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dimm · 18 мар 2014

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Eurogamer – 9/10
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А чо Еврогей десятку не влепил? Их редактор игру за 10 минут пробежал:

x0m · 19 мар 2014

Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z

IGN 5.6 out of 10
Cheat Code Central 2.2 out of 5
Playstation Official Magazine UK 3 out of 10
Edge Magazine UK 2 out of 10
Play UK 35 out of 100
God is a Geek 4 out of 10
NowGamer 5.5 out of 10
gamesTM 5 out of 10
GameSpot 4 out of 10
GamesRadar 2 out of 5
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Stinger · 19 мар 2014

Оба сегодня порадую своего знакомого фаната Ниндзей. Он так сильно ждал эту игру.

x0m · 19 мар 2014

Stinger, я тоже ждал...

Medeival · 20 мар 2014

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А чо Еврогей десятку не влепил?
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Может тоже деньги любит, но сумма не устроила?

LEONID · 20 мар 2014

inFamous: Second Son:

InsideGames.ch – 8.8

IGN - 8.7

Game Informer – 8.5

Polygon - 8.5

OPM – 8

Joystiq - 8

Gamespot - 8

GiantBomb - 8

EDGE - 7

Eurogamer - 7

Kotaku – Yes

CVG – 7

VideoGamer - 7

Каин · 20 мар 2014

Вдогонку

PSU - 10/10
http://www.psu.com/a022827/inFAMOUS-...st-masterpiece

Destructoid - 9.5/10
http://www.destructoid.com/review-in...le&mode=mobile

DualShockers - 9.5/10
http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/03/...nally-arrived/

VGNetwork - 9/10
http://www.vgnetwork.it/recensioni-p...us-second-son/

EGM - 9/10
http://www.egmnow.com/articles/revie...us-second-son/

Lazygamer - 9/10
http://www.lazygamer.net/review/infa...me-as-you-are/

GamerFitNation - 9/10
http://gamerfitnation.com/2014/03/in...nd-son-review/

Gaming Age - A-
http://www.gaming-age.com/2014/03/in...on-review-ps4/

thesixaxis - 9/10
http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2014/03/...nd-son-review/

PCgames.de - 89
http://www.pcgames.de/inFamous-Secon...est-1114294/3/

videogameszone.de - 89
http://www.videogameszone.de/inFamou...est-1114294/3/

rebelgamer.de - 89
http://www.rebelgamer.de/2014/03/inf...-im-test/30535

Gametrailers - 8.8/10
http://www.gametrailers.com/reviews/...ond-son-review

Meristation (Spanish) 8.7/10
http://www.meristation.com/playstati...-juego/1841142

Gameswelt.de - 8.5
http://www.gameswelt.de/infamous-sec...ext-gen,217472

3DJuegos (Spanish) - 8.5/10
http://www.3djuegos.com/juegos/anali...us-second-son/

XGN.nl - 8.5
http://www.xgn.nl/review/54985/infamous-second-son/

JeuxVideo - 16/20
http://www.jeuxvideo.com/articles/00...test.htm#infos

Pushsquare - 8/10
http://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/ps...ous_second_son

Gamersglobal.de - 8/10
http://www.gamersglobal.de/test/infa...d-son?page=0,2

Play3.de - 80
http://www.play3.de/2014/03/20/test-...us-second-son/

giga.de - 80
http://www.giga.de/spiele/infamous-s...-neue-schwarz/

4players.de - 74/100
http://www.4players.de/4players.php/...econd_Son.html

Escapist - 3.5/5
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/arti...The-Good-Son.2

GamesRadar - 3.5/5
http://gamesradar.com/infamous-second-son-review/

Metro.co.uk - 6/10
http://metro.co.uk/2014/03/20/infamo...llain-4667828/

Rev3 - 3/5

Gamersyde - Positive
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_we_rev...-15112_en.html

Arstechnica - Buy it if you have a PS4
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2014/0...ful-enjoyment/
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LEONID · 20 мар 2014

Гамаг опустил...

Каин · 20 мар 2014

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Гамаг опустил...
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Ресурс, достойный доверия

LEONID · 21 мар 2014

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Ресурс, достойный доверия
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Обычно я их рецензий не читаю, ибо стена текста разной степени интересности и скорости появления без какой-либо разбивки по пунктам. А тут чот зацепился.

-A- · 7 апр 2014

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Gaming Age - A-
http://www.gaming-age.com/2014/03/in...on-review-ps4/
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Вот это по нашему =)

Каин · 7 апр 2014

Kinect Sports Rivals

CVG - 8/10

Rare has overcome nearly all preconceptions of motion control - Rivals is responsive, accurate, deep, reliable and well integrated. It just needs the space.

Destructoid - 7/10

Kinect Sports Rivals has an inexcusable amount of wasted space with bowling and soccer, but the other four activities are engaging, and the world is charming and appealing enough to win over most of the gamers who enjoyed Wii Sports. If you have a family who likes getting together and play games like this, go ahead and pull the trigger -- all other curious parties should wait for a sale to compensate for the weak activities.

