2016-Dec-08 (木) 17:02 -7:00
☆ PsychoBreak
PsychoBreak, a great game. Could enter the realm of perfect if it could load faster.. Before due to so many unsures, I couldn't be fully confident to make recommendation of this. But now, it's really worth doing for all survival horror fans.
Side note, although there're so many players compare it with "the last of us", and tend to make high praise of the latter, I'd be on the former side, always. I ever planned to try the latter but quickly gave up the idea after watching other players' video. Then it comes to the biggest reason for me -- I don't like to kill real people, even in a video game. It doesn't make me feeling easy. While I'm never good with standing in front of a giant spider either, sneak killing zombies is apparently a sweeter dream, though it may end up with a recurring nightmare.
Side note, although there're so many players compare it with "the last of us", and tend to make high praise of the latter, I'd be on the former side, always. I ever planned to try the latter but quickly gave up the idea after watching other players' video. Then it comes to the biggest reason for me -- I don't like to kill real people, even in a video game. It doesn't make me feeling easy. While I'm never good with standing in front of a giant spider either, sneak killing zombies is apparently a sweeter dream, though it may end up with a recurring nightmare.
Unlike most others, in this game, it's so easier to not able to avoid dying from the same error. So that's how I spent hours on fighting some bosses, chainsaw (Sadist), Juon (Laura), dino (alpha), etc. -- partially due to my left stick keeps drifting around randomly. Yet surprisingly I got rid of the double safe-heads in shorter time.
Having watching other people's streaming videos, they all had less deaths. Since I'm not a beginner in survival horror, I asked for starting at survival mode (while casual must be the only choice back to a few years ago). Also because I've heard in its highest difficulty AKUMU mode, you die if you miss so there's no point to upgrade HP, and thus I didn't upgrade my HP in survival either to get a basic feeling of the one-hit-death. Does it sound like an excuse?
Having watching other people's streaming videos, they all had less deaths. Since I'm not a beginner in survival horror, I asked for starting at survival mode (while casual must be the only choice back to a few years ago). Also because I've heard in its highest difficulty AKUMU mode, you die if you miss so there's no point to upgrade HP, and thus I didn't upgrade my HP in survival either to get a basic feeling of the one-hit-death. Does it sound like an excuse?
Nonetheless, I made it to the end. And I DO feel I need to play it again without skipping any document and cutscene to put all the pieces together. For a complete understanding, I'm ready to get the two DLC some time later -- except the executioner. You know why, don't you?