METAL GEAR SOLID Δ: SNAKE EATER

这个好评是给小岛秀夫的，跌宕起伏的剧情，意想不到的玩法。

Game started off pretty rough – but unlike most games, it gets progressively better the further in you are. Largely due to some mechanics starting to "click". Partly due to more interesting writing and story sequences. Some things that made it drag early on though, were: [list] [*] Excessively long cutscenes and dialogues (a trademark of any Kojima game). Did you know there's 5 hours and 30 minutes of cutscenes? [*] Boring early levels. Finishing the tutorial rewards you with retreading the same area with little change. It's just as boring as the first time you went through it. [*] Poorly optimized: 30-60 FPS at medium settings. [*] Clunky movement. Your walk carries momentum and thus controls can feel unresponsive when there's something specific you're trying to do. E.g., interact with something, walk over an item, or go into cover. This is an issue the entire game – it never gets easier. [*] Tutorials don't hammer home core mechanics hard enough, and clunky controls discourage you from learning those mechanics naturally. [/list] CQC, Hold-ups, Camo Index, and Non-Lethal Kills on bosses are essential for a good – and IMO the intended – experience. Yet given the clunkiness (and occasionally misleading tip), I often avoided stealth mechanics other than swapping camos and using the occasional suppressed tranq – until I reached the third boss. That's roughly 20% through the game. It kinda sucked. Successfully beating that boss improved my morale and I felt motivated to experiment and learn those mechanics again. The game got significantly better as those mechanics finally clicked. As if rewarded by Kojima himself, the game also stopped spouting so much exposition. Controls are still unreasonably unresponsive and clunky though. Sometimes I would ADS just so I can pivot easier – as if I'm playing RE4 in 2005 again with its tank controls. Fun game though.

45. huh?

Demasiado bueno, lástima que está mal optimizado, si no tienen una pc decente, olvídate.

"Loyalty to the end."

i give it 2/10

not clickbait, did indeed eat snakes

游戏底子好 但重置的非常差 本质ps2游戏 新瓶装旧酒

clearly not worth the price UE5 is so boring to look and not optimised thats for sure when i can played resident evil requiem, silent hill f (UE5) its really bad when this game looks way worse than other game go play the original one buy it or emulate it

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater mostra por que a Operação Snake Eater continua sendo uma das histórias mais marcantes dos videogames. A missão de Naked Snake para resgatar Sokolov, enfrentar sua antiga mentora, The Boss, e impedir que o legado da Guerra Fria destrua o mundo é tão envolvente hoje quanto era no original. O remake acerta em cheio ao preservar a identidade do clássico enquanto moderniza sua apresentação. Os gráficos são impressionantes, as animações dão nova vida aos personagens e toda a ambientação da selva cria uma imersão fantástica, fazendo com que cada infiltração pareça tensa e recompensadora. O maior destaque continua sendo a narrativa. A relação entre Snake e The Boss carrega um peso emocional enorme, culminando em um dos finais mais memoráveis da história dos games. A trilha sonora e a direção cinematográfica apenas reforçam esse impacto. O motivo de não receber nota máxima são os controles, que em alguns momentos parecem pouco responsivos e acabam atrapalhando situações que exigem mais precisão. Não chega a estragar a experiência, mas é um detalhe que poderia ter recebido mais atenção. Ainda assim, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater é exatamente o tipo de remake que um clássico merece: respeita sua origem, moderniza sua apresentação e prova que a jornada que transformou Naked Snake em Big Boss continua sendo uma obra indispensável.