Recente recensies door The Clown

Great game, but the people that play the game play it like neaderthals. Play it with a group you know, because the randoms just beeline it to the first gun they see and shoot anyone they don't like.

Please, NetEase. Do not ♥♥♥♥ this up.

Peaceful Mode when

Suprisingly difficult, even on the early missions. Maybe a little too difficult for the first actual mission or so, but maybe that's the intent.

Great game, but don't play the Demolition mode. The only people in it are the sweatiest people alive.

For the 7$ I bought it with, I like to think it'll be worth it.

The game for sure has rough edges, bad AI voicing, fairly middling designs, and not a terrible lot of content unto itself, but I think it shows some promise, and the developers seem to be updating it fairly regularly.

If Liar's Dice with shots of Arsenic and Liar's Cards with some Russian roulette as a side game sound like fun to play with friends, it might be worth the couple bucks it is. If that doesn't sound fun, then leave it be and come back in a few months. Maybe I'll look like a fool, maybe I won't.

I get that the game is supposed to be 'realistic'.

Dying due to functionally random luck because someone sprayed at me from 2 kilometers away and happened to know my pilot out is just unfun, especially when I have no actual counter for it.

That's War Thunder in a nutshell: It's a negative-sum game that's either fun that you can get elsewhere, or just boring. And they have the audacity to ask full-price games in money out of you for singular vehicles or skins.

Don't install this, and if you do, don't play it. If you do, don't put money in. There are other, better games you could find that don't punish you for existing.

This game has become my gold standard for Visual Novels.

- Thematic yet Diverse Soundtrack
- Cohesive and Pleasant Artstyle
- Well-Written, Complex Characters [The ones that matter, anyway]
- Minor gameplay past just reading
- Replayability, Multiple Endings

I got this game on sale, but it's honestly worth the full price to me.

Pretty fun and surprisingly deep for a pixel game. Has a lot of content to it, even if some of it is just cosmetics.

I do wish there were more weapons like an Odachi or a Naginata, but I do realize that'd be both a lot of work to animate and kinda run counter to the spirit of the game.

It's an early access game, so bear that in mind.

This game relies way too heavily on RNG, multiplayer, and it's "charming" ♥♥♥♥♥♥ graphics to be a game.
The game will just randomly decide to kill you, whether because it spawns an enemy right on your home ship, because a sandworm decides to breach the soil, or because a local shadow creature decided now was the time to run up, snap your neck, and disappear.

If your cup of tea is spending ten dollars to listen to your friends scream, die, and generally fall silent at random intervals, go ahead. If your cup of tea is watching a game that is practically designed for youtubers to play it to build fake interest, go ahead. If your cup of tea is playing an 'early release' game with clunky graphics, clipping issues, and barely any rhyme or reason to its set dressing, monster design, or really anything else, go ahead. Definitely not my cup of tea though, so.

Definitely lackluster compared to something as interesting as It Steals.