okaysierra 最近的評論

Alright, so Marvel Rivals has a vibe that really stands out. The art style? Super creative and smooth. You can tell the devs put effort into the little details like those slick animations in the menus. It’s refreshing and feels different in a good way. But right now, it’s rough. The biggest issue is the fact there is no role queue. Nobody wants to pick support, so you’re either constantly asking someone to switch, or you’re stuck switching to a support character yourself. I don't mind doing so because I LOVE Jeff the Shark but I am unable to try out the other roles because no one else will be support..

Then there’s the balance. Healing on some heroes is just way too strong. You’ll burn through your whole kit trying to chip away at someone’s health, and then boom, they’re back to full HP like nothing happened. It's frustrating. Though honestly, I think this game has huge potential, but it really needs a balance patch. If they can add role queue and tweak the healing, it could be amazing. For now I will just play in groups with friends so we can all coordinate roles otherwise RIP.

This game is one of those games that sticks with you long after you’ve played it. It’s an emotional rollercoaster where every decision matters, and the weight of your choices is felt in every scene. As I played through the game, I found myself gripped by the consequences of my decisions. You think you are choosing the right thing but are you really? That's what this game does, it gets you questioning your own beliefs along the way.

If you’re into narrative-driven games you should definitely give this game a shot. You won't regret it,

I saw others playing this game and thought I'd give it a try—no regrets! This game is a solid 9/10. Once you’ve basically completed the main game and things start to feel repetitive, I highly recommend exploring the many mods available, like Pokémon, MTG, Hololive, etc. They add new layers of fun and keep the experience fresh. Overall, it’s an incredibly satisfying game that scratches that card-opening itch perfectly >:)

Oh and one suggestion I'd love to see implemented is the ability to decorate and customize your store. Imagine being able to change up the wallpaper, adjust the shop’s colors, and add posters for upcoming events, tournaments, or sales promotions. These small touches would add a deeper level of personalization, letting each player create a store with its own unique atmosphere. I think It’d be a fantastic addition that would enhance immersion and keep players engaged longer :)

After seeing how much Cyberpunk 2077 has improved since launch, I decided to finally give it a go after my friend gifted it to me for my birthday. I played as female V, and wow, the voice acting is a solid 10/10. She brings so much emotion to her lines that you can instantly tell if the moment’s intense, sad, or funny, just from her voice alone. The customization is insane too, you can shape V however you want, whether you’re into hacking or prefer to go in guns blazing (I went with hacking btw). The main story and side missions are addictive, and some choices hit hard, making you feel the weight of each decision. I also dove into the Phantom Liberty DLC, and it was just as impressive. The voice acting was top-notch, and the story had this interesting, intense vibe that kept me hooked.

The only downside is that there are still a few bugs and glitches here and there like cars spawning in upside down or NPCs acting a little too robotic. But honestly, it didn’t take away from my experience and actually gave me a few laughs. Overall, Cyberpunk 2077 is ambitious and absolutely worth it if you’re into dark, futuristic worlds. It’s one of those games that sticks with you, and I’m excited to see what’s next :)

I finally got around to playing this game and even managed to 100% it. It’s got this super chill yet gritty cyberpunk vibe that just pulls you in. You play as Jill, a bartender in this dystopian world, and your job is basically listening to customers’ wild stories while mixing up the perfect drink. It’s not action-packed, but the storytelling and characters keep you hooked the whole time. Right off the bat, I LOVE the art style. The pixel graphics are perfect for the futuristic, cyberpunk setting and honestly one of the main reasons I’m so into this game. Another big reason has to be the storyline and how your choices with each drink actually affect conversations. It’s like you’re shaping Jill’s relationships with each person who walks through the bar door, which makes it feel way more personal.

Overall, this game is super unique and all about atmosphere and story. If you’re into visual novel-style games where you can just vibe, listen, and dive into a cyberpunk world from a bar stool, and maybe even serve a drink to a talking dog, this one’s absolutely worth it.

I was told to kill myself. 4/10
Update 03/12/2024: Actual just counterwatch. 1/10

This game is honestly one of the best horror multiplayer games i've played. Basically you and your squad are hired to retrieve valuable loot for "the company" from these random abandoned buildings on different moons that are filled with monsters. Sometimes the conditions are hell and everything wants to kill you, sometimes a girl haunts you, sometimes your friend will start talking right as a dog is near and instant kills you and your friend inside the ship...Anyway if you don't collect a certain amount of quota you are FIRED, gg. Though seriously this game is a solid 10/10. The game’s art style is unique and really adds to the unsettling atmosphere, and the music ramps up the creepiness even more. Also worth mentioning we named the loot bug Kevin. Kevin’s not actually dangerous for those who dont know, he just scuttles around the map, making noises and occasionally jump-scaring us when we least expect it..as long as you leave his scrap alone. Having Kevin around actually makes the tension a little lighter, and he's basically our team’s unofficial mascot at this point.

Overall, Lethal Company is chaotic, spooky, and a total blast with friends. If you’re into horror games, definitely give this one a shot.

This review is to the incredible voice actors of Baldur's Gate 3. Thank you for bringing this world to life in ways words alone could never do. You didn’t just read lines you brought real emotion, depth, and personality to every character. You made every interaction feel real, whether it was a moment of humor, intensity, or vulnerability. Your performances added layers to the game, making each act more powerful and unforgettable. From the main characters to the smallest NPCs, each voice was distinct, and that’s no small feat. Thank you for your hard work, talent, and dedication. You made this game something truly special <3

This game is absolutely stunning, seriously, it’s like walking through a painting. Every area is so unique in its own way, from the golden glow of the Erdtree to the ruins scattered everywhere. The story and characters pull you in, each with their own tragic or mysterious backstory which makes you want to know what happens next.

I don’t really have a favourite boss, they’re all wild in their own ways, but in regards to favourite OST, the Elden Beast soundtrack takes first place. That one hits differently. Not everyone agrees and wishes it was more intense like Soul of Cinders (Dark Souls 3) OST but It’s so ethereal and majestic, perfectly wrapping up the vibe of the game and the story. It’s like the music alone is telling you, “You’re part of something bigger than you can imagine, bringing a new dawn to a shattered world.” Just chef’s kiss.

A friend introduced me to this game, and as soon as I got home, I had to play it myself. It’s not just a game, it’s an emotional journey told through stunning visuals and a killer soundtrack. The story is about heartbreak, self-discovery, and finding balance, making it hit you right in the feels.

The visuals are breathtaking but can get intense, with a lot of flashing and distortion, so I think the game really needs a warning for that when it starts (unless I'm blind and there is actually a warning I just don't remember seeing one). That said, the way the music syncs perfectly with the gameplay is next-level. I finished the game in one sitting and immediately put the soundtrack on repeat. So overall this game is short but powerful. It’s beautiful, emotional, and worth every second. It's also a game I'd recommend playing alone, not in call with anyone, just you and the game, trust me