METAL EDEN

Gotta say this is pretty awesome

游戏内容值得推荐，但是四小时的游戏流程不推荐原价购买。 游戏算是doom eternal like。武器射击手感优秀，主要是竞技场射击的模式。游戏特色设计是可以夺取敌人核心然后释放一个拳击。游戏中有多种带盾敌人，一开始有点不适应，因为必须用能量武器破盾或者动能拳破盾才能造成伤害。但是习惯了这个套路之后玩起来还是蛮爽的。而且这个游戏也可以快速切枪灌伤害。一周目困难难度下因为切枪导致枪械的辅助射击模式都有些鸡肋了。而且竞技场敌人数量也不够多。另外hitscan敌人是真的恶心。

Incredible game. I've played through all of the Doom games as a casual gamer (minus the new DLC for the Dark Ages) and have loved each one. If you're looking for a Doom-esque arena shooter with great mechanics, a fun sandbox, and interesting mechanics, this game is fantastic. The platforming feels great, it plays amazing for an indie game on a 2080 Super GPU with no frame rate issues, and the story is great. Gameplay and gunplay are both solid and amazing. I haven't beat the game yet so I haven't seen the end of the story but it has a great premise that is primarily told to you through dialogue. Most of the plot happened before you have arrived in the narrative but it's still interesting and the setting is very cool. I absolutely would recommend this game at full price if you like Doom and it's a no-brainer if it's on sale.

Excellent shooter combat loop gameplay and the world is interesting.... it's like running through a slick and shinny Blame super structure city. And just like Blame i did not understand anything of the story (even though i understood much more in Blame even if it had almost no dialog vs this game where there is always a voice in your head talking ). Now I'm watching some videos to try to understand the story. Update: now i understand the story... it's lame.

Even after getting it on a sale, I'm not sure if it's all that worth it. While I love the art/aesthetics, the story isn't anything special and at the end, starts collapsing in on itself or something. It feels like they ran out of budget. Definitely some bugs here and there. I had to reload the final boss once because he wouldn't proceed to the next step. Seemingly solved by killing all adds next attempt. The first of two autoreload perks is bugged and doesn't work at all. The upgrade screen weirdly has some poor translations, but the rest of the game is fine. Gameplay-wise, it's alright. Doom-esque, but the fact that the majority of the guns need a reload combined with the aforementioned 1 autoreload perk not working starts hampering the gameplay. Weapon upgrades are really not balanced. Some being either really bad like grenade double explosion or so good that it's possibly bugged like the final upgrade on the final gun that reduces alt fire cost from 30 ammo to 1.

From the people who brough you RUINER high speed shooter action. Lovely art style cool guns, and an incidental plot. [b] the good [/b] - really great sense of speed and action, you do feel you have the movement to go anywhere apart from your skill ceiling - Guns have great impact and are distinct - really like the visuals of the city and it has good variety of places even if its is corridor to arena with platforming. - Ran well not a given as its UE5 rock solid with everything on ultra and no DLSS, Likewise no crashes either. [b] the bad [/b] - Couldn't follow the plot there was one I couldn't tell you what it was - Skill test activities the platforming I found a struggle along with some areas, the bosses were easiest thing about the game as they all had pattens that were quite easy to follow as they are much bigger than you. - the direction you are meant to go is not that clear. [b] the strange [/b] - you don't regain ammo between missions - you go in with no context other than names and titles this doesn't change throughout - the stakes are in theory large but they are not really meaningful. So all in all good fun shooter with some interesting DOOM enternal style mechanics, worth it if on sale.

I can [b]almost[/b] recommend Metal Eden. At it's core, (No pun) it's a really solid DOOM-like with great shooting and even better movement. And actually, I cannot praise the movement enough, there just so many ways to traverse the gigantic sprawling environments. Wallrunning, Hovering, Boosting, Grappling to name a few. The weapons, and their variation, only make this [i]'parkour of death'[/i] even more exhilarating. Just like the movement types, almost each gun serves it's purpose, and deals death, accordingly. Core extraction is another feature that feels fantastic to use, the animation, the feel and it's 'recoil' is just... pure digital-heroin. Aska, the Hyperunit (whatever that means.) you play as, is... alright. She feels like a hollow shell of a character. There is some last minute attempt from the game to try make something out of her, but I think that it sort of falls flat too, much like her personality. One of the other main characters, Nexus, is slightly more engaging but still lacking of any personal motivations or needs. The only character I found really engaging to be around is Operator, another voice that follows you around Eden. Operator has [i]character[/i], him, and his very silly voice, are actually the most interesting part of the story. However for some reason the game cuts him short. There goes the only real character. Ignoring the shallow story, the environment is actually very much the opposite! Gigantic (I mean colossal.) mega structures take up every pixel on your screen, and it couldn't make me happier. I didn't think I would spend so much time in this looking at the absolutely [b]huge[/b] towers that surround Eden, but I did. The environment and level design almost never falls flat, and the pure speed at which you go through this metal giants only makes the experience better, tenfold. You will always feel [i]like a mere fly[/i] stuck inside a overpowering megastructure, that you can't even [i]begin[/i] to understand. However! Beware, this is an Unreal Engine game. So with that comes all the Unreal Engine problems. Giant log files, bad optimization, etc. This game will either look like ass for you on low settings, or like a dupe of real life on ultra. I wish developers would realize that good optimization doesn't just mean 'make everything look like ♥♥♥♥.' Overall this is strong title with great movement, shooting and amazing environment design but held back by it's very stale-bread story and characters. It would easily be one of my favourite cyberpunk games if the story wasn't such a spaghetti mess, and wasn't UE5. Get it if you're a cyberpunk or Doom fan.

Pretty dope little movement shooter but you can tell they spread the budget really thin and had to cut some corners here and there leaving it feeling somewhat incomplete in a few places, namely the boss fighters and certain elements of the story. Beating it on brutal was fun though, challenging without it feeling unfair.