Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Shockal

ARK's pricing is very ironic. Its DLCs are beyond spectacular and are breathtaking, but the base game itself is overpriced. If you own the base game already, the DLCs are doors to many more worlds that are worth the money.

Scorched Earth feels absolutely nothing like what The Island or The Center provides. Scorched Earth gives off its own great vibe of desert survival, forcing you to adapt to its dry landscape for what could be worth hundreds of hours of gameplay, complete with its own exclusive desert animals, including a ridable moth, a water-storing 'camelsaurus', a tiny mouse that can predict weather patterns such as rain and storms, an enormous rock golem and, of course, the wyverns - the most powerful flyer in the game (in terms of damage output). Don't forget about Scorched Earth's boss, the Manticore!

Despite Aberration's release, Scorched Earth still remains my favorite DLC.

It's quite expensive to purchase both seperately anyways, so the Season Pass is recommended.

If you've played Super Meat Boy, then 'The End Is Nigh' is a must-have. It throws you into the same theme Super Meat Boy gave off during its glorious days, and you'll be glad to be welcomed back into this very difficult platformer.

Pros:
- Super Meat Boy memories
- Provides the same challenges of death and difficulty
- So many levels!!!
- Explore your own ways. Many paths throughout the map split up.
- Retro minigame challenges, similiar to Super Meat Boy's Warpzones.
- Bouncy and addictive

Cons:
- No antagonist or boss battles. RIP Dr. Fetus
- Soundtrack got worse. It's similiar to the Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, where the music got a lot less melodic.

Neutral:
- There is no longer a sprint button. Your character is always sprinting!
- Walljumping has been heavily modified. You can now only walljump on certain walls.
- A new movement has been added - down. When in mid air, you can hold the Down key to accelerate downwards faster, making it great for diving through two walls about to crush.

When it comes to battle royales, PUBG is rather generic. I'd argue the most interesting thing about it are the variety of vehicles you can drive around, but other than that, it's pretty much just expected guns and skirmishes to the end. I got bored of it quickly.

Before you decide to buy this game......


IT'S BALLS TRIPPIN' DIFFICULT I'M NOT JOKING

The game is VERY hard. Some bosses and terrain hazards will make you lose your mind. I would compare it to being almost Super Meat Boy in terms of difficulty - and to make matters worse there's a stage full of sawblades you have to walljump through. Salt factory generation.

If you're precise enough to quickly patch up your mistakes and focus though, you'll be able to skim through the hard parts, though it will be a slow process. Speaking of process, the game has a lot to offer, and I've nearly completed the full map in 19 hours. It's got tons of map content, so if you're one for exploring, get the game. Do be warned however that the game doesn't tell you where you have to specifically go, so you might end up circling around and stuff which heavily, heavily annoyed me.

The soundtrack really lifted me, though the story may have been a liiiiittle too hard for me to understand. I still believe I'm missing some important features of the story that I could have understood but was too foggy and rough to swallow all of it. There's a bunch of story focusing on the civilization's early people, which is quite complex. I would have said something about Hollow Knight's art style, but it looks odd. I would rather like to highlight the use of fade effect in the game's graphics, which they did really well - though not the best.

Glitches? Very few. The only one I ran into was when my character's silhoutte starting turning invisible, which lasted only a few seconds before it corrected itself and returned to normal, never to happen again.

You should buy this game if:
- You enjoy challenging games such as Super Meat Boy
- You have an interest in the story of the game
- Your keyboard is not laggy or anything, because a lot of quick arrow key movements are absolutely crucial.
- You like insects.

You shouldn't buy this game if:
- You rage easily
- You don't enjoy exploring and patience and would rather jump into hot action (go play Cuphead then)
- You're just buying it simply for fun (you'll regret this)

Everything in this game is super enjoyable. The graphics, the creatures, the extraordinary environment and the lovable soundtrack.

However, there's still some flaws. Glitches, weird lag on official servers and a horrendous grind to name a few.

The DLC is fine though. I've played it and it's good content. It's just the base price of the game that bothers me.

GIVE YOUR KING A BIG HUG

NOTICE: OUTDATED

A Free game that reminds me alot of the Hunger Games, yet of course - it's still ARK: Survival. It blends in all the things from the original game and slots it into a fast-paced (you only have a few minutes to live), resource-plucking, dino-taming, gun-crafting madness of an arena. Kill everyone! It's not the best game out there, but considering it's a free game, I'll give it a thumbs up. I actually don't know why this game has Mixed Reviews... Pretty good for a free game for me.

You know this game used to be a mod, right? A mod for the original game. But it eventually became its own, seperate thing.

Now I know alot of you have problems with the proccessing of this game. People all claim it's laggy, it's slow, it's this and that - but I didn't suffer anything much. All I did was turn the shading down a little, and bam, 40fps.

It's OK. Not good. Not bad. Just an OK experience.

PROS:
No money needed
If your computer can handle it, you can turn the graphics to High and experience a wonderful vision
Really gets your excitement in. You're in a giant map full of players and you really feel like every passing minute is danger

CONS:
This game is VERY focused on the orginal version. New players to the game will experience a very sharp learning curve
Some computers out there can't grasp good connection and framerate
Reppetitive, like Evolve (god dang, I hate that game) Well... least it's free...

My rating: 7/10

Not good, not bad, but just OK.
I recommend the original game more though.

It's called 'The Salt Factory' for a reason, you know...

Undertale has a really, really unorthodox design that manages to work. Whether it be screens glitching on purpose, intentionally crashing the game, making texts fall from their chatboxes or even playing around with simply stupid humour - it's got elements that sum it up into something very unique.
Even restarting the game impacts the storyline!

Speaking of storyline, the story quite nice. The characters are also cute and memorable.
And apparently the cutest character is the most cruel...

This games DLC is so bad I ain't even picking it