Fighter_Builder 最近的評論

Beyond just being a very lovingly-crafted spiritual successor to the Zelda CD-i games, this game is legitimately really fun (and funny) in its own right. I highly recommend it!

I'm not a big fan of Rust.
I'm not a big fan of ARK.
I'm not a big fan of Pokemon.

And somehow this combination of the three is something I can't put down for the life of me.
Would recommend.

God, this is a tough one for me. As someone who played the free prototype version that went around a while back, this is definitely a nice upgrade from that original version - the graphics and gameplay are more refined, the lore is expanded, the N64 aesthetic feels much more authentic, and I do like the additions made to the beginning portion of the game, but I'm personally not really a fan of the way they expanded on it past that, at least in the game design/puzzle department. I absolutely SUCK at ARGs and code puzzles, and that's pretty much all it boils down to past the first layer of the game. If that's your thing, then I think you'll be pretty happy with this, but if not, you'll probably need to consult a guide and/or a playthrough eventually. That being said, I would still generally recommend this game. There's a lot more things I like than dislike about it.

This game isn't particularly scary, at least to me, but it's still a lot of fun and I highly recommend it.

10/10, would torture Helpy while making direct eye contact with Scrap Baby again

Honestly not that bad... After applying the 1.3 community patch.[bitbucket.org]

This game is super fun and inventive! It blends classic rhythm gameplay with Overcooked-style co-op party gameplay in a way that works surprisingly well. It looks good and the soundtrack is great too! I highly recommend it!

Apparently the same dude that made the Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe flash games was involved with this game too! I actually had no idea that was the case until after I'd started playing, and it definitely checks out lol

It's not very good. It has some cool parts like the ship building and some neat sidequests, but those parts are massively overshadowed by bland, barren game design that fundamentally misunderstands what made Bethesda's older open-world RPGs so appealing. From what I've heard, the idea was to give modders plenty of space to add their own things. That sounds fine on paper, but you need an interesting base game for modders to want to volunteer their time and skills to it. They do not exist to do your game development work for you.

This is what you get when you mix bullet heaven with bullet hell, and it's great. I highly recommend it. Not only is the gameplay really fun, but it's also got a really unique vibe that I like a lot.

Works really well on Steam Deck, too!

These games are super nostalgic to me and I think this collection does them justice. This collection is handled sort of like the Henry Stickmin collection in that you start with only the first game unlocked, gradually unlocking more and more of them until you unlock a brand-new game exclusive to this collection. One new feature I particularly like is how there are two new maps for each game - for shorter/easier and longer/harder play sessions respectively. Makes it a great fit for the Steam Deck if you just wanna play a bit during a break or something or really wanna sit down and play for a while. If you're nostalgic for the Robot Wants ____ games or just want a collection of short metroidvanias you can pick up and play without too much time investment, I'd say you should definitely pick this collection up!

This is just Neos but it isn't in the stranglehold of a cryptobro anymore and can actually receive updates again. If you enjoyed Neos before all that crap went down, Resonite is literally just an updated version of that with better UI and such and I highly recommend you try jumping back in. You can even migrate your account and the process is surprisingly straightforward!