Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

Eventually I'm gonna have to try it again, there's things I liked about it, but sadly some of the biggest issues are with devs that haven't properly learned how to use the new Unreal engine that maybe all but 3 games lately, like ARC RAIDERS, and Sonic Crossworlds, have actually learned to use it right. The other issue is their very odd design choice to take things that blatantly can't fit a human being and treat them like power armor instead of being mechs. Though it feels like there's an attempt to call these mechs. Between core design ideals of it's world building, scale, and then the fact that it's severe performance flaws were still quite there, though less than when I first worked with it, and it's irritating there's no voice chat in game and the typing chat and inventory can't be used in loading between hubs, yet you can jump around like an idiot with whoever you met online with it, just really leaves me baffled. Despite some of these issues, if the team does right and turns this sucker around by addressing most of the above, and maybe come up with a B.S reason why people who can't possibly fit in these machines can still show their face on it, yet if you show other body parts it's likely to twist you into a bastard cousin of Slender Man, there's as said some really interesting stuff that comes in the form of how they treat special move unlocking and how to assign them to weapon types. They really REALLY should've kept the ideals of the scaling from the last game though. Mechs actually big enough to ride in, and the ability to get out and repair, and even venture about. If not for the game play reasons, just for the fact the first game really made a lot of sense in it's world and ideals on that scaling level of how you can fit and use the machine, and now in this game. just kind of not. A major immersion breaker that where people I think were every ready to look past even the flaws of frame rate in the first switch version of the game, fixed in the PC one with more horsepower readily available, to have a game with play flaws but already less immersive due to such a blaring head scratcher, I think is why this one is left with such a cold mixed set of reviews. Im gonna say it's a recommended, but on sale, and realize full well I'm not sure I'd call what your using MECHS by traditional sense. It's more like a power armor, and in some cases you can't really fit in it without being body 'replacement' as it were. And if you use the option to make some pieces vanish to run more human looking parts with other parts, again it's going to get weird. I'm pretty sure the whole performance issue is getting a bit more to grasps with the team, major updates have come and I'm likely going to play it again thus and re review this. SO get it on sale currently, maybe about half off, knowing it's not really what I call mechs, but don't let the skill unlock system confusion scare you off. Stumbling around it is actually how you can learn it through some trial and how to collect and discard elements, and that you're very welcome to reset your body and then try a do over. But for sure, if they get another DXM game to be made green lit, seriously, go back to the old sizing and scale formula getting in and out of a mech out in the field. Despite a bunch of crappy Games Journalists handycapped Lost Planet 2, that game was a grand masterpiece of fun co op play. Taking the design styles of this in some visuals, use a solid engine and let it cook till it's functional at the specs recommended properly, maybe even factor in making something like a Lost Planet 2 that continues to evolve story and some bits, even if it's the fans making missions for you, the third game, again if it were to be green lit, could wind up a real beast of a game. But right now if you need more proper mechs, play the first one. It's just unfortunate that the co op is limited and far between in the first game, kind of like some other titles like Sword Art. We'd like to have our co op and adventure with our friends, not just boss battles, thanks.

★セール価格でストーリーに目を瞑れば良作 前作は発売日に購入してプレイしましたが概ね満足な大型メカロボットゲーでした。 今作はメカボティスーツになってゲーム性も変わったので購入を先送りにしていましたが早々にセール価格になったので購入。 自分好みの武器や装備、戦い方を考えて装備を厳選するのが楽しいゲーム。攻略サイトの最強装備などの情報は封印して自分でいろいろ試行錯誤して愛着ある装備を組むのがおすすめ。外見のエディットも自由度が高い点はメカ好きとしては◯ おまけでプレイできるカードゲームは単純ながらルールが良くできているので気分転換にプレイできて良い。 このゲームの評価を下げている点があるとすればストーリーと単調なマップでしょう。 ストーリーは自由なキャラクリに反して主人公の性格やボイスがほぼ固定されていて敵との因縁や過去の設定もモリモリなので没入感が減ります。内容も少し鬱気味なので、割り切って雰囲気を楽しむロボスーツゲーとしてもう少し”薄味”で良かった気がする。 マップの作りは単調です。完全なオープンワールドというわけではなく、大味なフィールドが岩山によっていくつかのエリアに分けられている箱庭ゲーです。場所によっては天候の変化があったりしますが、基本的には荒廃した雰囲気の変わり映えしないマップを探索することになります。

Put on cosplay outfit. Eat ice cream. Ride a horse. Fight a pissed off giant's foot.

Gutes Spiel.

虚幻一直崩溃

Absolute blast of a title. Finished the main plot in about 20 hours (avoided 70% of the side content and grinding). Tons of side content to do. improved gameplay from the previous title. Worth getting on a sale. I don't agree with a 70 dollar price point. DLC is more of the same but new parts and bosses and a loose plot. If you enjoyed Daemon X Machina. Titanic Scion is more of what you loved but with open world co-op.

I find it funny they are charging premium for this piece of crap