บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Dracula, Redheads Supremacist

Probably the second most impressive indie game to come out in the last 5 years. Definitely grab a few copies and space your friends for no reason at all, whatsoever.

Pro Tip: When playing co-op, don't shoot your friends.

10/10 would shoot my friends again for their medpack.

Probably the second most entertaining indie game to come out in the last 5 years. Definitely grab a bunch of copies and play it with friends.

Pleasantly surprised! This is a proper remake and I'm enjoying it so far. The only issue I've had so far is that the UFO controls are a bit wonky on the controller but works well on Keyboard and Mouse. Watch this review from GmanLives if you want clarification: https://youtu.be/AWxQlUZWTYE

Good immersive sim with a bit too much bullet sponge. The remastered visuals are good but nothing to sing praises about. I experienced no crashes or bugs on my playthrough. If you've never played Bioshock, I'd definitely recommend this classic.

It's a fantastic game with a very addictive gameplay loop and a powerful soundtrack to go with it. I would say that it's a 200% improvement over DOOM 2016's gameplay loop. It has set the standard for future DOOM titles. If I had to give this game a definitive score right away, it would be a 10/10 based on the gameplay and Mick Gordon's excellent soundtrack. The main campaign's story is okay. There are some big reveals, unnecessary retcons from 2016, and unexplained time-skips. And frustratingly, there is no explanation whatsoever to bridge the gaps either. So we can only hope Id Software feels compelled to share with us how the Doom Slayer got to where he is at the start of this game.

With that said, let me elaborate on the things I didn't like about this game. Let's start with the visual direction of DOOM Eternal, which I don't like. It's not on the same level as DOOM 2016, which had a refreshingly gritty and cinematic feel to it. Every level in 2016 had its own unique lighting in different areas of the level. It felt handcrafted and organic. In comparison, DOOM Eternal feels very inorganic and bland with the monotone global illumination setting for the entire map, across all levels. Some of the interior lighting looks good, but it doesn't measure up to DOOM 2016. And it doesn't matter if you play it on ULTRA NIGHTMARE graphical settings because the global illumination methods used in this game make everything look bright and saturated. Fortunately, it can be mitigated by downloading the 'Doom Eternal DeLighter' mod from Nexusmods. However, the lighting itself isn't as beautiful as DOOM 2016's, which means the result is still disappointing, if slightly less.

The weird 8-bit platforming in this game is excessive and immersion breaking. The Cultist Base level has some of the most nonsensical 8-bit platforming I've seen to date. It feels like something 10-year-old children would enjoy. It's the same with gore kills as well. They feel more cartoonish than brutal. I heard Hugo Martin decided to go this route so that his children can play the game. Fair enough, I suppose. It's just not for me.

"Attack only when their eyes glow green" enemies and bosses in this game are a cheap gimmick passed off as "well-designed enemies requiring your immediate attention." No, they're cheap gimmicks and nothing more. It's not about the difficulty, it's about the enemy design. If the Marauder is a "well-designed" enemy, why can't we use the Marauder's shield ability in the Multiplayer mode? Because it is stupidly imbalanced, and Id Software couldn't justify its use in multiplayer.

My final rating for this game is 7.5/10. I didn't like it as much as I thought I would. DOOM 2016 was a more satisfying experience for me. DOOM Eternal's gameplay and Mick Gordon's new soundtrack are fantastic, but for every two steps forward they've also taken a step back.

No lengthy review needed. Buy the game.

Rip and tear until it is done!

You don't need to read reviews for this game. What you really need is to buy it and play it, no questions asked.

Best Version of Dark Souls (1) out there. I bought the PTDE when it first came out on PC all those years ago and was thoroughly disappointed by the crappy port job. I didn't bother with the Dark Souls franchise until REMASTERED came out this year with the 50% discount. I'm happy to say that REMASTERED version is infinitely better than PTDE. Smooth framerate all around. I've done everything there is to do in this game without ever running into any bugs or glitches.

Definitely buy this version if you want a good Dark Souls 1 Experience on PC. QLOC have put in a lot of work to fix the broken port we got in 2012.

NOTE: Yeah, there are hackers. It's unfortunate. However, I only ran into two hackers in my 280+ hours of playtime. Download DSRWatchPup from Dark Souls Remastered Nexus and use that to backup and protect your save file from hackers. It will create a backup every time you get invaded. So if you are invaded by a hacker you can switch out your save file and avoid softbans and other nonsense.

A city builder with a solid campaign. Buy and play.