Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Monsieur-Owly

To be honest, I have really mixed feelings about Invention 2. Sure, it's another typical indie FPS with zombies. No doubt about it. And it's really easy to see that it's made with Unity asset flips. Those who played The Slaughtering Grounds and other indie FPS might recognize the infamous saw-toothed zombie. Also, it will take no more than 30 minutes to beat the game and the ending just leaves much to be desired.

On the positive side, unlike other indie FPS with zombies, Invention 2 features an inventory and scavenging system (weapons, ammos, equipment, food) that show some effort although they are underexploited. At least, the gameplay involves a minimum level of surviving.

Considering its price, Invention 2 is worth a buy and worth your time.

Since the current Steam score does not represent the actual quality of the game, I'll have no choice but to display my review as a negative one.

Rating (for a 1$ game):
6.0 / 10

Rating (according to my game preferences):
3.0 / 10

When Hexen 2 was released in 1997, it was reviewed as a medieval fantasy reskin of Quake. After replaying it 15 years later, I just realised that the game is much more than that.

PROS:
✅Hub design based levels
✅Incredible soundtrack; very atmospheric and dark
✅4 different settings based on medieval, ancient egypt, aztec and roman mythology
✅Fluid movement mechanics (just like Quake)
✅4 classes to play : paladin, crusader, necromancer, assassin
✅Some items have different effects depending on your class
✅The Tome of Power not only act like a Quad Damage but also alter the attack animation and effects
✅Possibility to summon a gargoyle
✅Possibility to transform your foes into a vulnerable sheep
✅Challenging boss fight (the Four Horsemans of Apocalypse: Death, Pestilance, Famine, War)

CONS:
❌Extremely sadistic and confusing puzzle patterns (hidden item, switch, door, passage, etc)
❌No map
❌Bullet sponge ennemies that do not react when being hit
❌Only 4 weapons per class
❌XP system is more or less useful since the player cannot allocate any attribute points
❌3D models hasn't aged well
❌The gibs effects are not really convincing

To summarize, Hexen 2 may not be a masterpiece but it is a worthy sequel to Hexen: Beyond Heretic and a great conclusion to the Serpent Riders saga. Nowadays we don't see games like this anymore. If only more developpers could take this approach...

Rating:
8.0 / 10

I don't know if there is an ongoing contest for becoming the new Digital Homicide Studio, but all I can say is that 24 HOURS is the new contender for being the worst FPS of 2016, if not the worst game of 2016.

With its horrendous graphics, clunky controls, oversimplictic gameplay mechanics and flying skulls, the game is really reminiscent of the awful Raising Dead, an obscure FPS made in 2000. Not only that, the keys binding is completely messed up - G, R and K for Save, Load and Pause!?

By the way, I love the Unreal 4 toolkit signature in the main menu. Time Ramesside, anyone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgCVMWZdASI

Rating:
0.1 / 10

Those who are not infected by political correctness disease will certainly have a blast playing Hatred as Destructive Creations' first release not only looks like Postal but plays like Postal and feels like Postal... but better!

PROS:
+ Gruesome violence featuring dismemberments, decapitations and execution animations
+ Morbid and dark ambiance (black & white filter + music)
+ Destroyable walls and physics effects

CONS:
- Gameplay can sometimes feels repetitive
- Unbalanced difficulty as the ennemies can shoot the player while being off-screen
- Clunky controls during driving sequences

Although it is not perfect, Hatred is an unusual title that is worth its price. Looking for Destructive Creations' next project.

Rating:
7.5 / 10

Even Lord Gaben's "cameo" could not prevent "the end of the Pc master race"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVI927doiTU

Rating:
0.5 / 10

As someone who didn't enjoy any Postal game I gotta admit the Redux is quite an improvement over the 1997 version.

