Последние обзоры Gyde

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I find it really easy to get lost in SFM, I did not even realize that I had 90+ hours in it until today. I have only used this app to create TF2 character images for myself and really wish I had the know-how of animating those top tier animations seen on YouTube (Winglet is the best example, check him out if you somehow don't know him). SFM is also not very difficult to use, it only gets somewhat complicated when you do long animations but it's fairly easy to make good looking posters.

However, SFM is not maintained and barely updated (last update was in 2015), in order to get new cosmetics or textures from TF2 you need to update the files manually. You'll also experience some lag and crashes so make sure to save often.

Other than that, SFM is a pretty good animation software for Valve games, TF2 especially, and I wish all future animators the best of luck.

Besiege is an amazing game, I did not think that I'd have as much fun as I did. The gameplay is very simple but yet fun⁠—use your creativity to make something and use it to complete objectives. It's almost like playing with Lego bricks, it is very easy to learn the game's mechanics with it's variety of weapons and tools. To add to that, this game's graphics and sound design looks and sounds amazing.

EDIT: I also forgot to mention that there's an in-game workshop where the community can share their creations, items and levels, some of which are very creative and impressive. I always love it when developers have a workshop feature where players can just share and use the communities creations, so this is just the cherry on top for me.

There's also many features in the works as well, such as multiplayer, sandbox and other levels which will provide anyone hours of fun in this game.
I highly recommend anyone to give this game a try.

A really fun and well made theme park building tycoon, there's a lot you can do in this game, the customizability and the rides you can make are plentiful. The graphics and soundtrack are also pretty good. This game also has a workshop where you can see other people's creations like their parks or buildings they made which provides more options for your park.

I highly recommend people who like tycoon or building games to try Planet Coaster.

This game is the perfect Attack on Titan game, it's everything I hoped it was going to be. The movement and combat is really unique and easy to get the hang of, the game also has a lot to offer.

In AOT2, the protagonist is a random cadet in the "104th Cadet Corps" instead of a major character in the anime and the story shows their POV of events in Season 1 & 2 of the anime. Because of this, you get to build relationships with the characters in the anime and experience what it's like to be part of the AOT universe. The game's graphics also looks pretty, the animation is fairly well done except for some interactions in-game, the cinematic cutscenes however, are perfect. Again, the movement and combat in this game is well done and very easy to get used to. There is also quite an in-depth character customization if anyone cares about that.

Also, in "Another Mode" you get to play as titan shifters (Eren, Annie, Reiner, ect.) and is given the ability to play as their titan forms for a period of time, combat as a titan is kinda wonky and could use some work but it is still fun and feels awesome to use.

However, most of this game's missions play out the same with slight differences like area or weather, especially the scouting missions, you kill titans, help out characters from the anime/manga and finish by eliminating a large abnormal (which very tedious, especially those that keep changing weak spots). But despite this, killing titans feels very satisfying and doing it over and over doesn't get boring at all.

This game also has A LOT of content to offer, most of which is recycled but it's content nonetheless, from the story mode to scouting missions and even DLC extras, you could easily spend countless hours exploring and trying to unlock every collectible available in the game.

tl;dr - I would wait for a sale before buying but I highly recommend it for anyone that is a fan of AOT, unique gameplay, good graphics and it just feels good to play.

I've never played a horror game with a story/lore before and I've never watched any gameplay of "Amnesia: The Dark Descent" prior to when I bought it. This was a completely new experience for me and I'm happy to say that I've completed the game and I really enjoyed it.

The graphics, although this game is 9+ years old, still looks fairly good, the gameplay is also very unique and interesting, with the Sanity, Tinderboxes and the Oil features. The game also has a pretty intriguing lore and backstory if that matters to anyone. The game also knows how to pace itself, separating the scary parts from the expositions and puzzles, no section feels too long or dragged out.

Now onto the really good stuff, the atmosphere. I don't even know where to start, the developers did such an amazing job with the environment, slight audio cues such as creaking wood, snapping branches or even fake footsteps make it so much more scary to play this game. The ambience does such a good job at adding tension throughout the game. The background music, especially when being chased is terrifying and it makes getting spotted and chased so much more intense.

tl;dr - Amazing and scary horror game, fantastic atmosphere and unique gameplay. Highly recommended to anyone that has never played Amnesia.

I'm way too late to give a review for this game but I'm just gonna leave it here anyway in case some haven't played it..

