Recent reviews by TK-576

its own community chases away new players

After finishing the game and seeing the two endings I can firmly say this game has the same vibes as Call of Duty Black Ops and Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith on the PS2 interestingly.

Being able to be part of the main Half-Life Canon and intersecting with it directly as the villain with insane power is why I recommend this game and one of the reasons I make the parallel with Revenge of the Sith.

Its cutscenes being in first person with automatic walking make the execution of the story similar to Black Ops 1 and 2.

Entropy Zero 2 feels very much like its own game, with great pacing and diversity brought by the return of the Half-Life 1 enemies and even extending its story into the events Half-Life 2 Episode 2 and slightly after it.

Better than Hearts of Iron only because it doesn't spawn fringe political users

Not bad but there's no updates to this game making it essentially a sitting duck in terms of new content.

Do not get this if you don't have a powerful CPU。 Lots of useless code in the background of the game.

To be honest, it fools around with a very interesting system of stealth, but it must be said that this game deserves a sequel, or at least some updates. If you like stealth games like Splinter Cell Conviction, or simple stealth games, I must recommend this game in particular.

Great for players used to Quake gameplay. If you're new to the game, don't even try multiplayer.

This game was definitely created because Tencent abandoned PUBG, which if you haven't heard, lemme give you a summary.
Tencent relied on BlueHole to help maintain PUBG PC, which they had invested money into because it was at the time, a very popular and profitable game (before Fortnite). Upon realizing how bad the game became, they resorted to this.

Anyway with the game itself.

Ring of Elysium is doing pretty well for a early access title. At first glance you can assume this game is just PUBG in the snow, but its more than that. It very much feels like a Tencent title (assuming you have played other Tencent games) and compared to PUBG, its a lot smoother and quicker. I reccommend this game if you want some more variety to battle royales. Only thing I have as a con is that there needs to be more marketing and features, but so far, its doing very well.

To be perfectly honest with you, Slap City feels better than Super Smash Bros in terms of controller movement. The PS4 controller feels so fluent, which Smash 4 doesn't allow to be used. Only thing that I would take away from the game is that there isn't enough characters in the roster, which makes matches predictable.

What's holding this game back is the fact that there is literally nothing going for it anymore. The strong disinterest that I have shown for the game, even after I get a handful of kills on lucky game is making me wish that this game never had existed or start up the Battle Royale genre's popularity. There is no firing range to practice weapons with like in its mobile counter-part.