Sttark 最近的评测

Best Assassin's Creed since Black Flag. This is an open world RPG chock full of content. Great visuals and audio, combat is exciting and varied, the story is compelling. Micro-transactions are a non factor and would only been needed if you were speed running the game.

After not playing a Trine game since the original, playing Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince makes me want to play through the first three games. The biggest issue I had was the difficulty as it was kind of simple for a lot of the game and even the boss battles weren't too complex. Trine veterans should have no problems clearing the game and newcomers will find a couple of options that. Whether you're experienced with the series or if this is your first time, Trine 4 is a simple and relaxing puzzle-solving adventure that anyone can enjoy.

Wonderfully artistic with extreme detail, lovable characters and interesting puzzles which clue you to the next level. Absolutely gorgeous! I can't wait for Amanita Design's next adventure

A very satisfying DLC. A few memorable levels with interesting problem-solving choices, new and simplified magical powers to play around with, and a fun deep-dive into the occult underbelly of the fictional world. The story kept me playing long past bedtime, I wanted to know what would happen next at nearly every moment. Engaging and fulfilling as a final chapter for a handful of characters I have grown to love.

Probably the best Assassin's Creed created so far. Ubisoft played well with many implementations about gameplay, the influence of the Far Cry franchise inside this game is evident, in particular the Primal one, but made in an excellent way, using the good stuff and improved to work well inside this game. The storyline is not strong enough for my point of view, but has a good rythm for all the game duration, probably forced in some scenes and choices but generally good.
The presence of this game on our collections is necessary.

An adventure game about a simple man, with grand ideas, trying to get odd a trash heap of a planet. Mostly fun game, some odd puzzles (although it'll let you skip the hard ones if it's doing your head in). The humour works very well for a german game translated into english. Bit like a less funny, sci fi version of monkey island ish.

Unsurprisingly excellent. Great level design,visuals,sound and powers .Enemies are tougher with decent A.I.

There are a lot of nooks and crannies to explore,expanding the game if you wish. Changing the voice of the Outsider was very jarring and a mistake.Overall it's a great addition to the franchise, but, with several huge errors on the part of the devs. Polish dub is nice addition, tbh.

This one is at the top of the pint and click games I ever played. Superb hand painted 2D graphics with some 3D perspective. Simple interface and reasonably quest objects. On the minus side, the puzzles, mostly reasonably challenging, are sometime simplistic and then, in two cases totally obtuse and, for sure, require the use of a walkthrough. A very compelling story with believable characters. It matched with the settings and story well and overall, the entire ost was very good.
Music is this game is adorable. The voice acting is..acceptable. Too bad the lips don't synchronize so it looks chintzy at times. To sum up, Chains of Satinav is an good point and click game with a great story, cool music and sweet gamplay style.

I had never played any of the other Divinity games...so this title has been quite a "trial by fire".

And, what i can say..wow. What a breath of fresh air this game is. Complex without being overly so, excellent story (humour included), great sound and graphics, great replay value, truly open world with great crafting, loot, character customisation etc. The game can be quite difficult but the puzzles, traps and challenges are well thought-out. It does feel truly like a game made by gamers, for gamers. Larian deserve full praise for a wonderful (and mostly bug-free!) release and I will keep a close eye on their future titles.

A massive improvement on the original Arkham City.

This time you have so much more to do and see, but the game hasn't lost the playability and authenticity of the original. The soundtrack, graphics, atmosphere, challenges, voice-acting - all top-notch. There's just one thing that I personally don't like though - so far I'm half way through the game and there's been no sign of any vehicles to play with. All of the combat so far as been based on stealthy tactics or punch ups. There's pockets of goons absolutely everywhere to have fun with, and there are some good/excellent fun boss fights, but I'd like to see more variety in the combat options, so think that vehicles would be good. Well, maybe I'll find some later on