I love this game, whoever came up with the idea for it is a genius, it's one of my favorite story games ever. The game is not very long, (can be completed within 2+ hours) but it tells a story so incredibly well. I only discovered this game thanks to Jacksepticeye and watched the whole thing, so it was pretty much spoiled for me from the beginning. But when I played it myself, I still found myself enjoying it even though I know what happens, it was really cool to see all the clues from Chapter 1 to 3 and how they all get connected and explained in Chapter 4. Spoilers: [s]Not many story games or stories in general get to get away with the "Oh, It was just a dream/coma!" cliche, but this is that one exception.

The atmosphere of this game is also very well done, Chapter 1 already makes you feel so involved, each Chapter also plays so differently from each other and it was quite amazing to see them all come together. Gameplay wise, you never really feel lost or not knowing what to do, it's only Chapter 3 that what you do seems repetitive, I wouldn't blame anyone for disliking Chapter 3's puzzle.

tl;dr - Stories Untold is a unique and interactive story game with slight horror elements, it's a very creative story game and I would recommend anyone to get it.

I really enjoyed playing the alpha of the game when it was first shown back in 2016 as I found it to be one of the most unique games at the time, and I was really excited when I saw it was going to be released on Steam. The game at it's current state is already a lot of fun, the new units and maps work well and are really fun to mess around with. Yet, there is still many really cool and entertaining features that Landfall is currently working on, like custom units and a first person mode.

There's also a new campaign mode for challenges and also for players to learn the new units. It'll also give you something more to do in the game if you somehow get bored of watching 40 Zeus units fighting each other in sandbox. The "Challenge" mode also provides some harder scenarios for those who want a challenge.

Though, I do have one very minor gripe, and it's that some of the old units like the M16, Neon Units and Miscs (fun stuff like Trump and Hillary) are not in this current build of this game. I do believe that Landfall is going to be reintroducing most of the old units and I'll remove this part if and when that happens. If not, the current units are still enjoyable to use and many more are going to be added.

In closing, I want to add that the game at it's current state could already be considered a full game and I recommend anyone to give it a try as it's a lot of fun and there's many more features to come within this month alone.

tl;dr - A very unique, fun and replayable game with many more entertaining features to come.

Oh where do I start, this game is so good, I really didn't expect it to be as good as it was, the story was engaging and the voice acting is amazing.

The parkour and movement in this game feels smooth and traveling from point to point doesn't feel boring or get repetitive. There is also a skill tree that lets you unlock more abilities the more you play, it's always cool to try out new perks when you unlock them. The story was also great, but to be fair I played most of this game with friends and that was probably why I enjoyed it so much more. The feeling of being chased at night when you first start was so intense and scary. The combat in the game itself is well done, and as you play, you unlock more moves you can use. There's also an incredibly wide variety of weapons that you can use or find, spanning from a literal plank to an assault rifle.

In addition, Dying Light looks beautiful, even the most minor effects (lens flares, depth of field) and details make up the environment and it makes this post-apocalyptic, run down city so believable and realistic. They also did a great job with water, making entering and exiting look pretty realistic.

To add to this list, the OST is composed so well, it sounds amazing to listen to on it's own and I feel that in-game, it sets the scenes so well, the tracks by themselves can already make you feel either calmed or tensed/scared. Real props to Pawel Blaszczak for making such a good soundtrack.

However, this game isn't perfect, there's some physic glitches my friend found; like jumping off a super tall radio tower, landing on a car and not losing your legs, not sure whether this was intentional or not but it was still pretty funny. There's also another bug where a Volatile managed to glitch through a thin shutter door to get to us which really freaked us out.

In closing, I want to add that I've had this game on my wishlist for quite awhile and only recently got it due to a sale but I would honestly buy this game at full price for what it is. Again, I never expected it to be what it is, my only minor gripe is the paid DLCs as I'm just generally not a fan those. But then again, it doesn't take away from the main game, just expansions. I have no regrets buying Dying Light.

tl;dr - This game has a great story, great soundtrack and looks fantastic, co-op is also an option for those wanting to play with friends.

Another game that I've wanted to play for a while now, bought it earlier today and I don't regret it. It was everything I thought it would be. Something about a low-poly and simplistic looking world just fits well with this game. Gameplay-wise, this game lets you create your own kingdom from scratch, giving you the freedom to do whatever you want with your buildings, there is also a random map seed everytime you play a new game which is very cool. I also love how the weather effects like rain and snow pose as threats and aren't just there for looks. Besides that, the soundtrack when playing the game goes along well with the overall game and it also sounds good. Kingdoms and Castles is a very casual game that you can pick up relatively easily.