007 First Light

不愧是杀手公司的游戏，潜行+肉搏+枪战甚至开车的手感都很绝，全成就也不是很难拿

I meant to review this after I finished the game but about a month later I'm getting to it.... THIS GAME IS SO MUCH FUN. I never cared about James Bond but after I played this I definitely going to be watching the og movies. This game is a good time with a good story. No its not always perfect but its imperfections make it amazing. You will care about almost every character because they all have such good personality's. If you like the Hitman games or you like James Bond OR NEITHER. Check this game out. Its worth the price tag. 8.5/10.

I'm not hugely into James Bond--I've never watched any pre-Daniel Craig Bond films and although I'm old enough to have played [i]GoldenEye 007[/i] when it came out, I never did--so I was going to pass on this at least until it was on sale. But between the positive early reviews, the small but sufficient discount I saw at a legitimate reseller of Steam keys (I'm not sure if it's kosher to name them here, so I won't), and the fact that I was itching for something new to play, I figured I'd roll the dice on this one. I'm glad I did; it's a fun ride, and fittingly, probably about the most cinematic experience I've ever had playing a video game. Other studios producing AAA games tying into existing IPs like this should definitely be taking notes from this one, IMO. I'm not going to spend a lot of time dissecting it here; other people have done that enough. Although I recommend the game, I actually do sort of agree with the reviews that talk about the blandness of the gameplay. As an IOI game, it obviously has some [i]Hitman[/i] DNA, and while I went into it pretty much expecting Bond with a dash of [i]Hitman[/i] rather than [i]Hitman[/i] with a dash of Bond, I didn't [i]quite[/i] expect at first that it would be as linear as it turned out to be. When I described it as a "cinematic experience" earlier, I mean it feels almost more like an interactive movie than a video game (especially at the beginning [spoiler]when the training montage alternates between cutscene and playable scene[/spoiler]--though to be clear I also thought that was a really cool way to dress up the tutorial missions). But I mean that in the best way possible--it perfectly embodies the spectacle of a Bond film and puts you inside of it. If I had to say one unequivocally bad thing about it, it's that it's short; I finished the story in under 20 hours, and someone who's extremely focused, locked in, a better shot than me, and only concerned about getting to the end and not trying to find collectibles and secrets could probably do it in 10-15. The game also features "tactical simulations" that you can play through which would give you a few more hours of gameplay, and I'll probably go back and do those at some point, but still, in light of how short the main story is--and I say this as someone who usually argues [i]against[/i] measuring a game's value in terms of hours of gameplay per dollar--paying full (or close to full, in my case) price feels a bit excessive. At the same time, it also feels like we've gotten so accustomed to AAA titles trying to justify their price tags with sprawling but ultimately empty-feeling open worlds full of completionist-bait collectibles and side quests that contribute ultimately very little to the development of the narrative or characters, that we've lost sight of the worth of a tight, focused experience that does the one thing it sets out to do and doesn't wear out its welcome once it's done it. That said, I don't mean this as a defense of this or any other AAA game's $70 price tag, especially not in this economy--if anything, it's more an observation about the weird relationship between players and publishers and what that's done to everyone's expectations. I do understand that [i]First Light[/i] was in development for 5-6 years and AAA game development isn't cheap, but it still feels like this game should be at [i]least[/i] $10 or $20 cheaper for how long it is, and even if your interest in this game is piqued I would absolutely encourage you to wait for a sale unless you're a Bond superfan. In the grand tradition of the compliment sandwich, though, I do want to say that IOI has clearly put a lot of effort into optimizing the Glacier engine since [i]Hitman World of Assassination[/i]; unlike [i]Hitman[/i], [i]First Light[/i] ran consistently buttery smooth on my system at max settings, and I don't recall the framerate ever dipping below triple digits, which isn't something I can say for [i]HItman[/i]. (Hopefully they'll backport some of those optimizations one of these days...)

This is the Best James Bond film I've ever played. Edit: The best five James Bond films. It just keeps going! Seriously, best action game I've played in a very long time.

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I had fun, but at the same time I got tired of the repetitive gameplay. Many of the missions and objectives feel too similar, which made the experience repetitive after a while. On the other hand, I really liked the mechanics involving the watch, and the weapon variety kept combat interesting. The story is one of the game's strongest points. It feels cinematic and does a good job of making you want to see what happens next. Overall, it's a decent game and I enjoyed it, but I don't think it's worth its full price. I'd recommend picking it up during a sale.

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整体还行，后期有点重复了