First of all, the control schemes are now much more fluid and intuitive. Instead of rotating "A" and "D" moves the character to the left and to the right of the screen. This modification might sounds like a tiny one but it greatly improves on the gameplay as it is easier (and more fair) to dodge missiles coming at you and running for cover. Of course, the enhanced visuals are greatly appreciated not to the mention the additional survival mode.

Despite all of these improvements the game is not without flaw since the level of violence feels the same as the original. I may sound like a desensitized person but I was hoping for a more gory game, like some dismemberments and gibs. Also, the arsenal is a bit lackluster. The rocket launcher, napalm launcher and flamethrower are more or less useful since they are high risk high reward. This is why I ended up using the submachinegun, the shotgun and the magnum most of the time.

Overall Postal Redux is definitively worth a buy although being only a decent game.

Rating:
7.0 / 10

HOW TO PLAY WITHERING KINGDOM 2

Step 1: Kill the asset monsters.
Step 2: Kill the chickens.
Step 3: Kill the boss.
Step 4: Rince and repeat until you die out of boredom.
Step 5: Spread the word by leaving a negative review on Steam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R0h9xsRJ-U&feature=youtu.be

Rating:
1.0

A Bruce Lee lookalike?
Oriental-metal music?
Nazi Zombies?
Vampiress?

With its B-movie vibe Hope in Hell looks quite enjoyable. Alas that is not the case since the controls are broken and the fighting system is oversimplistic, not to mention the clunky animations and the frustrating difficulty. I spent nearly two hours trying to beat the first level and never managed to because the game just kept trolling at me by spawning nazi zombies everywhere.

Too bad it didn't turn out as a decent game. The soundtrack, the badass voice acting of the narrator and the overall cheesyness has some charm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eZvRoTWIOo

Rating:
1.0 / 10

While North Korea has been criticized for its authoritarian regime and human rights violation the same can be said about Steam Greenlight as most oversensitive indie devs with a huge ego will attempt to censor every review and comment that criticize their poorly made product. Such is the case of BMC Studio, a new company formerly made of French-Canadian teenagers that follow the footsteps of the infamous Digital Homicide Studios.

To put it simple, Kimulator is the poor man's version of the abysmal Rogue Warrior: you play as a French-Canadian "soldier" sent to "North Korea" by Jesus to eliminate "Kim Jong-Un". The concept itself is not bad at all and is very reminiscent of B-movies. The problem lies in the execution: the game uses GameGuru engine, a game making tool that is just as horrible as FPS Creator. While I have no experience in game making I must admit that I have never seen anything good coming out from GameGuru and FPS Creator (ex: Into the Dark; Rober D. Anderson and the Legacy of Cthulhu; Moonbase 332; Sector; Elves Adventure).

That being said, Kimulator is no different from any GameGuru and FPS Creator based product: very poor optimization, horrible level design, incoherent use of assets, bland shooting mechanics and unbalanced difficulty. Not to mention the very short length of the Story Mode (just 20 minutes!) and the fact that you don't really get to see Kim Jong-Un in the game (aside from the drawing on the main menu and loading screen that appears during the 10 first seconds of gameplay):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwv-XVUX890

Rating:
1.0 / 10

The unlucky ones are not those who experienced crash issues but those who managed to find some temporary fixes as Silicone-2 is nothing but a bland sci-fi action shooter.

Not that I expect every indie titles to have high production value but everything in the game is amateurish at best. The characters look like balloon shaped sex dolls with armor suit. The weapon selections is quite boring to use and lack variety: laser pistol, laser machine gun, emp grenade (let's not talk about the mounted machine gun sequence). The cutscenes, while I appreciate the efforts, could have benefited from english subtitles although the russian voice acting sounds bland.

The only positive thing I can mention about the game is that it takes some inspiration from Terminator (see one of the screenshots in the store page)... and it's still better than any Digital Homicide productions (yeah I know, this was just too easy to plug).

To those who couldn't run the game properly, you didn't miss anything:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShYQpJDQhKg

Rating:
2.0 / 10