Évaluations récentes de Veltower

They FINALLY added Simultaneous play and I am ecstatic! It finally gets my positive review after playing off/on for 4 years.

Some reviews may criticize the addition as "speeding up the game to an uncomfortable degree," but Simultaneous play just means the party can go at their own pace. No more waiting on someone when they're AFK, and no more 2 hour sessions waiting on 7 other people to hit their ball one at a time. It's just like real like mini golf now, pure and unrestricted!

Of course, love what they're doing every season, bringing us a new course with amazing detail, hidden gems, and challenging modern holes. Not to forget the fun of finding all the golf balls hidden around the course and the amazing fox hunts that net you a sweet putter. I invite all my friends to play whenever I get the chance!

So if you're looking for a party game to last you a generation, then pick up Walkabout VR. It won't disappoint!

Black Screened and loading screen for nearly 2 hours, almost wasn't able to refund.

Thx for trying to steal my money

Slay the Spire + Space Combat + Cute Furry little creatures discovering where they belong in the universe? Sign me up!

Came for the strategic combat. Stayed for the music & character development. It's an absolutely brilliant soundtrack that sounds right out of my lo-fi hip-hop playlist with sprinkles of intense boss fight jams. Definitely in my top ten rogue-like games.

Jet Lancer is your classic dogfight game with a moderate amount of customizable options at your disposal, tight controls, hours of missions, and a BUMPPIN' soundtrack. The opening sequence for the game is immersive, immediately throwing you into a narrative you've yet to discover, but when the title music starts playing, it throws you into the clouds and makes you feel like your truly flying.

Tight Controls: If you haven't played a 2D dogfight simulator before, you'll come to soon realize how amazingly tight the controls are. You can zoom across the battlefield, cut the engines, fall while firing at a plane chasing you, then blast the afterburners into a dodge roll, narrowly skim the waters, and spin back into the air dodging bullets left and right. Dodging is satisfying. The Explosions are satisfying. The narrow escapes and rapid counterattacks are so, flippin', satisfying.

Soundtrack: The music is spot on for this game. The main vibe is chiptune, synchronizing with the pixelated visuals. But then, there's a vibing guitar riff overlay that puts you in the middle of the action.

Just check out the soundtrack if you're not interested in buying the game. Fat Bard is an underrated music master!

ROCK AND STONE

I love the art style, and the zany character make it all the more enticing. 9/10

This game, from it's first release to it's last update, has always been and forever will be my favorite bullet hell rouge-like ever. It's been my pass time. I've laughed. I've cried. I've triumphed. And I've raged when I get that damn peashooter. It's been a ride, and frankly, I don't ever want to get off. Thank you, Dodge Roll, for creating such a masterpiece. May we all shoot our way through hell and back again!

Great game!
I've only played an hour and I can already tell it's going to be a great 3D platforming shoot'em up, even better than its predecessor. The verticality of the stages makes me feel so small in a dungeon of monsters so vast and colossal that I'm begging people to buy it so I'm not alone fighting magma worms. I can't wait for the full release.

There is a plethora of words that come to mind that do nothing but praise the amazing work that Toby Fox created before us. Unique. Intuitive. Witty. Emotional. Philosophical. Entertaining. Instense. Heart-touching. I could go on.

Undertale, as a sum of its parts, is a well-balanced video game that takes the player on a journey into the Underground, a fantastical but collapsing society of Monsters that want nothing more than to live their lives with freedom and prosperity. Not only are you being told a story, but with every action you make, you shape it. The developer makes it one of the most attracting features of his game. While one gamer might play it aggressively and without heart, another (and most likely all) will take the road less traveled: Pacifism.

I won't go too much into detail to avoid spoilers. This game touched my heart. After playing through the game and achieving the "true" ending, there is little I can say that would fully compensate the outstanding story-telling and direction the developers took. It plays on the aspect that it is all a game, making sure to break the fourth wall at any given moment without much warning. They also make sure to connect the player with the pixelated characters in a way that is undescribable. Maybe it was Sans' witty jokes, Alphys' shyness, or Mettaton's fabulousness... but I felt for these characters. I have a completed game file that I refuse to reset due to the fact I will "lose" the friendships I've created with these fictional characters...

In the end, the story is inspirational. I urge anyone who enjoys a good story to buy this. This is definitely a must buy game for 2015, and I would go to lengths to say every gamer should have this in their library.

I'd have to say, my initial playthrough was similarly ruined by a drop of framerate another customer was mentioning. As soon as I opened the game, the lag intantly hit. My cursor had atleast a fourth of a second delay on the basic 720p settings, and you don't even want to hear how bad it is as the resolution was raised. It was sad to force myself into going to the lowest possible setting to actually have on-command instantaneous response because in this game, aiming is a vital utility to have.
I have the requirements (surpass them quite a bit actually). It would be nice if this was fixed, because a laggy game is not worth 5 dollars (which is the only reason I'm giving this a negative). I've played Unity engine games before, and that seems to be a recurring problem with the program. Maybe something in the script could be affecting the framerate.
Now, on the other hand, the story and setup of the game are enticing and neat. The music is something that many people can "rave" to, and the environments I've played through express a deeper meaning that I intend to explore in time. Until the game is revamped, I'd rather not force myself to play on a low quality setting. I want to fully experience this exciting game in the best quality possible. :)