V Rising

mielőtt a játékkal játszottam volna nem volt barátnőm, kicsi volt a péniszem, nem voltak normális szociális kapcsolataim és még a madarak is gyakran lesz@rtak az utcán ezek azóta sem változtak, de a játék 10/10

What starts as something that looks to be very fun devolves into a frustration filled grind. Waypoints/Teleports that become inaccessible the second you're holding inventory, Waiting 5 minutes to grind bricks to put a single wall up when you need at least 20 to fit. The entire experience just becomes more frustration dealing with a near instakill daytime mechanic. More trouble than its worth to where I wish I'd gotten a refund rather than trying to power through what I thought was a rough spot and ended up just being the gameplay loop.

Закончили первый акт, пошли на север с другом. Разобрали собственный замок, нашли уютное местечко. Начали строиться. Засосались. Теперь у нас нету дома, мы сидим с 0 крови и умираем, прячась от солнца и мобов. Итог такой: не подлизывайтесь к случайной вене, мужики

just was not a big fan of how it plays, feels very clunky.

[b] Change the settings to fit around your playstyle. [/b] There is no need for a casual playthrough to have long crafting times or for items to restrict teleporting if its going to negatively affect your experience. PVP servers can use these to force player interaction and keep risk involved. Bored of grinding resources? Increase the resource yield. Tired of waiting for [spoiler] Rift Incursions? [/spoiler] Increase the frequency and decrease the wait. Tired of spending all of your time avoiding the sun? Tweak the day/night cycle times. [b] Spend your time enjoying the game. [/b] The combat is unique to quite a few of the boss & crafting based progression games I have played and it scratches the itch juggling both defensive and offensive abilities and strategies. Multiplayer elevates this allowing for harder and easier fights depending on your teams experience level & brutal difficulty adds so much depth to the boss fights with new mechanics forcing you to use everything at your disposal. The base building and crafting gives a ton of freedom but it also has its flaws. As you play you will continue to unlock more ways of crafting and upgrades to your current crafting stations changing their sizes and shapes requiring constant reorganization. If you build a multi-level base or need to move your base prepare for difficulty. With it being a fairly grind intensive game you will probably get the most enjoyment out of building your ideal base the first time, with subsequent playthroughs feeling more tiresome. Overall I'd highly recommend it to anyone who is interested (especially for the combat!), but multiplayer is much more enjoyable. There's a TON to explore and even more to do and its much more manageable with at least one other person.

Daddy Dracula is back at it again, and YOU have to stop him! He's hired the help of such famous creatures as, Big Wolf, Sword Man, a Drunk, ♥♥♥♥♥ Ass Octopus Lady, and lets not forget the scariest of them all, a Catholic Priest!! You, a (hopefully) either hot, or horribly disfigured vampire, along with a few friends if you have any of those, get to go through the lands. You grind, gear up, kill a guy, grind, kill a guy, gear up, grind, grind, kill 2 guys. I mean the options are truly limitless! Feeling Sims-ey? Well have I got news for you! Not only can you go wacky mode and build a bomb ass house, but you can populate them with slaves of almost every race! Now that's what I call inclusion! Brutal mode will put your balls in a vice and twist them, the newest update bosses (Especially the top left area) need to be reworked to be even a little fair, absolutely insane level of difficulty, with one easily being harder than Dracula, other than that though? Amazing game would suck again.

The game had a lot of potential, but it feels like Stunlock Studios just used the game as a cash grab. The maps should have been procedurally generated in order to retain a playerbase like Rust. Small content and balance updates would have been sufficient to keep people engaged. I disagree with the community's sentiment that the game was meant to be a "one and done" playthrough experience. There are too many co-op, PvP, and raiding elements to pretend like the game wasn't originally intended to be ongoing. I can't imagine how much money Stunlock made on this to only go AWOL with only one large content patch. I will be very careful about purchasing any future games from them.