Zen Pro switch controller.


CONS:

- The songs are not translated into English, just like the second game. There are subtitles at least.

- I experienced a bug for the last bonus episode. It messed up some characters not being able to join me in the final scenario. Instead a glitch happened where it showed distorted characters which i could not use.

- They changed the game format and this might be not favorable to some as it is different than the previous games.

- This game has a lot of grinding of levels in it. This may not be fun for everyone to power level the characters for hours to get them to certain levels.




Do I recommend the game? Yea, it is not a too hard a game but it does require some grinding. Although several things were changed from the original game and second game, this game has links to the first and second games. There is much more lore in this game, so knowing what happened in the first and second game is strongly recommended that a player has previous played them to understand the third game. The fighting in the game has changed from the second game. It is more like row fighting where the first character in the row controls the moves of the whole road. The other characters in the row may do automatic fighting moves also. There is room to have 16 characters to fight with in this game, including recruitable characters and monsters. The music is again untranslated into English, but does subtitles on the bottom of the screen. The game uses episodes that are like separate games, and when one is beaten, it opens another one. Each episode has their own main characters, but monsters that were recruited from previous episodes can be used in each episode. So the game fills in a lot of lore from the previous games, and basically concludes the series in this game. So players who tried the first two games may want to play this one last, as it involves a lot of lore from the previous games.

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the game Rhapsody 2 : Ballad of the Little Princess. This is a direct sequel to Rhapsody 1. So if a player is interested in playing them, it is very RECOMMENDED to play the first game in the series first, as there are many characters from the first game in this game. In fact almost all the puppets from the original game can be found in the second game, if a player can find them. They tend to be usually hidden in areas off the beaten path.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1866430/Rhapsody_A_Musical_Adventure/

As for the characters, these are the children of the main characters from the original game. Kururu is the child of Coronet and Ferdinand. And Creature is the child for Etolie. If you want to learn about their families more, there are hidden quests you can find that explain more about their backstories.

The fighting in the game is now pure turn based rpg. This means that unlike the first game, it has been changed to be more difficult. For example, to use puppets require money, which is called Irodium in this game. Each move done by the puppet requires money to use. So if the player does not have enough money, it makes the game even more challenging. Another change from the first game is that the game is done in chapters. This means some things found in one chapter can not be there later. For example, locations need to be told to the main characters to be found, and if missed in one chapter, the players will be locked out of that area for the rest of the game. Easy thing to do to prevent this is to visit all places all over in each chapter, and talk to every npc character in even chapter. This also prevents missing certain puppets.

The music is back from the original game, but now it is untranslated. Although there are subtitles, they will be sung in Japanese language only. There are no English versions of the songs like the original game. Unsure why the developer went this way, but perhaps they ran out of budget to make the games, or could not find the right voices to do the English versions of the songs in this game. Anyways, here is the pro and con lists:



PROS:

- A direct sequel to the original Rhapsody game. If players want to truly enjoy this game, it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED to play the original game in the series, also available on steam.

- More world building of area's and histories of the world. This makes the world feel more flushed out.

- Make sure to find the missible items and entries for the observation data and diary entries. These add more world building and can be funny if players go thru the entries and read them. They add more world building and fun to the game. There is a decent guide that explains the missing items per chapter here. It is generic enough it is pretty spoiler free. You can find the guide here:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3029966046

- Leveling up is more important in this game than the previous game. It is needed to help out in the later chapters. This makes it more dynamic when fighting, especially using money to use certain moves. The stronger the move, the more money it requires to use. This requires strategy if you want to save to buy xxx equipment or item, or use a puppet move to finish a fight easier.

- Hidden quests that add more depth to the character backstories.

- Works on windows 11 OS.

- Works with controllers. I used a Zen Pro switch controller.


CONS:

- The songs are not translated into English. I thought perhaps since the original game had English versions of the songs, this one will too. Apparently they did not either have the time to do English versions of the songs, or ran out of budget doing it. The voice lines for characters are at least in English. Note that the music does have subtitles in English.

- The method of how fighting is done has changed since the first game. No longer a "lite" tactical rpg. The game is now fully a turn based rpg. This might upset some players as the playstyle has changed from each game.



Do I recommend the game? Yea, it is not a too hard rpg. Although several things were changed from the original game, this game is a direct sequel to the original game. The children of the main heroes are the main characters now. On their own adventure, they explore the same places the original heroes did, with some areas showing changes. The fighting battle type has changed from lite tactical fighting, to full time turn based rpg fighting. The music is also untranslated in English except for subtitles, and is only voice sung in Japanese. At least the normal voice lines are done in English for the characters though. It can be hard near the end, so players need to level up their characters and puppet levels.

