Sakala_Bandu 最近的評論

Hands down, the greatest game I have ever played.

Skyrim is a game that truly lives up to its hype one with a soul. Of course, there are multiple flaws, but that's what makes Skyrim what it is. The immersive atmosphere, god tier OST, and rich, unique lore were executed better than most games in the last three decades. You could get lost for hours in the wilderness just by traveling and feeling the music.

Not to mention, the story, dragons, and factions are truly immersive. The story is so well-written that some dilemmas and choices are still debated to this day. And the three DLCs? Absolutely fantastic. The new characters and mechanics introduced were amazing.

What’s even more impressive about Skyrim is its undying fan base and modding community. This game has a mod for literally everything I'm not even exaggerating. The modding community is a major reason for its continued relevance today.

However, I hate what Bethesda is doing with this game—milking it for all it's worth and re-releasing it on every console imaginable. My advice? Don't buy the Anniversary Edition if you want to play vanilla. But if you're into mods, you might want it for later versions.

If you're planning to play Skyrim, make sure to run it with the Inigo follower mod trust me, it's a must-have.

Skyrim will always have a place in my heart, no matter how much Bethesda tries to milk it.

Final Rating:
Skyrim – 9.9/10
Dragonborn DLC – 9/10
Hearthfire DLC – 7/10
Dawnguard DLC – 8/10

The best way I can describe Fallout: New Vegas is that it’s a “messy masterpiece.” Obsidian did a fantastic job in such a short time—it's actually amazing how phenomenal the game turned out. The immersion, atmosphere, and mechanics are truly top-tier. Not to mention the characters every single mole rat to the tyrants had personality, character, and soul. It was marvelous, especially when it comes to the companions. They felt truly important, connected to us, and real. They had their own stories that you could experience with them. It was wholesome.

The voice acting in the game was absolutely peak. English isn’t my first language, so I can’t fully appreciate it, but damn, it was good. And don’t even get me started on the story. They cooked up a plot so high and mighty, it left Bethesda’s jaw on the ground. Short King Todd better be proud. The environment was great; it felt like a wasteland, and it looked absolutely trashy, as it should. You could enter a door, a tunnel, a gate, hell, even a cave, and I guarantee you won’t be disappointed. You won’t get bored with the variety of enemies in the Mojave either. It’s quite diverse, and you have to adapt. You can’t just shoot them on sight you need preparation. They aren’t just bullet sponges or cardboard enemies; they are unique to face.

Did I forget to mention how good the story is? If so, here’s a second reminder: No missing sons, no missing fathers, no damaged tech just a mailman with a vendetta, looking for the guy who shot him in the head… while arguing with his brain. Yes, arguing. The factions you meet along the journey are fantastic, with characters that rival modern triple-A titles.

As much as I praise the game, there are some terrible faults in this mess.

It crashes every 3 minutes, and the amount of invisible walls... holy GOD. you’re going to think I’m overreacting, but trust me, the game will let you know. And don’t even get me started on the god-awful quest glitches. Reminder: Bethesda is involved in this. And lastly, the level experience—it sucks.

Most of the downsides above can be solved with the good old underpaid Nexus modders' solutions. Make sure to run the game with mod patches; otherwise, it’s literally unplayable, no matter how good the story is.

Essential mods:

FNV 4GB Patcher
NVAC - New Vegas Anti-Crash

The game truly shines in the DLCs. I’ve played tons of story DLCs, but none like in New Vegas. The gameplay is still the same, but the characters are absolutely the peak of the experience, as well as the narration. Every single DLC is tied to each other in some way—it’s oddly wholesome. The stories are all extremely slow, but they are worth the experience.

As I’m writing this review, I just finished the game and am high on victory, but not high on nostalgia. This is my first time playing a Fallout game and my first time with New Vegas, and I’m not blinded by nostalgia, but by true and fresh appreciation for the game. Obsidian absolutely did a great job. Thank you, Obsidian and Bethesda, for this gem.

Overall, I’ll give Fallout: New Vegas a 9.5/10.

DLC Ratings:

Sierra Madre: 7/10
Honest Hearts: 8/10
Old World Blues: 9/10
Lonesome Road: 8/10

Same old Half-Life, same old immersion. There's nothing new except a few character models and some passive-aggressive scientists. No new weapons or mechanics, but there are a few Gordon Freeman cameos. No hate, the game was still good, but it was terribly short about 1/4 of the length of Half-Life 1.

Barney felt more like a survivor than a fighter. I'd recommend Opposing Force over this one.

Overall 6.5/10

Disclaimer: The Uplay launcher provided by Steam doesn't work due to being outdated. To play the game, you will need to download Ubisoft Connect.

Assassin's Creed 2 (AC2) was a game that truly transformed the Assassin's Creed series. The parkour system was highly satisfying, and the movement felt incredibly fluid. The characters were distinct, memorable, and well-designed. While the story was decent, it wasn't particularly remarkable if it feels flat and boring don't drop it its gonna get better, and the protagonist was average—not standing out as either particularly good or bad but had good character develpment.

The graphics in this game are exceptional. The shaders, color palette, textures, and water physics are all impressive, especially for a game released in 2009. AC2 was definitely ahead of its time. The NPC AI is also quite immersive; the cities feel alive, with NPCs following their own routines instead of wandering aimlessly like in Skyrim. What truly stood out, however, was the voice acting—it was absolutely phenomenal and felt incredibly authentic.

