The Callisto Protocol™

真心还可以，没那么烂，虽然死亡空间作为前代表，有些先入为主和更好的设计，但对于这个题材，能玩的真没几个，而作为类死亡空间，个人认为是氛围感十足的，如果你不是带着偏见去玩，并且喜欢这个题材，我相信80分绝对是有的。。。看到这么多差评，还蛮可惜的

The Callisto Protocol is a perfect example of an inoffensive game. There was a lot of excitement surrounding the game, largely due to Glen Schofields involvement. He made a name for himself when developing the critically acclaimed Dead Space, which led to a lot of people having high expectations. If you go in to Callisto Protocol thinking its going to be the next Dead Space you are setting yourself up for disappointment. It doesn't do anything particularly great and will probably be forgotten quickly by most people. I'd say the only thing it does well is the graphic department. It is a very good looking game and its a shame I couldn't get a stable framerate using ray tracing because the game does look great with it on. The technical state of the game is mostly sound with a couple exceptions. Although the game supports unlimited frames it will break the game to a certain point. I was able to play fine up until I had to move a box and due to the framerate being too high it would not work as intended. What fixed it was capping the framerate at 120 fps. On a single occasion the continue button disappeared from the main menu. Luckily my save file was not deleted, but I had to dig into the folder and rename it to make it usable. The combat is fine for what it is, it can be a bit awkward to fight multiple enemies at once. It is very melee focused and there isn't a lot of depth to it. There are multiple weapons and they can all be upgraded, but I used the starting pistol for most of the game. Heavily recommend playing this with a controller, you will have to play wired if you want vibrations and you want vibrations because without it the combat had no feedback. There is a part where they introduced an enemy type that is completely blind. This section of the game really tested my patience. It is nothing but slowly crouching around, backstabbing them with little to no trouble. It really messed with the pacing of the game because of how long it goes on for. The game showers you with so much loot that in the beginning when you have half of your inventory you end up just throwing stuff on the ground or selling ammo just to make space. I'm unsure if the hardcore mode would have been more satisfying. I like the idea of less loot, but making enemies bullet sponges with the existing combat system sounds like a pain in the ass. The main character and the story are nothing noteworthy. I prefer when protagonists have character agency and in this you are mostly just following whatever the next NPC tells you to do. Relatively unsatisfying ending that felt very inconclusive. I know the DLC expands on what happens afterwards, but I'm not paying money for a DLC just to get an ending to a mediocre game experience. My biggest issue with the game is that it is just not scary. Glen talked about how they wanted to make the scariest game ever when developing Dead Space. Very disappointed with how not scary Callisto Protocol ended up being.