บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Elderanho

If you're in the market for an absolutely fantastic 40K RPG, I don't think there is anything better on the market to be honest. I would compare it to BG3 in it's length and depth of setting (Sadly it's only partially voice acted, so get ready to read a lot).You get so much power with the mass amount of choices you're allowed to make. There are so many mechanics you're contending with at any given time, almost nothing became stale for me. Most importantly, if you're unfamiliar with the 40K setting in any capacity, Rogue Trader goes through great efforts to make key information known to you through definitions in the text that you can hover over and ample exposition by nearly every character.
With that said however, there are a number of issues that you will have to contend with in it's current state. I'm sure at some point these negatives will more or less be fully fixed, but as of right now, it's something you will run into.

Issues:
Save/Load times get exponentially longer the further into the game you get. In Act 1, it's next to nothing, but by Act 4 the time really starts to add up to almost unacceptable levels.

There are so many bugs and things not functioning as they should, that it practically becomes normal at some point. Of course, they become more noticeable as you progress deeper into the game. This applies to combat, interactions, quests, and even equipment. Some of them are minor, others are rather significant. As an example, I have an awesome upgrade for my ship, but the game refuses to let me equip it for some reason. In my experience at least, none of the bugs have been game breaking, and to the games credit, I haven't experienced even a single crash.

Combat goes from sort of difficult/pressing, where you had to think things through and be prepared, especially in the tougher fights. To...to laughably easy, the builds across the board are so easy to make overpowered, with no significant amount of effort really required on your part. This makes it so most fights after a certain point just lose their narrative value, they're not longer intimidating or something to make you sweat, everyone opposing you is just a minor speed-bump. (Mileage may vary depending on your difficulty, but likely not by too much)

Despite all that, I'd recommend this game in a heartbeat even at full price, with my only stipulation being that if you have the capacity to resist, do so. Wait until the DLC fully releases and for further patches to fix a lot of the issues. I bet by that point, this will really be a near perfect game. The only downside was that Rogue Trader was allowed to be released in the current state.

Project Zomboid (PZ) is the definitive zombie experience in 2k23. I honestly cannot think of any game that does the genre better than this one. It has such an incredible amount of depth that looking at other zombie games becomes a pretty difficult task. Beyond all the features and the outstanding array of mods by the community, PZ encourages players to fine tune their server to whatever personal tastes are preferred. The sandbox is extensive, and you can change basically any value to fit the mood you're in.
I can guarantee that if you've been burned by zombie games in the past or are sick of an over bloated genre, this will be the game that changes your mind completely.

This game is exactly what you think it is.
At the base, just a virtual tabletop. However, the moment you take a look at the workshop available, everything makes sense. There is pretty much every board game out there uploaded. Wanna play some Magic the Gathering with a buddy, but you live too far or don't wanna spend hundreds on a deck? Bam, we got you.
Looking to host a DnD or other comparable game? Bam, we got you.
Wanna just do some wargaming? Look no further my friend.
A table generally has a max of, I want to say, 10 players at once, so you can pretty much get the whole gang in for something.
This game is never a wrong choice to get. You'll get hours and hours and hours of entertainment out of it. Definitely one of the few games in my library where I would easily pay much more than I did for it. I don't see myself ever retiring this from my active play roster.

Incredibly fun game right off the bat.
I haven't tried co-op yet, so I can't comment on that portion.
There are a number of characters you can choose, each of them pretty unique in their play style and in varying degrees of difficulty. Difficulty in this case, at least from my understanding, pretty much means just getting used to how they function.
Most missions involve you killing baddies and rescuing hostages in a high octane manner.
Enemies differ in weapons, actions, and models. More gradually get added as you progress into the game. Let me tell you, boy it can get rough.
Killing enemies and rescuing hostages fills up your special meter. This lets you immediately deploy armor, health kits, extra lives, and your special ability. The ability can be a ai sniper, a hi-powered gun, etc.
Now anyways, beating missions isn't "too" difficult. Mileage may vary depending on which character you're playing and what gun you've decided on. Though in my experience, it seems like you can pretty much complete any level with whoever.
The only thing left to add is talking about achieving 3-stars on missions. In most cases, it's kind of a pain in the ass. Especially later on in the game. The criteria for getting a 3-star is no hostages die, and you don't respawn. Sounds easy enough, until you get towards the hostage execution arc of the game. I know everyone won't be trying to 3-star missions, so really no big deal. If you are with me in that boat, don't worry either, just have some patience and you'll get through it.
In closing, I highly recommend the game, even at full price.

At it's base, Door Kickers 2 (DK2) is a top down small scale tactical game with the ability to pause at any time.
You usually take control of around 4 Army Rangers on average, though that number can grow up to 10 on very large maps.
This game places a heavy emphasis on squad based tactics and close quarter battle (CQB). Even if you aren't familiar at all with these styles of tactics, you will learn very quickly the correct and incorrect ways to breach rooms and secure areas.
Combat is often very quick when it happens, and if unprepared for it, you'll find yourself down a man almost instantaneously. Though sometimes very difficult, I never felt like the game was being unfair. (Mileage may very when using workshop content. That said, the workshop content is often fantastic and adds many many more hours to the game)

Your Rangers start with their skills all over the place, but over time they will become an expert in all aspects of their craft. To be honest, the leveling up isn't really all that engaging, you don't have any choices to make, it just happens to your troopers. Eventually they'll cap out on their skills, and that's that. When you unlock equipment, it's for your entire team, and not just an individual trooper. Very quickly you'll have everything you want unlocked and a core team put together. From then, you just run missions until your heart's content.

