Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Evil Tactician

Surprisingly in-depth and addictive for an idle game.

Plenty to do when you've got a bit of time, and satisfying game-play loop when you're idling or offline. Mod support, active and friendly community. For me a great alternative to getting sucked into an MMO, which I just don't have any time for right now.

Worst iteration of the game to date,

Loads of utterly pointless additions to the game at the cost of core features which took a step back,

AI: Awful, much worse than before.
Handling: Probably the worst of any F1 game to date.
F1 Life: Why is this even in the game.
Monetization: I already paid for the game, why are we making this the new normal.

I got this on sale for £8 and still think it's barely worth it. If it wasn't for wanting to participate in our league, I'd refund it.

I wasn't super keen on the Dark Souls games, but Elden Ring is a great experience. We world is stunning and a real joy to explore. There's a ton of flexibility in how you can build your character and approach the numerous boss fights. Some of said fights are absolutely fantastic, unique and memorable experiences.

This is one of those games I will remember for a long time. If you're on the fence or worried about being frustrated, you should really give it a go. It's definitely obscure at times and it can be super unclear where you should go first (with the game frequently pointing you in a direction you're 100% not ready for), but the ride is absolutely worth it.

There's plenty of lists online you could look up with a recommended order of zones which don't spoil anything, so that's always an option too.

This is a great RPG and quite a bit better than Final Fantasy 15.

Whilst the crafting and gear mechanics leave somewhat to be desired, the story is great and there are some quite memorable encounters.

Overall the translation was very good, with a couple of typos here and there but overall excellent.

I really want to recommend this game as there's a lot I like about it, but ultimately I can't...

The problem with Distant Worlds 2 is that whilst there is a ton of depth, there's almost no accessibility to that depth. Even simply managing a fleet is an exercise in frustration as there isn't a good balance between automation and manual control there.

Want your fleets to simply conform to a specific template and repair/replace/refuel automatically? Well, tough. The game makes it seem like this is possible, but in reality it isn't. It won't rebalance fleets to the correct number of ships and even removing ships manually just re-adds them even if the template says something completely different.

The home bases make no sense, the AI will assign fleets to the other side of the universe when you don't even have the technology to get there. End result: a useless fleet for a few dozen years as it flies across the void. Sigh.

This would be a fantastic game if it worked as intended but right now it's just not enjoyable to actually play. The messages which are meant to be helpful quickly become a source of irritation and frustration. You get overwhelmed by useless ones you just want to dismiss with no obvious way to disable specific types.
The ones you do want, you end up missing unless you watch the messages like a hawk. I spend more time dismissing messages to get to the ones that are important than actually doing anything fun. If there's a way to customise what messages are delivered, I didn't find it. Developers could take some learning from the Paradox games here, where you can categorize that type of messages are delivered in what way.

I had a vastly overwhelming military to anyone else in the universe, yet I couldn't effectively deploy it anywhere. Even in my home system I struggled keeping tiny fleets of pirates at bay, despite having 5 fleets that were 10x their strength per fleet.

I "fought" 5 wars against the AI in which not a single shot was fired and not a single ship even went near one another. What was the point of that? What was the war even over? Where is the war progress? What do they want out of it? None of this is indicated anywhere.

I've spend a good amount of time watching tutorials and reading the manual. It's not overly difficult to grasp, but the UI and the way things are automated just doesn't work very well in a couple of places. That unfortunately makes the whole thing unravel.

Genuinely a much better game than it gets credit for. The settlement system has so much potential but is ultimately a let-down purely due to the poorly implemented controls / UI and how clunky it is to actually build anything. A shame as it's actually quite fun - just frustrating and way more work than it needs to be. (Even with mods to alleviate some of the worst frustrations..)

Nevertheless, the game itself is quite good - with some genuinely interesting characters and quests. Certainly worth playing through for any Fallout fan.

Humankind is a game which I reluctantly don't recommend.

I had great hopes for this game as the gameplay is quite innovative and it tries to bring something fresh in the genre. However, after playing several games it ultimately falls flat.

There are a great number of bugs, especially surrounding multiplayer - which is the primary way in which I play these kind of games. In addition, the gameplay balance and pacing is way off - snowballing in this is multitudes worse than it is in Civilization and this was an area where Humankind was meant to make a difference.

Overall, it's fun for a few games - until you actually play it all the way through and realise that this game isn't about choice, but the illusion of choice. Ultimately every game ends up exactly the same and those choices don't actually matter a great deal. Your game won't play all that different and in many ways there's even less differentiation than there is in something like Civ.

The added complexity is that you end up not caring about your opponents at all - because they have little to not memorable personality. They all feel exactly the same.

This game badly needs work by the developer. It could still turn out to become great - but it isn't right now.

If you love this kind of RPG (Baldur's Gate style), then you owe it to yourself to play Tyranny.

It's a unique setting, a great story and a fine example of Obsidian writing. It's difficult to say more than this without getting into spoiler territory. Just play it.

Moments of intense fun action are broken up by long periods of intense boredom, pointless running around and countless bugs.

The game crashed repeatedly, RTX enabled ran like ♥♥♥♥ even with an RTX 3090 and the story is one of the dullest and most boring exposition of any game. Overall this wasn't worth the money we paid for it.

We played the whole game in 4-player co-op and only finished it because of 4 of us buying it and being outside the refund period. We didn't do any of the side quests after trying a few as many are locked behind main story progression with 0 warning of this in advance. You'll just get stuck somewhere with no guide on what's happening and why. Why even give those missions when you can't complete them yet?

Utterly boring loot system, pointless upgrade system, just everything about it is executed poorly.

This game lives entirely on it's graphics. If you're after gameplay, go play something else. There are a great number of games which are far better than this.

Huge DO NOT BUY.

I found this game really dull, the story feels like it has been done before and the gameplay was solidly mediocre at best. It didn't draw me in at all and I'm not generally one to bail on games this early.