DigitalSpy - 3/5

Despite their execution, the story and creation suites contribute to what is already a ton of content, with online leagues, challenges, unlockables and multiplayer modes.

It's a package that rivals the very best party games for volume, so ultimately when the whistle blows and the action is go, there's plenty of fun to be had with Kinect Sports Rivals.

IGN - 7.3

Kinect Sports Rivals isn't a knock out, but it does enough well that I'm excited for Kinect's future.

Press-Start - 6/10

Whilst it looks amazing and incorporates incredible tech, Kinect Sports Rivals is largely a confusing experience. I'm not sure why Rare decided to rehash 3 sports, but it simply doesn't work.
The overall experience still doesn't feel as fun as Wii Sports, which was released 7 years ago.
Overall I'd still recommend that you consider picking it up, as it is the only use of the Kinect 2.0 that is available and it's still a heap of fun to play when you have company.

Polygon - 6/10

Kinect Sports Rivals is too loose and inconsistent

Gamesradar - 3/5

Gamespot - 5/10

Kinect Sports Rivals is an inconsistent collection that will get you up off the couch and moving around for a bit of mild fun, but that's about the best you can say for it.
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Каин · 29 апр 2014

Kirby Triple Deluxe

Cheat Code Central: 4.9/5
Originally Posted by Jenni Lada

There's just so much to do in Kirby Triple Deluxe, further proving that Kirby is still our lovably stalwart companion. He's been by our sides as we've grown up, and will undoubtly remain a part of our lives as long as Nintendo makes games. For this, we should be thankful and, it seems as long as HAL Laboratory is around, we will be guaranteed fantastic installments. Kirby Triple Deluxe is an amazing game with tons of replay value and is one of the few games that makes the most of the 3DS' capabilities. It's a sure winner and will long be remembered one of the best games the 3DS has to offer.

Destructoid: 8/10
Originally Posted by Chris Carter

Kirby:Triple Deluxe is yet another winning entry in the franchise. It delivers the core Kirby experience alongside of a few very well done extras, which is pretty much everything a fan could ask for. While the Kirby formula could easily be getting stale for some, it still represents a whimsical corner of platforming games that's centered around one central ideal -- fun.

DigitalSpy: 4/5
Originally Posted by Sam White

Despite inevitable comparisons to the mastery of last year's Super Mario 3D World, Kirby Triple Deluxe is an unassuming delight.

With secrets aplenty and some brilliant set-piece sequences, it's got all the hallmarks that a top-notch Nintendo icon deserves.

It's a blast, no matter how easy. Kirby Triple Deluxe, like its namesake, has the fine-tuned ability to suck you right in, no matter who you are.

EDGE: 7/10
HAL hasn’t made a 3DS game since AR freebie Face Raiders, but Kirby: Triple Deluxe shows it’s lost none of its infatuation with the handheld’s featureset. It’s the first platformer since Super Mario 3D Land to make you want to nudge that 3D slider up and leave it there, with intricate layered worlds that long to be given every bit of depth the device can muster. Spring-loaded hands erupt from the screen, Kirby hops on stars to warp from foreground to background, and enemies untether themselves from mundane 2D paths. ... As it is, his 3DS debut is too uneven to be essential, but too charming for fans to miss.

EGM: 9/10
Originally Posted by Ray Carsillo

Kirby: Triple Deluxe is another fine addition to the long line of stellar handheld games in the series. A couple of outdated practices and a forgettable mini-game were not enough to stop me from feeling immensely satisfied with my experience after polishing off the final boss. New powers and well-executed use of the 3DS’ peripheral features added just a bit of freshness to keep this old formula working well, giving the Pink Puffball yet another successful debut on another Nintendo console.

Escapist Magazine: 4/5
Originally Posted by Jim Sterling

Bottom Line: Kirby Triple Deluxe is a light and breezy trip to the spherical slurper's roots. While those looking for a challenge will find this installment as frustrating as previous entries, fans are in for another undeniably charming treat.

Recommendation: It's hard not to simply smile the whole time playing, and it's harder not to recommend a game that can do that!

Eurogamer: 8/10
Originally Posted by Chris Schilling

For my money, Kirby's traditional platformers aren't where he's at his best. As one of gaming's most flexible heroes, he shines brightest whenever he's pressed into new forms: I'd class the likes of Power Paintbrush and Mass Attack among his career highlights. And yet as contemporary updates of classic formulas go, Triple Deluxe knocks spots off the insipid, sluggish Yoshi's New Island - it's more generous, more inventive, more alive.

Game Informer: 8.5/10
Originally Posted by Kyle Hilliard

Triple Deluxe does a better job than most Kirby games at retaining a consistent upward slope of challenge throughout. During the last few worlds and final boss, I was surprised to see my lives dwindle, and began to play much more carefully – something I’ve never done in previous Kirby titles. I was excited to embrace this challenge. The game isn’t hard, but I needed to improve my abilities as I made my way to the end boss. This made for a Kirby experience that remained engaging up to the final boss and beyond.

