Mortal Shell II

优化不错，运行流畅

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TLDR at the bottom if you can't be bothered to read. STAMINA BAR: If you've played pretty much any other Soulslike, you know the drill by heart. You run up, hit an enemy twice, roll backwards, and then stand there staring at your green bar for a second and a half just waiting to catch your breath. In Mortal Shell 2, they just threw that out. Without a stamina bar you can actually stay in and keep the pressure on. The fights feel so much more natural and flowing. THE WORLD: The world is a massive, sprawling, gloomy landscape that’s genuinely just fun to get lost in. You aren't being pushed along a linear track by some annoying glowing marker or a mini-map that spoils every surprise. You’re just out there on your own. Is it a bit confusing? Totally. I’ve definitely walked into areas I had no business being in just because a view caught my eye. And the map is stubborn enough that you’ll probably find yourself doing a few accidental laps. BUILD VARIETY: One of the best things about actually getting into Mortal Shell 2 is how much freedom you have to mess around with your playstyle. You aren't locked into just one way of playing, and experimenting is half the fun. Instead of a generic character, you’re hopping into different warrior Shells you find scattered around the world. Each one has a completely different feel, some are absolute tanks that can take a massive beating and keep swinging, while others are quick, light, and let you dart around enemies like it's nothing. Pair those Shells with a solid arsenal of weapons and it opens things up even more. Mixing and matching passives, weapon types, and shell abilities actually lets you find a groove that fits your Playstyle. PRICE: In a landscape where standard video games routinely cost seventy or eighty euros right out of the gate, seeing a mid-tier studio price their game fairly. You aren't getting squeezed for AAA money, and for the sheer amount of world to explore and hours of getting lost in weird dungeons, it feels like a genuinely honest trade. BALANCING: The Balancing can be all over the place. Because the world is completely wide open right from the start, there are no artificial roadblocks stopping you from wandering wherever you want. That sounds great on paper, but in practice, it means it's dangerously easy to take a casual stroll down the wrong path, stumble into a late-game area, and get absolutely vaporized by a regular mob. NAVIGATION: The map and fast travel systems are stubborn, to put it mildly. There’s no hand-holding, no minimap tracking your every step, and no glowing trail pointing you right to your next objective. The world is massive and deeply interconnected, which is great for exploration, but it also means you will get turned around. SAME ENEMIES: When you first kick things off, the variety is great. You’re constantly running into new, grotesque Enemies. But once you push past the halfway mark, the game starts leaning a little too heavily on recycling. Instead of rolling out entirely fresh threats for the later zones, you'll find yourself fighting a lot of the same enemies you smashed hours ago, just with slightly bigger health pools, more annoying stats or a different color coat of paint. It doesn't totally ruin the experience, but when you're deep into a massive new area and realize you're fighting the exact same creatures you fought three regions ago. Score: 8.5/10 A mechanically bold and atmospheric release that rewards patience. TLDR * The game ditches the traditional stamina bar entirely, letting you stay on the offensive and keeping fights flowing naturally. * The sprawling, gloomy landscape is genuinely fun to get lost in without a glowing marker or mini-map spoiling the surprises, though it can get a bit confusing. * You can hop into different warrior Shells and pair them with a solid arsenal of weapons to experiment and find a playstyle that fits you. * At a mid-tier studio price of 49,99 €, it avoids standard AAA pricing and feels like an honest trade for the amount of world to explore. * Because the open world has no artificial roadblocks, it is very easy to wander down the wrong path and get vaporized by a late-game mob. * The stubborn map and fast-travel systems offer no hand-holding or minimap tracking, meaning you will likely get turned around. * While enemy variety starts out great, the game leans too heavily on recycling earlier enemies with slight stat tweaks or color changes once you pass the halfway mark. * Score 8.5/10

前作からマップ、敵のバラエティ、使える武器が凄まじく増え、「凝縮されたエルデンリング」みたいな何かと化したシリーズ第2作。 広大な全体マップのそこら中にダンジョンがあり、強敵やら謎解きやら探索要素がこれでもかと散りばめられている。 前作から引き続き、戦闘は「アドレナリン全開」。 敵の攻撃を避けて一発入れる、といったソウルライク的な実質ターン制の戦闘をベースにしつつ、今作では攻撃モーションを一時停止してパリィを叩き込めるため、主導権は常にプレイヤー側が握り続けられる。 強大なボスを前に「敵だけ楽しそう」になりがちなこのジャンルにおいて、正面から対等にやり合えるのはシリーズの特色としてしっかり継承している。

Good overall but this game has some LOW lows that could have been easily avoided but weren't for some reason??