Tony Stark 最近的评测

This game is amazing! The soundtrack is among the best ever, the gameplay is butter-smooth and the story is very nice. It is a definite buy and is enjoyable from beginning to end.

The only gripe I have with it at all is that if you are skilled enough you will manage to get through dungeons quck enough, so that you are way too under-leveled to do any damage to the boss. I started my first playthrough with Yunica on Nightmare, and basically rushed through to each boss very quickly, and then had to go back and just grind because I was doing less than 10 damage, and at that level of difficulty expecting to survive long enough was unrealistic. The necessary grinding basically makes a symphony of a game clunk from time to time because it breaks the amazing flow that the levels have. You find yourself pumped for a boss and then have to go back to a grind zone and farm it till you fall asleep. My advice would be to just crank through that using a trainer or Cheat Engine, so that you can shorten the levelling time.
That being said the boss fights are just amazing. They will make you pray and curse and howl with joy when you finally kill the bastard. Don't ruin them by over-levelling. Also, once you beat the game and unlock Boss Rush, you'll have the time of your life. I can't imagine how long the Nightmare one will take me.
Arena mode is a slow grind for SP, so that you can buy the characters and stages. Requires no real skill. Again, CE. Still, once you unlock freaking Pikkardon, you're in for a fight! I can't imagine beating him on Nightmare. Whoevere does is a genuine gaming GOD, at least in my opinion.

All in all this is easily one of the best games I've ever played. Definitely recommend it to anyone who owns a gamepad!

This is the most biased review you could find. Arkham is one of my favorite game series, and I have hundreds of hours in City on Steam and on other platforms (have this game on every store where it is available). Arkham City is by far my favorite game of all time, so knowing that I was very positive coming into the game in 2024, let’s go:

POSITIVES:

+Presentation+
The game is a teen. It came out on the PS3/X360 generation and is still stunning. While some facades in the open world are generic, there are hundreds of different spots that the developers inserted lore into. The Riddler trophies will make you focus on some of the stuff, but I would recommend looking at every poster, newspaper and object you find. There’s an insane amount of environmental storytelling, and this is on top of the conversations that you can overhear. The art direction is just finger-licking good.

+Graphics+
The game holds up, especially if you enable some additional features in the modded launcher or manually within some game files. Textures and lighting, everything is beautiful, and it is amazing to think that this was a PS3 generation game. Didn’t notice a single graphical glitch and I was just consumed by how perfectly the graphics fit the art direction.

+Gameplay+
This is the game where the Arkham Free Flow fighting formula came together, and it plays like the Moonlight Sonata. You are Batman, the best martial artist ever conceived, and it shows. Once you master the combat you enter this flow state where you see the fight 5 moves ahead and enter absolute Zen. I have played the Iceberg Lounge bonus combat map for tens of hours. It’s meditation.
So you get this combat, and you get four characters with different move sets. You have Batman who is fully developed, then you have Catwoman, Robin and Nightcrawler, who are more limited. They have less combos, but each has a unique set of moves, so it really feels like you’re playing as separate martial artists. My favorite is Nightwing because it’s gangsta going Philipino Zeus on a crowd. The gameplay is just 10/10.
There is a little junk with your character locking onto the wrong enemy, but it’s insanely good despite that.

+Story+
The story and characters are in a classic comic book aesthetic like in Asylum, which works great. Mark Hamill is flawless as Joker, and together with the late Kevin Conroy they deliver some of the best voice acting in gaming history. The rest of the cast is also amazing. The story is relatively short, but the quality is just flawless.

NEUTRALS:

=Music=
Like in Asylum, the soundtrack fit the atmosphere perfectly, and there were a couple of standout moments, but there is no singular track or theme that stays with you after the playthrough. It is by no means bad, just not exceedingly remarkable.

CONCLUSION:
This is my favorite game of all time. Replaying Asylum, that game showed some stitching due to age, but this was perfect. Every last minute detail. It is love. It is joy. If you haven’t played it, I can’t recommend it enough.

I have played every Splinter Cell game since the very first one came out for PC. Sam Fisher is an amazing character, and this game makes 24 look like a Disney movie.

The only criticism I have is that once you progress through certain parts of the story, you have to reset the entire game progress if you want to replay them again. That being said, the presentation is great, and the story spectacular.

The controls have kept evolving and the action hasbecome more intuitive. In previous games engaging in a prolonged fire-fight was unruly and necessitated the use of gadgets to compensate for the imprecision of the controls. This game has taken all the progress made in Conviction and evolved into a finely tuned shooter. I wouldn't go as far as saying that weapon handling is as smooth as AAA shooters like CoD, BF or Far Cry, but you can still drop five targets in rapid succession with ease if you have the skill. Combined with the mark and execute system, all three gameplay methods are endlessly entertaining.

If you enjoyed the pure SC games way back this game is for you. If you enjoyed Conviction this will feel amazing. And if, God forbid, you haven't played a SC game before, you should buy it, play it and love it. :)