Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Phunkyzilla (Bada Bing)

I have about 34 recorded Steam hours but easily hundreds of hours playing the original Dead Rising from the time of its release on the 360. After just now finishing my initial playthrough of the remaster reaching level 49 and getting the True ending here are my thoughts:

The Remaster is honestly pretty faithful and I give it a 10/10 its replaced the first game in my eyes when it comes to playing Dead Rising. The AI has been greatly improved from the first release and in almost every way it was more smooth to play where I was still herding cats but they weren't getting stuck on every ankle high staircase made to be walked up.

The Visual improvement the Williamette Mall making it a more realized and spacious location really has brought many old locations to their realized potential with many of the indoor plazas being huge and having visual flares that suit the game, Audio and Sound is pretty good but there is some bad mixing in some of the cut-scenes with some of the major characters specifically Brad. Another notable sound change is one that I honestly think is the most aggregious and terrible addition to the game "NPC Chatter" which had a toggle in the options which FAILED to actually disable the random "chatter" which was completely immersion breaking and typically done in a cheery out of place tone, never have I ever wanted my survivors to go "HEY MEGA MAN MEGA MAN THERES A STORE THAT HAS KATANAS IN IT ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE ENTRANCE PLAZA" like YEa I get it bro you've completely taken out the fun of exploration and made this character chirp at me like a ROBOT.

On The Censorship: They've taken out the Erotica category but still left in an erotica themed mission which just comes off as even more cringe than in the original but at least the original was owning up to itself. Several of the NPC designs from zombies to survivors to Main Characters (even Frank when wearing a dress now has a gray void where his crotch is) have had their "erotic" components taken out and while it's not a major change that ruins the game its just silly and there are more changes. "Larry Chiang" who honestly before looked like a racial stereotype I've only seen in pirate movies has been changed to look different honestly kind've white washed and who cares he was a sh*tty boss but they left in "Jo The Cop" who is an enormous Stereotypical "b*tch-D*ke" style Lesbian who is heavily implied to be r*ping and m*rdering her female victims has been completely left the same. I don't think either one of the characters should be censored but it just shows the inconsistency and lack of validity it comes to censoring a product the second time around when remastering it. You don't like aspects of the original work but maybe some fans do and don't but that's not really up to you to decide when selling it as a remastering of the ORIGINAL work.

Dead Rising is a Classic, its cheap, it's genuinely worth 60$ let alone the base cost of 10$ at this day and age.

Pretty good game though much of the playerbase was needlessly gutted by the company that makes it. At least they can admit they made a mistake and earn their good grace back somewhat.

dogwater game I blow my nose on it

A fun game with lots of tension and atmosphere. This game is literally DRIPPING with inspiration from the random decorations to sound work to gameplay they really mastered the unique and fast film style of the original chainsaw massacre films.

There are some bugs that seemingly could be fixed easily but I noticed there's a terrific workaround I discovered for the queue times you'll see many players talk about. It's like the Game poorly prioritizes lobbies with players whom are seeking new matches so if you simply exit and requeue on a stagnant lobby where no ones joined for a minute you can typically instantly queue into a full lobby.

Another issue is that the game IS difficult upon your first couple plays but that's because the tutorial is just a 2 1/2 minute video. there is no in-game tutorial in which you can practice the mechanics on Robots and I don't blame them for not wasting their time designing npc pathing and such and instead focusing on developing the assets which again I must say look quite great.

I remove you like toilet paper from roll!

This game has a really fast kill time but kind've a broken mmr system. Wildcard will net you more money than you know what to do and the game can really be a blast when you're taking down other trios and shooting off some wacky willd west firearms. Tromping around the swamp with friends to hunt monsters is undeniably a blast.

It's important to note here that the MMR system is broken because it is based on how many times you go down but you can have your friends knock you over and over and revive you til you're 1 star mmr. So as soon as you leave training you might be up against someone who has several hundred hours and a skin that helps him blend in and he just camps around the map to try and farm some clips for a fledgeling youtube channel. This may inconvenience your experience and hopefully the devs will fix this.

Game was abandoned by the Dev for a while but he's just recently returned with an update so it's once again looking promising.

I was put off from playing the game initially by the high difficulty levels and the learning curve. But sticking with this game will make you an agile cat discovering secrets and a wonderful but terrifying ecology within the strange and vast landscape the game is set within. Part of the game is it's difficulty I'd say and learning what creatures behave in what manor and what you can do with them.

I assume that before I started playing Henry he must've been a completely normal man. After he had no qualms about entering house by house, knocking out those who slept there, stealing their most valuable items choosing to hide the drippiest garments for himself to wear at a later time while selling the rest to make as much cash as possible. Every other moment he spent killing every Bandit, Cuman, Wayfarer, and out in the middle of nowhere peasant becoming a master of the blade. A Dreadful Menace to society beloved for his lavish wealth he splashed in every town.