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the game Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure. This game was originally on PlayStation 1. This version is a recreation of that version, with updated translation from the DS version. This game also tends to not like it when you open up the steam overlay, or ALT-TAB the game. It will crash and show a black screen. This happened twice to me only when i was chatting with someone using the steam overlay in the game.

This game is a very easy tactical rpg. I would even say it is a beginner type tactical rpg. If a new player is interested in trying out a rpg tactical, then this game would be perfect for them. It is very easy and not overly difficult, even on the most difficult mode. But there are some difficult sections, not saying the game is fully a easy game. But compared to other tactical rpg's on steam, i would say this one is on the easy end of the scope.

As for the story, without going into too many spoilers, it is a about a young woman protagonist who has the ability to use her horn to talk to and befriend puppets and monsters and grant wishes to puppets. This basically the whole game, but very cutesy. There are also hidden puppets and quests to fulfill for each puppet. Depending on the player, this may require grinding on certain areas.

There are also songs that are song by each character, some silly, others serious. There are also illustrations the player can find through the game in different chests. Some of these can be miss able, so make sure to fully explore each area and sub-dungeons. These can be viewed in the gallery after finishing the game, or seeing the basic ones already opened before playing the game. Anyways, here are my pros and cons list:

PROS:

- A light hearted tactical RPG.

- Hidden quests for each puppet.

- This particular version is based off the PlayStation 1 version, not the DS version. It does include the updated translation from the DS version though.

- A great starter tactical RPG for those who want to see what the genre is like.

- Works on windows 11 OS.

- Can use a controller. I used a ZEN PRO switch controller.

CONS:

- Do not Alt-Tab the game or chat in steam chat while playing the game. This will cause the game to crash and freeze up your pc. The music will still be playing in the background. If this happens players will have to hard reset their pc to fix the issue.

- The game graphics are older, so not everyone will enjoy them. In fact in the game in more higher resolutions, players may see pixelation on many of the characters and maps.

Do I recommend this game? Yes. It is light hearted enough to be silly and somehow serious at the same time. There are many silly jokes also in the game. The music song in the game by various characters adds it's own charm, making the game like a musical. I believe the game was going for the musical thing, like movies that have music in them with characters singing, like the original beauty and the beast movie by Disney. In fact it came out around that time. I enjoyed the game, minus the crashes i had when going to alt tab or steam chat during playing the game.

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the game TRINITY TRIGGER. This is a game that is a ode to the Secret of Mana classic games. It features 3 player couch CO-OP, but only after beating 3 dungeons. Not sure why the developers made it this way, but in order to play couch CO-OP, players need to defeat 3 bosses in the early dungeons. There is no online CO-OP, but it might be possible with Steam Remote Play to play it with three people. I have not personally tested this so I cannot say if this method will work. Thank you.

This game features a mini map, three characters, and a interesting story. The maps graphics are reminiscent of early SNES games. Do not expect a nostalgia trip with the game, but it is not bad as a action rpg that emulates the older games from that era. I personally found Sea of Stars more fun, and it also includes couch CO-OP. Both games have a similar feeling to those type of rpgs. If you really want to experience that type of rpg, Chrono Trigger is on steam. It is not the best version of the game, but it is very good.

There are hidden paths and items you can find scattered around the world. I even wrote a guide to find the beast keys, which are required to unlock something on the map Lost World, which is all i say about it to keep this review spoiler free. There are also harder bosses and a true ending if you play past the credit ending.



PROS:

- A three player couch co-op rpg.

- It emulates early SNES type rpgs.

- Players can find different weapon types to equip to each character, if players can find them.

- Many side quests to finish.

- Hidden items and paths to find on maps.

- Works on Windows 11 OS.

- A controller is supported. I used a Zen Pro switch controller.


CONS:

- The DLC's force you to buy the MEGA POTION one is crap. Putting a potion behind a paywall is a crap move. As for the episode DLC's, if you like the game, there decent and add some backstory for the characters. The extra episodes and the DLC mega potion are the only ones worth it.

- Some people complained about a graphical glitch of a black line. Although i did not personally experience it in this game, i saw the same bug in the game I AM SESUNA.

