บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Sttark

This game combines awkward controls, confusing navigation, restrictive inventory management, and awful B-movie-style dialogue. And yet I rather enjoyed playing it! But why? The spooky mansion you explore is wonderfully detailed and memorable, the sound design is superb, and (most importantly) the process of solving puzzles and unlocking new regions feels challenging and rewarding, without ever feeling unfair or too cryptic. I never played the original on Playstation, so nostalgia is a non-factor for this review.

Kinda like the original game more. Some of the visuals are definitely better, but I wouldn't call it "crysis remastered", it's more like some kind enb for the original game. It has performance issues and visual glitches. Maybe it's just me, but I expected more than that. Wouldn't recommend buying the remastered version, but would recommend buying the original one, it's still good.

Authentic visual filter, atmospheric sound and music, great Japanese voice acting. Battles and fighting could be improved a little bit for a better experience.

The Outer Worlds is all about the narrative - story, choice, character progression, interactions, etc. Because it's hub-based, it lacks a bit of the exploration that makes Bethesda games great, but it also has much deeper storytelling because of this. I do miss the wide-open sense of exploration, and the loot is repetitive and often useless, but I really did like the story told here about corporate greed and a world run by corporations. The DLCs are also excellent and add so much to the base game. Looking forward to part 2.

Almost excellent game. Gameplay-mechanics and the world design - superb. Music, atmosphere, immersion and exploring in this game is pure bliss. Lots and lots of little lore-accurate details, fun easter eggs and all-around unique charm that only the wizarding world has (and which the later movies lacked). The setting (year 1890) is interesting, and the acting is solid.

Puzzles... some work, and some are too easy. Most puzzles are repeated too many times.

Bosses are underwhelming. First few were a copy/paste same fight, and the only good boss with fun and engaging mechanics was the very last one.

Main villains weren't much of a fight, and were mostly relegated as mid-bosses with endless adds. The environments in these fights were uninspired, and lacked any opportunity to utilize the surroundings for different tactics, other than the repetitive crowd control you spend most of the game using.

The story is is another weakness in this game. Its build-up is good, but the resolution comes suddenly bringing the main story to an abrupt end. After completing the main story, there's little to no reason to stick around doing side quests and explore more of the map. Which is a shame, since the world is Beautiful

Epic adventure, hard to put down. Great characters and great beat 'em up action to spice things up.
Perfect voice acting, better than most AAA titles. Tons of choices with real impacts (looking at you, Telltale)
I highly recommend.

Five Word Review: Pretty, short, and enjoyable adventure. Beautiful graphics, charming story, frustration-free gameplay. In Silence, the game gives you plenty of environmental clues, textual clues, as well as pointing out which objects in the environment are interactable. I'm sure the point & click purists will complain about 'dumbing it down', but there's a reason that kind of gameplay is not popular anymore. Overall, highly enjoyable few hours!

The story starts very peaceful, when suddenly hell seems to break loose. Then it's peaceful again and suddenly hell breaks loose again. Next you're tasked with a couple of errand runs. It doesn't feel very meaningful and engaging but like a series of levels and gameplay challenges (one of which holds a task right in front of your nose that's not even achievable- saving the herbalist).
The first game ingeniously connected story and gameplay. Every combat encounter, every rat/fire-puzzle was meticulously designed and pulled you into the story. This time around developers tried to expand gameplay when gameplay really was never the stronghold of their first game.

Sadly a step backwards. I wouldn't have needed a second part.

I really love this game. Wonderful story, unique puzzles and levels are so beautiful. I wish I can walk in Vaghen some day. I hope you will enjoy this game as I do.

If you want to get lost in a good story and a decent setting then this is the game for you. I wouldn't call this a full remaster but you can slightly feel the difference while playing. The graphics might not be up to par for nowadays standards but the story and decent mechanics will make you forgive that.