Đánh giá gần đây bởi jude

The recent addition of random swinging hammers, wrecking balls, and spinning platforms into every gamemode has significantly reduced the enjoyability of this game. It is common game design knowledge that by introducing Luck as an element in your game, you directly lower the skill ceiling. It no longer matters how good you are, or how comfortable you feel with the movement. Intentionally inconvenient random obstacles have successfully completed their job of leveling the playing field... by essentially randomizing who gets to advance a round and who does not. Wins no longer feel earned, and more like a relief that the game is just over already. I absolutely adored this game before these changes, netcode aside. I could look past the server issues for a game that was absolutely stormed by players. But this? These changes nullified the hours I put in to learning routes, finding ways to coordinate with the random players on my team, and even the sense of victory for making it to the later rounds. At the end of the day, I didn't pay $20 to roll dice. Bring back the skill ceiling, remove the absurd amounts of randomly spawned spinning hammers (ESPECIALLY on team games,) because now this may as well be a board game based entirely off the luck of the draw.

very nice

Great game to play with friends, whether it be over long distance or in the same room. Co-op elements and the option for solo gameplay are both viable paths to take, and each bring their own set of adventures and discoveries. Game remains oddly demanding on computers, nobody is safe from a little lag here and there :p 9/10 would buy again