- The price is expensive for the game, like all other ones nowadays. Buy it on sale if you can. If you want the extra episodes, get the deluxe edition, but be aware it does not have the mega potion permit dlc.

Do I recommend this game? If you like classic rpg styled games, then yes. Do not liken it to a classic SNES game, as although it does really try to be one, it is it's own game. It does emulate the classic Secret of Mana game formula, but some things in the game are updated. The hidden items and paths are fun to find, and some of the later bosses in the game can be challenging, especially the true ending bosses. So yea, it is a decent rpg, but do not expect a classic game type like Chrono Trigger.

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the DLC for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora called The SKY BREAKERS. This dlc is the first DLC released for Avatar game. It adds a new area, new collectibles for fauna and flora, and lets you make newer weapons and equipment. Some weapons can even be made into LEGENDARY equipment, which is much better than epic equipment. It is so adds new enemies to fight RDA enemies, and many new NPC's and side quests to interact with. Here are my PROS and CONS of this dlc. As with most dlc's, this requires the base

PROS:

- New areas to explore with new enemies and collectibles.

- Weapon and Armor can now be made to LEGENDARY status. This is one reason I would get this dlc personally.

- Adds new story elements about new clans of the avatar world and a "Olympic" style competition.

- Works on Windows 11 OS.

CONS:

- The map is not as big as the main game map.

- Players cannot access the dlc area until FINISHING the main story. The upgrades to weapons in the main questline would of helped people in main game.

- Players cannot also return to main world map until fully finishing the dlc story. Not sure why this was done, but i found it annoying, especially since some upgrades required XXX item from only places you can find in the main world map.

- Requires Base Game and Ubisoft Connect Launcher.



Apparently, this dlc originally had a bug that would not let it load, just like the other dlc, but has been fixed since then. The fact players cannot play the DLC until the main campaign story of the main game is finished is kinda annoying. I also believe people who are co-op the game need both players to finish the main campaign before playing this dlc. Should you get it? It depends, if players enjoy the game, it adds more world area and collectibles to the game. It also adds more backstory too on navi culture. I got it with the season pass on sale, as this allows you get both story dlc. Also, consider buying on sale like everything else.

NOTE: DLC's do not show amount of time played on steam.

Hello Friends,

Today I will review the DLC for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora called SECRETS of THE SPIRES. This dlc is the second DLC released for Avatar game. It adds a new area, new collectibles for fauna and flora, and lets you make customizable equips and armors for your IKRAN mount. The fact the ikran mount gets armor and weapons is awesome. It also adds new enemies to fight RDA enemies, and many new NPC's and side quests to interact with. Here are my PROS and CONS of this dlc. As with most dlc's, this requires the base game.

PROS:

- New areas to explore with new enemies and collectibles.

- Weapon and Armor for your Ikrans. This is one reason I would get this dlc personally.

- A story about the main character and their clan.

-Works on Windows 11 OS.

CONS:

- The map is not as big as the main game map.

- Players cannot access the dlc area until FINISHING the main story. The upgrades to your IKRAN and powers you learn would of helped people in main game.

- Players cannot also return to main world map until fully finishing the dlc story. Not sure why this was done, but i found it annoying, especially since some upgrades required XXX item from only places you can find in the main world map.

- It requires the Ubisoft Connect Launcher to use it, and the base game.



Apparently, this dlc originally had a bug that would not let it load, but has been fixed since then. The fact players cannot play the DLC until the main campaign story of the main game is finished is kinda annoying. I also believe people who are co-op the game need both players to finish the main campaign before playing this dlc. Should you get it? It depends, if players enjoy the game, it adds more world area and collectibles to the game. It also adds more backstory too. I got it with the season pass on sale, as this allows you get both story dlc. Also, consider buying on sale like everything else.

NOTE: DLC's on steam do not show amount of time played.

Hello friends,

Today I will review the game "AVATAR: FRONTIERS OF PANDORA". This is a Ubisoft game, so be aware it requires a third party launcher, which is also says on the actual store page, but i mention it here in case people do not see it. As for the game itself, it takes places in the Avatar world of Pandora. It also has currently 2 story dlc's and several cosmetic dlc's. While the story dlc's are worth it, i would suggest people not buying the cosmetic ones until after purchasing the game and seeing if you enjoy it. If you think the game is very expensive, wait for a sale. I purchased the the ultimate edition during a xmas sale.