The variety of enemies is just enough to keep you on your toes at any given time. There's ill trained insurgents and veteran variants, the difference being self explanatory. They can be equipped with AK style rifles, light machine guns, RPGs, snipers, sub-machine guns, pistols, and even suicide vests. This alone makes for a crazy amount of challenge. Now throw into the mix that there are security guard style enemies (think bodyguard type people) and foreign advisors (think of first world nation trained soldiers with better weapons). All this makes every breach new and exciting.

Mission types range from eliminate all hostiles, defuse bombs, rescue hostages, and so on. Every type of mission changes the way in which you have to enter a compound. If there are large numbers of civilians, forget about using lethal explosives. You have to be more tactical and reserved with your aggression, or else you risk their lives. Other times, it's all hostiles, and you can really go in swinging hard.

Recently added is the CIA update, this introduces the CIA. They're more stealth based and have a new mechanic to sneak into bases and do that sorta thing. They get to use enemy weaponry, but are generally lighter armored, and thus don't take to direct action as well as the Rangers, but it's a fun thing they added.

Two last things there is the map editor feature, which lets you create any and all manner of maps. Whether it's based on real life or fiction, you're free to add whatever you want and as much. It is a bit tricky at first, but nearly limitless. The final point, is the fact that this game is multiplayer, so you can play with up to three other friends (four including you). While not nearly as clean in practice, it's incredibly fun to play with others.

Edit: Suppressors are fun, and make you feel pretty tacticool even without subsonic ammunition.

Tl;dr - It is an absolute gem of a game if you enjoy small squad based tactical games that rewards clever thinking. You will not regret picking this baby up. Plus, the devs are always pumping out new features, expect content for years to come.

This game pitches itself as such: Take control of protagonists in a horror film! But, get the chance to make smart decisions instead of dumb ones!
Sounds cool, especially since it's coop. However, in reality this game couldn't hope to live up to even the above statement.
First off, if you have a friend key or anything like that, good luck making it work. I don't know why this game had to be so difficult in that respect. You're going to have to shell out for two copies of this game if you wanna play with a buddy.
Moving on, it really doesn't matter what decisions you make throughout the course of the game, or what nifty information you find. Everything hinges on whether or not you can pass random quick time events (QTE). Sometimes you're ready, other times it's been a 2-3 minute cut scene and nothing happens until you start getting bored.
Diving a little further into the QTE, it's kind of staggering how bad some of them are. Most are successes that do nothing really. Other times, missing even a single QTE will trigger death for one of the characters.
Good luck making it out of there with everyone alive.
Additionally, it's not really a coop game either. You're usually both doing separate things, that may or may not impact the other. When you're doing walking simulator things, one player might accidentally interact with something that completely locks you into a cut scene that closes out the current area. There is no option to regress that, so hope you did everything you needed.
Last bit. The character models look weird in the face. I don't mean uncanny valley, I just mean wrong. Like whoever made them has only heard of what people looked like.
In closing, while most games are better coop, I wouldn't waste your money on this one. No amount of friendship can salvage this.

Tl;dr - This game is awful, you won't want to play it more than once unless you really hate yourself. Play something else.

If you've ever played PropHunt Garry's Mod, then this game will not be anything crazy new to you. It's basically that, but improved upon dramatically.
Every round you play as either a stereotypical looking witch that shapeshifts into pretty much whatever object they want to, and tries to blend in and not get caught for a set duration of time. Or you play as a fat hunter that hucks potatoes at things that seem suspicious and out of the ordinary. That's the game put simply.

While the game is still working out some kinks and adding things, I think at this stage it is well worth full price.
The only thing I would add to that is if you plan on playing, it is much better done with a couple of friends in some kind of voice chat. That makes it all the more fun.


You unlock customizations for your characters, which can be some hats or clothes, to things like changing your weapons to something outrageous like pizza.
There are a good chunks of maps currently in the game, and the objects on the map, from what I understand, are more or less randomized each time. So you can't just memorize where something is supposed to be and win consistently with knowledge like that.
Hunters and Witches in this game each have their own set of unique abilities, at the moment only three each. Some are far better than others. They do need some fine tweaking, but all in all they're pretty decent as they are.
My only real complaint is that the hunters can be punished very heavily if they are unfortunate enough to not have the hook ability(it lets you climb stuff essentially). As witches can fly, with the default ability. This means they can get up to some pretty high places that you might not be able to access just because you haven't unlocked/chosen the hook. Which I understand, because it's all about strategizing. But in most cases it's not viable if you are a lone hunter or something like that.

The best thing as of now, is that the devs for the game are constantly open to suggestions from the community and are more than ready to communicate with them if there are questions.
Also you can't buy four packs for the game because of steam, not the devs. It's annoying, but doesn't seem to be their fault.

So all in all, if you have some friends you can convince to get the game with you, you'll get your moneys worth in hours and hours of fun.