Okami HD

This game is a masterpiece! It has beautiful art style, charming story, memorable music, and a fun combat system. It's an experience that should not be missed!

[h1] Zelda-like中的GOAT [/h1] 与其说是在玩游戏，不如说是在参与一幅长达数十小时的浮世绘卷。卡普空在那个人人都追求3D写实的年代，反其道而行之，用和纸纹理、粗犷的浓墨线条和绚烂的樱花特效，构建了一个独属于东方的浪漫幻境。当每一处枯木逢春、大地回绿时，那种视觉上的生命爆发力，至今没有作品能出其右...

I can't put into words how much this game truly means to me. It's such an amazing experience and I truly try to get everyone I know to play it. It's an absolute masterpiece which truly touches the soul.

I had a great time with this game. I originally wanted to play it because of the beautiful art, music, and unique brush mechanic but ended up loving the story and realized game world. It's not very challenging if you just want to casually play through and enjoy the story, only a few tricky parts but not bad at all. I highly recommend a controller and some type of driver level frame generation to play at 60 FPS. I played for about 10 hours at the default 30 FPS and it felt sluggish and gave me eye strain after an hour of play. I only really have a single complaint and that's the slow pace of the dialogue. Most of it can be sped up with a button press but I wish there were an option to have it play faster by default. Other than that, if you go in with the expectations that it's an older game with an older game design then you'll enjoy it and be surprised by a few things that modern games don't do as well. It took me 37 hours to go through casually and not trying to collect everything or do every side quest. I could see another 15-20 hours to finish all of the content but I've had my fill of this wonderful game.

Beautiful and makes you feel awesome, yet very casual and comforting, not very demanding. PS2 classic in HD from the team which eventually turned into platinum games (Bayonetta, Nier Automata). At least one of my top 5 of the system. Best with a controller. Port is not very impressive. Resolution does not want to default to the setting defined. Weird crash like freezes once in a while, but is stable otherwise. Good luck if your going 100% without a guide.

[h2] A graphically unique linear story game[/h2] I like this game, I played this game for a first time a long time ago, I have a lot of nostalgia tied to this game because of this, I still to this day think that this is a game that people could enjoy experiencing if its the type of game that they do enjoy. [b]A story of an unlikely, yet destined hero. [/b] I would recommend Okami if you like a nice story game (35-60h depending on your pace & completionism tendencies), can deal with the port being 30 fps, and don't mind a the linearity and handholding in the beginning in parts and if you can appreciate the unique art style, storytelling with fun character personality specific dialogues and really impressionable characters. [h3] Note before purchasing: [/h3] Above is my general consensus on weather I recommend the game or not, below I go into detail about why or why not this game may or may not be for you & general tips for fist timers. [list] [*] [b]The button to skip a cutscene on keyboard is F1, you welcome. [/b] [*] [b]30 fps lock[/b] (old game programming limitation, except in the menu for some reason). [*] [b]Games graphical settings are tied to save-file[/b], so if you check the settings & change them before starting a game and before creating a save-file, and relaunch the game, you will just loose the changes. [b]Start the game save and change settings afterwards[/b]. [*] As soon as you launch the game, it will throw you into a skippable cutscene before the menu. You will get this exact same cutscene UNSKIPPABLE (at least it used to be) when you actually start the game. [b]Do yourself a favor, skip the first cutscene before the menu at the very start of the game. [/b] [*] [b]There is no way to change audio sources within the game.[/b] Depending on how complex your audio setup is (looking at you streamers) keep that in mind. [/list] Okami plays a lot like Zelda games, boss battles and gameplay is more "mechanics tied progression" than just "I go here and kick the a** of the boss or enemies with all my power". The battles especially in later game are more like puzzles, enemies have gimmicks instead of just large HP pools, figuring out the gimmicks makes it a lot more fast and efficient to deal with the general enemies, and sometimes are the only way to defeat a boss. You can find yourself in a situation in the game where you feel utterly stuck and don't know what to do next, only because you forgot about a mechanic that got introduced to you 20 hours ago. This is normal, you are not stupid. The original game tends to have a weird mixture of extreme handholding, but yet suddenly you having to figure out a mechanic just from context clues. I think they did a better job with having more of a failsafe for this new release, but for people who want to figure it out on their own, it can be frustrating.

[h1]電子酷刑 eleCTRONIc tOrturE 1/5[/h1] 我對遊戲的內容基本上沒什麼問題，整體的風格很有特色，對話和劇情都很好笑有趣。但問題在於這款遊戲太老，很多 UI、UX 的設定放在現在的環境實在是難以下嚥。 先說最讓我頭痛的鏡頭，遊戲中使用搖桿的體驗會比鍵鼠好很多，可是不管是使用搖桿還是鍵鼠，遊戲的鏡頭都會自行移動，視角也很奇怪。再搭配上低幀數，我玩沒幾個小時就開始 3D 暈。 另外遊戲中的判定有點微妙，用筆的情況下五次裡面會有兩次判定失敗。在用狗型態進行戰鬥時，也很常因為鏡頭的關係錯位導致沒攻擊到怪，久而久之玩下來就開始讓人不耐煩。