I just finished Crysis Remastered. Well, almost. The game is real fun until the middle of the game when you start fighting aliens instead of soldiers. The aliens are just zigzagging around with enormous speed which makes the game totally hectic. From this point on the fun turns into stress. When you die you start from the last checkpoint. But where I start it just takes two seconds until the final boss is freezing me with a frost beam. As soon as I free myself from the freeze I am hit by the next frost beam and get frozen again. Then I die. So I am trapped in a death cycle and lost all interest in finishing the game. So I watched the end on you tube and now I know I am just one minute away from the closing scene. I give the first half on Crysis 4.5 points and the second half 1.5 points. So 3 points in total. It's not that I don't like the aliens story wise. It's just the way they are implemented as opponents. It simply makes no fun to fight them. (Later in the game you have to fly a vertical take off plane which is really the worst aircraft I have played so far in any game. It is very hard to maneuver and makes absolutely no fun. Sorry, but it is really really bad.)
Habe das Spiel gerade angespielt und kann mir die Wertung von 4.8 Sternen so gar nicht erklären. So ganz und gar überhaupt nicht!!! Es kann sich nur um Leute handeln, die das Spiel schon als Kind gespielt haben und bei denen es nostaligische Erinnerungen weckt. Alle anderen soll diese Rezension davor waren, einfach zwei Euro im Gulli zu versenken. Die Grafik ist so blockig, dass man kaum die Unterschiede zwischen den Einheiten erkennt. Beim Bewegen der Einheiten verklickt man sich ganz schnell. Die Einheiten bewegen sich pro Runde nur um ein Feld, dann muss man "End turn" klicken. Man klicht also ständig zwischen den Einheiten und "End turn" hin und her. Es nervt sehr schnell, ständig mit der Maus hin und her über den Bildschirm zu klicken. Der Sound klingt furchtbar. Lasst die Finger davon. Master of Magic Classic ist reine Zeitverschwendung.
The game does not forgive imprecise clicks. At the same time it interprets clicks in a very imprecise manner. E.g. I often try to let two characters act at the same time. This is done thru pressing shift while you click orders. Not seldom just one character acts while the other one sits still and the whole attack is ruined. As a result I have to press F8 (load last save) too often. So your frustration tolerance has to be quite high if you want to enjoy this game. Because your moves might have worked out fine if they just would have been executed as intended. For me the janky controls are too tedious so I dropped this one.
Ein Korridor vollgestopft mit Gegnern, die Dich sofort über der Haufen ballern. Einen Ausweg aus dem Korridor gibt es nicht, beide Enden sind dicht. Seit 5 Jahren in der Entwicklung und dann gibt es nicht mehr als einen einzigen Gang? Dieses Spiel ist nicht mal ne Demo und seine 0,49 € nicht ansatzweise wert. Da macht es ja noch mehr Spaß "ich versenke 50 Cent Stücke im Gulli" zu spielen.
Redout is still THE BEST Anti-Gravity Racer out there! It's arcade with a good portion of simulation. Compared to other Anti-Gravity Racers like F-Zero and Wipeout you have more freedom in handling your sled. Steering allows for sensitive maneuvers and with some practice you will even get around sharp corners. The learning curve is quite steep in the beginning, but once you master the handling of your sled the way is free for the fastest and most exciting thrill of speed you can possibly get from a video game. My basic advice: anticipate the upcoming track and e. g. turn into the curve before you are actually there. Once you get that you will have a lot of fun with the game. Furthermore the spaceballs slogan "we brake for nobody" is king. Just take out a little bit of gas and in the middle of the corner press the boost button to propel yourself out of the corner (and away from the side walls). Finally: Redout II isn't bad, but it's much more arcade like. It lacks the sensitive maneuvering from Redout I. Thus, it's easier to learn in the beginning but less exciting on the long run.