The combat system was enjoyable as well. Though simple, it offered a good variety of weapons and enemies, preventing it from becoming boring. Personally, I preferred the combat mechanics to the assassination missions.

That said, there were a few aspects I didn't like. The movement system tried to incorporate realistic animations, but it often felt a bit clunky. Sometimes the prompts wouldn't register properly, resulting in delayed actions and a lot of fall damage. Another issue was the repetitive mission structure. Every time you see a "don't be detected" objective, it starts get old. Also, although the voice acting was excellent, the Italian accents and vocabulary were sometimes hard to understand, and the character names could be confusing. The soundtrack was decent overall, with one legendary track standing out.

In conclusion, I would rate the game 7.5/10.

If you like Half-Life 1, you're going to love this. Even though it was developed by a different team, the atmosphere and immersion, as well as the world-building, still the same. The new weapons and enemies are both great and challenging. The game is a bit shorter than Half-Life 1, about 3/4 of its size, but it was still enjoyable. It was also interesting to see the military's perspective on the accident.

Thing I didn't like was The rope physics it was clunky, and glitches all over the place. Other than that, there are zero major glitches, and it's completely playable without any crashes.

The protagonist, Shephard, is an absolute chad. Valve, please put him in the next game (let him out!).

Overall, I’d give it an 8/10.

20 years old now, but it can still rival the new AAA titles. The game was truly ahead of its time, especially when you realize it came out in 2004,it's unbelievable. The graphics were impressive, and the Eastern European look in the post-apocalyptic world was stunning. The soldiers, the gravity gun it was all awesome, not to mention the fantastic sound design. The special vehicle missions were a great touch, and the characters were well done. One of the best things HL2 excels at is its companion AI—it was genuinely smart. The facial expressions and dialogues were spot-on, making the characters feel so real, especially Alyx. The non-cutscene gameplay added to the immersion. However, the combat was just okay and somewhat mediocre, with no special standout moments. I also dislike that you can't aim down sights (ADS). Another downside is the antagonist, who wasn’t particularly intimidating—just plain annoying. The story was decent, but the main reason I play HL2 is because of the world-building and immersion. Special mention to one of the best villains in gaming history, the G-Man. He still gives me the creeps to this day—truly awesome."

i wish we get a half life 3 but lets get real we ain't getting nothing this decade think we get one would be delusional

overall HL2 gets straight 9.5/10 from me

The only downside to this game is that I didn’t grow up with it. Half-Life is one of those rare games that truly lives up to its reputation. Despite its dated dorito looking appearance, it feels incredibly immersive. It doesn’t feel like you're playing as a character but you are the character. The storytelling is fantastic, even though we don’t get all the details during the playthrough. The gameplay did feel a bit clunky at times, but the puzzles were really enjoyable. Overall, it’s just a fantastic experience. There are no quest markers or compasses—you have to pay close attention to your surroundings, explore, and, of course, smash your way through aliens with a crowbar

Bully is one of my all-time favorites, right up there with the Grand Theft Auto franchise. I'd even place it alongside the Max Payne dilogy. The game is incredibly immersive, and the mechanics are fantastic. That healing system, though, was something else. The characters in the game are straight up psychopaths, narcissists and pretentious pricks but they’re also really endearing. The soundtrack is absolutely amazing; Shawn Lee is a genius. The missions are fun, and the combat feels great.

However, the biggest downside is that the game crashes every 10 minutes. Honestly, it crashes more than Fallout: New Vegas, making it borderline unplayable at times. Fortunately, you can find an easy mod to fix this with a quick search on Nexus. The camera work can also be pretty clunky, especially during combat. I've lost count of how many times I’ve accidentally punched my own teammates due to awkward camera angles. Also, despite the fantastic soundtrack, it’s not properly synchronized, and you'll notice it well into the game.

Bully really feels like one of Rockstar's neglected gems. They abandoned it, but thankfully, the modding community keeps it alive.

Overall, I’d give Bully a solid 8.5/10.

It was a great experience, and I really hope they make a Bully 2 someday.

i downloaded this game because i enjoy open world survival games. and it runs quite well on my low end "potato toaster" PC. The game feels like a mix of TLOU and Days gone, and a little bit of fortnite(NPCs), especially with its looting and crafting systems. I had a lot of fun with it and both DLCs added enjoyable content. the 'breakdown' DLC is grate if u want a tougher challenge it increases the difficulty and makes survival harder. On the other hand 'Lifeline' offers a completely different experience both in gameplay and story. its fast paced introduces new mechanics and actually enjoyed it more than the main story. the main story however didn't impress me much it felt a bit boring and like extra content rather than anything important

If you have low end PC this game is definitely worth trying. despite being a game with bugs it runs well and its perfect for those with terminal lootgoblinemia there's ton of gear to find and you will be constantly upgrading and improving equipment

overall I'd rate it out of 7.5 out of 10

If u plan on playing, my advice is don't get greedy and don't be careless. The game might get easier in some places but the brain dead enemy spawn system is whats gonna get u. Also get familiar with the Alt+F4 combo u are gonna need it

straight up minecraft in 2D but on drugs