This game is not recommended for players who have no experience with submerged games or top-down perspective games. Pros: Multi-layered and complex building structures. Multiple and free means of advancement. Fairly good sneaking experience. Large map to explore. Some character development. Cons: *Nearly non-existent gameplay guidance, everything has to be figured out on your own. A bit of ridiculous bugs and places where you jump over to find you can't go back. (Only backtracking) While the player can break down/synthesize things at various workbenches, I often overlooked and couldn't remember the names of the materials during playthroughs, probably a feature for players who like to research the game. Infiltration gameplay and mechanics need to be tried out on your own (e.g. wearing an enemy's clothes only fools the security cameras)
Cool music, cool scenes, characters, and enemies - all of these are cool. On the one hand, the main storyline was too short (8 hours), and it ended before it was fully integrated, wasting a lot of music stored in the car radio and a vast open map. Every place is just a shallow taste
The gameplay can be understood as "Darksiders" removing RPG elements, but the experience is better. Each boss game is a puzzle and can be easily completed with some technical (platform jumping) operations. In addition, the locking function is not omnipotent, and sometimes it can hinder you from completing certain actions.
I haven't played the original version, so this remake is a new game for me. Part 1: Undoubtedly worthy of this classic work, the difficulty level is just right. I can comfortably control my steel army to fiercely strike enemies, even with a few setbacks, which is completely acceptable. Part 2: At first, I felt like I borrowed a lot from the expansion pack of the first part, and the importance of military restraint became significant. The deterrence of large and medium-sized ship groups has been severely weakened, so that the enemy can easily destroy my fleet, but I find it completely difficult to deal with (because the enemy is mixed). I got stuck in the fourth level, and a huge sense of frustration from multiple failures enveloped me. I know this is largely due to my poor skill level, as was my 1-star review of the first expansion pack a few days ago. But what impressed me most was that the "Halo: Wars" series was fun and easy to play, and the difficulty design was just as good as the first "Homeworld" game!
I spent almost 6 hours on the last level. I have tried the method shown in the prompt multiple times, but for some reason it has not been effective. Although the experience in the previous levels was great, games that cannot be completed have no meaning.
Don't buy this version, we strongly recommend downloading the PS emulator to play
The entire process is expected to take 9.5+hours The movements and visuals are very smooth, and although the music doesn't have any memorable features, it completes the task very well. Even now, it is the quality of the upper layer of the pyramid in the same type. It is worth mentioning the character performance of the game protagonist, which is more of an action game than an ARPG. In addition, the blocking criteria are also very lenient. The overall rhythm of the game is compact, with only one harmless drag in the middle. Recommend players with a certain foundation in RPG and horizontal board games, as making mistakes in adding attributes in the early stages may reduce the gaming experience.
A semi paralyzed combat feel, strange monster bugs, even weaker mission guidance than the previous one, and map markers without anything. I can tolerate all of this. However, there are bugs in game tasks and an incredible difficulty curve. Oh my goodness, I really want to continue but I have to stop here. CDPR! Don't continue updating your The Witcher 3! Look at how bad the first two games in this series are!
You made me realize how unsuitable I am for playing platform jumping games. The first 8 hours were very enjoyable, with moderate difficulty and smooth decryption. During this period, I once thought this game was more fun than Mario. Until the scene of "Hoodium Headquarters", Rayman began to showcase its true stance as a platform jumping type game. After failing countless times, I retreated. I have decided to leave this game, although I can blame the uncomfortable perspective in the game, the reason is still that I played too poorly. I really want to give it five stars, but I'm very sorry.
As a restarted version of the series of games, it has taken its own path with a new posture and retained most of the excellent settings of the first installment. Okay: +Modern visuals +The portrayal of pregnant women is impressive (the voice actor has worked hard) +Some good details (footprints in the sand) +Retained most of the mechanics of the first game (although the door opened a bit heavy) +Well done in some dark scenes +After failing 1-3 times, the monsters in the level scene have already allowed players to pass Not very ideal: -There is a dark room full of pedal mechanisms, although it cannot be denied that the design idea is very interesting, I'm sorry I got lost. -You can add some maps to the game scene appropriately to alleviate the problem of getting lost -There are too many text documents, although they have successfully written the background of the story -The triggered recall dialogue will directly cover the screen with images. (Many times)