Many players have complained about issues with the game constantly crashing. This is due to a nvidia program causing it. It also caused crashing issues personally to me on AC Vikings. This is why it is not prudent to have the latest graphic driver, even if the game says you need to update it. I have had the yellow square in my game, but i ignored it because i do not like to be forced to update to the most recent graphic update due to a game. I will leave this decision with you, the readers.

The game itself follows a self contained story about being a NAVI in the world of Pandora fighting the RDA. Without spoiling too much of the story, it is basically your revenge/fight the baddies game story type. The dlc stories are nice, but players will only be able to access them after fully beating the game. They add new full maps and areas. Be aware this is a Ubisoft game, so most maps will also add in collectibles and things requiring finding x to give to y quests too. Also, although the world is open world, players should be aware certain enemies will kill you faster in different areas depending on the players characters level of weapons and skills. For example, level is based off the players skills and armor and weapon stats. This is found in the equipping menu. Use this to gauge how strong the character is if the player wants to fight a certain thing.

Rewards for destroying a RDA place tend to be better for stealth types. If a player goes into guns blazing, this lowers the reward amount. The game rewards players more stealthy approach with more rewards, so the game kinda forces people to play this type. Some people are also mad you cannot play as a human. This game is from the point of view as a NAVI, so players are not playing from the view point of a human on Pandora



PROS:

- Being on Pandora thru the point of view as a NAVI, living as one and learning their culture.

- You can pet and own a Ikran. The flying creatures from the AVATAR movies.

- The story is ok, but do not expect anything groundbreaking.

- Side quests and many different areas to explore. Be aware certain areas can only be opened with the correct skills. This also includes parts of the DLC's stories.

- There is a co-op mode. I have not tried it myself.

- The world is quite beautiful to examine and explore. The last update actually added more info to the hunter's guide, which i found interesting and a great addition to the game.

- The story DLC's add new maps and area's, but you need to fully beat the main story to access them.


CONS:

- It requires Ubisoft Connect third party launcher. Many people do not like things like this.

- It has a store in the game itself that tries to up sale you on cosmetics and such. As i said previously, only buy the story dlc's, i do not think the cosmentics ones are worth it in my personal opinion.

- It can cause save errors. I have read reports of this on the forum. I never happen to me because i made sure to load Ubisoft connect first, then load the game thru steam. This way seems to prevent your save being lost. If you get a failed error synching, try when you want to quit the game, exit to the menu first the game, then wait a minute, and exit the game to desktop. This also prevented cloud synch issues for me too. IF not keep retrying to save the cloud manually on the screen.

- Update 14 changed how co-op is played. I have not experienced this myself, but players on the forums have mentioned how the second co-op player can no longer pick up stat increasing items. According to Ubisoft itself, this was because people were abusing it to have overpowered NAVI players and allowing playes to get get free cosmetics faster.

- A Ubisoft open game. People are getting burnout for these types of games, so that is why i am putting this on a negative point. If this happens to you, move on to a different genre that is not open world. Then come back to these types of games. I found this keeps my interest up on open world games.

- Some players have found the game's story is lackluster. Although not as good as other titles, it does have a story. I found it ok, but yea, not as good as other sci fi games.

- Many players have reported crashing issues. This is due to the newest Nvidia graphics drivers causing issues. Many players have mentioned downgrading to a older graphics driver fixes this issue.

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/app/2840770/discussions/0/599653207707291482/

- Possible delisting in the future due to being licensed game. Many games that are licensed are usually delisted eventually from Steam/Ubisoft.




Do i recommend it? Maybe on sale and if you can get it to work, as some people cannot get many Ubisoft titles to work. Even though i had a out of date graphics driver for the game, i only found minor graphic issues, and some pop in. I found the story is ok, but not as good as other sci fi games stories. The collecting in the game of different things are busy work in the game and can add lots of time to the game time when playing. So if you like open world games while collecting things with a ok story, then this game is fine for you. I did my research before buying this game, so i knew what i was getting into to. As always, make sure to do your research for a game before you buy it and check reviews like this one to see how others feel about the game.

Hello friends,

Today I will review the game MIGHTY NUMBER 9. This game was a Kickstarter backer game that was a bit sloppy with how it was handled. Luckily, this did not effect how fun the game is. So I will focus on the gameplay and not the issue with the Kickstarter stuff.

At first playthrough of the game, it is basically a mega man clone. To those who care about graphics, it is like a early ps3 game with graphics. There ok, but there not great. They are reminiscent of the mega man type graphics in their game. In fact one of the developers of this game previous worked on the mega man series.

