Ghostrunner

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对操作有要求 但玩起来确实很爽路线熟练之后一次性打过去会很舒服 美术风格是赛博朋克加上霓虹视觉效果惊艳 交互做的也很好在蹬墙和跑动滑铲体感都不错 用刀进行的击杀很干脆很舒服 新手引导对于像我这种操作不是很会的玩家来说还是不太好用 它的新手引导主要是教按键使用像一些路线需要自己去思考怎么进行操作 总之还是非常喜欢这个游戏 推荐推荐

10 кибер-ниндзя из 10, где ты на бешеной скорости летишь по стенам, блокируешь пули и ловишь дикий кайф, нарезая стрелков на кусочки их же собственными рикошетами

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Я могу считать привередливым в плане выбора игр, ведь найти что-то стоящее для меня очень тяжело, по пальцам можно пересчитать игры которые действительно зацепили своим геймплеем и данный продукт входит в их число, я бы не назвал игру сложной, но и к счастью казуальной ее не назвать. Я рад что наконец-то решил пройти этот если и не шедевр, то очень достойный для своего жанра продукт, советую хотя бы просто попробовать сыграть пару уровней и буду уверен что игра вас затянет.

Truly a masterpiece if skill expression is what your after. I stumbled across Ghostrunner when I saw it in a bundle with Dishonored. Having enjoyed some of Arkane's other games, I decided to give the demo a shot and almost instantly purchased the bundle. If you've played Katana Zero, this feels a lot like a 3D version of that, linear maps filled with enemies that die in one hit, but can kill you just as quickly. The true joy of the game comes from tearing through rooms, your opponent's superior firepower falling swiftly to your unparalleled speed and skill. You'll die a lot, each level outside of story missions and boss fights I usually had around 20-70 deaths on hard mode, but the game puts you back in the action so quickly that you barely notice. One keystroke and your back at the last checkpoint, to the point where it becomes automatic, and you can even set it to be automatic if you'd like. The game can be punishing, but when you finally clear a room you truly feel like you've mastered the game. The story honestly isn't anything to write home about. It has that "just filled out enough to give you a reason to fight" vibe that a lot of 90s and 2000s action games had. But there is enough for Dharma City to feel like more of a real place than just a setpiece, even if the levels themselves are very much gameplay first. The upgrade system is probably one of my favorites in any recent game I've played, while you have your standard "gain more abilities as you progress" side of the game, where it really shines is in the augments to those abilities, which are managed by a series of tetris pieces that you have to lay out on a fixed grid that grows as you progress, with everything from extra dashes to the ability to reflect bullets back at enemies. This not only forces you to make decisions about what upgrades you actually need, it also encourages you to spend time tinkering with arrangements to get the most upgrades out of the space you have. And while the ability to change your loadout at any time can throw a wrench in the otherwise excellent pacing, it also means that your constantly encouraged to pick the upgrades that fit for your situation instead of just choosing one and sticking with it. TLDR: Excellent game for those who enjoy fast paced games with precise timing