There are also other modes in this game, such as boss rush mode, online racing, co-op, etc. The problem with these modes is the player must progress far enough in the game to unlock them. In my personal opinion, they should of been unlocked from the beginning for players. The game play is hard enough, even on normal, it took me quite some time to beat the last boss in the game. Basically, the player absorbs robots to gain XEL. The faster and more robots the player absorbs, the higher their score goes, and even can fill extra charge tanks to use in case of low health. Also, the faster the player goes thru a level, the more points they earn too. There are some strategy like mega man in using xxx weapon to kill yyy boss as the base weapon, the blaster, is very weak and never gets upgraded in the game as far as I can tell. Anyways, here is my PROS/CONS list:


PROS:

- A mega man clone game. The main character is a robot named BECK.

- Different modes in the game, like boss rush mode, co-op mode, and racing mode.

- Bosses require using different weapons to find their weaknesses.

- Different levels with different difficulties.

- Works on windows 11 OS.

- This game requires a controller to use properly. I am unsure it even is useable with mouse and keyboard.

CONS:

- Some modes of the game are blocked by progress in the main storyline. I personal believe these should of been unlocked from the beginning as some of the stages to beat to unlock them maybe challenging for some players.

- Apparently, the online part of the game, appears to be dead, which means if a player wants to use it, they require friends to play with to do online with.

Do I recommend this game? That depends if you like the mega man type games. The levels are very similar to some older mega man games, but with some different mechanics. The absorbing robots is a interesting concept and using it to charge backup tanks to heal is a neat idea. The issue with it though, if you die a lot, the tanks will reset when the player loses all points and dies. The game can be fun if you ignore all the background that happened with it on Kickstarter. Still, it can be fun and challenging to players. If you like mega man games, definitely check this one out.

Hello Friends,

Today i will review the game METAL MAX XENO REBORN. This is a remake of a game that was released on the PlayStation 4. It also is the only Metal Max game on steam from the series. There are many games in this series. Unfortunately, they are not on steam.

This game features a hero with a metal arm that goes around in tanks to defeat giant biological weapons. After finding a base of operation, characters will join the main hero to fight giant robotic biological creatures. The settings is in a post apocalyptic world taken over by machines. There are findable weapons and tanks around the world the hero can find, including other characters that can join the fight against the machines.

One of the few jrpg's that feature modern guns and tanks. Some of the weapons and guns are sci fi though, so all of them are not realistic. Alot of people do not like this version because the original version had more storyline and interaction between the characters and the main hero. Because of this, many other steam users have given this a negative review due to the differences in versions. I personally treated this as a different game than the original one i played on ps4.

Everything in this game is moddable except the weapons characters equip while walking around. Any part on the tanks are moddable, if you have the correct parts to mod it. This includes any cannon's, engines, machine guns, and Special Cannon's. This can help make the tanks much more powerful, but the player must keep on eye on the weight and not go over the limit of weight for the tank.

There are also dungeons where you have your characters walk around and hunt monsters and items. These can be super long or super short. There are also debris blocking parts of the dungeon where the characters need a certain level of strength to destroy them. This makes multiple playthrough of the games if a person wants to fully explore a dungeon. Anyways, here is my PROS and CONS list:

PROS:

- One of the METAL MAX series games.

- A post apocalyptic JRPG that features tanks and modern day weapons.

- The ability to mod the tanks, from paint jobs to equipment strength.

- Different characters to find and rescue around the destroyed ruins of Dystokio.

- Dungeons to explore on foot can be found through the game.

- Giant enemy robots and WANTED enemies that are quite hard.

- A controller is required. This game does not allow you to play with keyboard and mouse. I used a Zen Pro Switch controller.

- Works on windows 11 operating system.





CONS:

- Some of the changes from the ps4 version made some fans of the original game very mad about the changes. I personally treated this is a new game, instead of a remake.

- There are translation errors on certain enemies that are still in Chinese, even if you have language set to English.

- The storyline in the original version of the game is more flushed out, while this one cut parts of it. They traded it off by adding a new character.




Do I recommend this game? Considering this is the only current METAL MAX game on steam, i do recommend it, at least to try it. It is unlike other jrpgs as it features alot of modern weaponry and has tanks in it that are customizable and moddable. These facts make it a unusual rpg compared to other jrpgs found on steam. Many players who played the original version should not play this remake version as it will feel like they cut alot of the original game out. I personally hope in the future more metal max games appear on steam. If your on the fence about this game, buy it when it is on sale.