Gaming-Age: A
Originally Posted by Dustin Chadwell

It’s certainly forgivable if Kirby Triple Deluxe isn’t a release that’s been on your radar, but I’d urge you to rectify that now. This is one of the best 3DS releases this year, and certainly not a title I’d urge any Nintendo, or old-school action/adventure fan to miss. Kirby Triple Deluxe really packs a lot of fun into its pint-sized package, and I suspect a lot of people will be surprised by how great this game really is. I wholeheartedly recommend it, whether you’re a fan of the franchise or not.

GamesBeat: 92/100
Originally Posted by Mike Minotti

Kirby: Triple Deluxe looks like just another entry in an old series if you only peek at screenshots and trailers, but this is the best 2D platformer I’ve played on the 3DS. Levels offer tons of secrets and hidden items to find, and the game’s use of the portable’s 3D effect is delightfully clever. It’s nice to see charm and wit take center stage in this beautiful adventure.

If you ever enjoyed a Kirby game, you really should check this one out.

GameSpot: 8/10
Originally Posted by Mark Walton

It's a gorgeous game, but its levels are also superbly balanced and expertly crafted, while being as imaginative as anything to come from the platforming benchmark that is the Mario series. Not only that, but it feels fresh and exciting. Sure, some of its 3D ideas may have been attempted before, but they've never felt as complete as they do here. ... Triple Deluxe is an absolute diamond of a game, and cements Kirby's place as nothing less than a bone fide platforming superstar.

GamesRadar: 3.5/5
Originally Posted by Justin Towell

Kirby: Triple Deluxe is a fundamentally enjoyable package. The production quality is sky-high, the treasure hunt aspect well played, and the moveset(s) expansive and versatile. The post-game content and side-modes give this game plenty of longevity too, provided you don’t suffer Kirby fatigue, which could happen given its constant barrage of whimsy. Its relative shortcomings are softened because the core experience is such a pleasure. Kirby: Triple Deluxe is yet another quality platformer from Nintendo and is worthy of your time and money. Even though it’s ‘just’ a platformer.

Gametrailers: 8.7/10
This is a video review!

GameXplain: "Loved It"
This is a video review!

IGN: 6/10
Originally Posted by Jose Otero

Kirby Triple Deluxe may look great and has some clever ideas for how to use 3D, but falls into a rut of simple platforming and puzzles that rarely require any thought or skill. I admire that it tries to give us more powers and abilities to play with than ever before, but that empowerment shouldn’t come at the expense of any real difficulty.

Insidegamer.nl (Dutch): 7/10
Originally Posted by Maarten Jalink

{Google translated} Despite the fact that Kirby Triple Deluxe could captivate us, but a small six hours we certainly enjoyed the game. Of excessively cheerful game world to the beguiling foreground and background puzzles; it's all great fun together. It's just a great pity that the game is so simple. If the game had been a little more difficult, but even then it was so one half to one point when received.

Invisible Gamer: B+
Kirby: Triple Deluxe surprised me. From its impressively varied level design and exceptional use of stereo 3D to the depth of strategy inherent in the many Copy Abilities it gives players to try out, it constantly threw new things at me that made me think, “hey, that’s pretty neat.” It might not be the best platformer I’ve played on the 3DS this year, and it’s certainly not the most challenging, but you know what? I had a lot of fun with it. And at the end of the day, that’s all that really matters.

Joystiq: 4/5
Originally Posted by Danny Cowan

Kirby: Triple Deluxe doesn't succeed on all fronts, but the majority of its campaign is a joy to play, and the "Kirby Fighters" mini-game is solid enough to flesh out the package. Triple Deluxe doesn't reach the heights of Kirby Super Star, but it's still one of the finest Kirby adventures to date.

Metro: 7/10
Originally Posted by David Jenkins

In Short: One of the best Kirby games so far, although it still suffers from all the series’ usual faults – including the nagging concern that the whole concept could be so much more.

Pros: Gorgeous presentation and an impressive range of abilities that have a lot more depth to them than usual. Some great set pieces and the Hypernova ability is great.

Cons: Trivially easy except for the final boss, with too little need to experiment or use specific power-ups. Levels have no flow or narrative logic, and too many ideas are recycled from older games.

Next-gamer.de (German): 8/10
Originally Posted by Julian Krause

{Translated} Easy, but not mindless . Quick to play through, but not short. Kirby: Triple Deluxe offers everything Kirby fans love about their pink darling - and even more. With an apparent love for details and in spite of its low difficulty, Kirby: Triple Deluxe becomes the best 2D platformer the 3DS has to offer. With a playtime of roughly 15 hours, the new Kirby game will be finished quickly, but not a single second feels empty of content, especially since there are several bonus modes that keep you busy.

Nintendo Insider: 9/10
Originally Posted by Alex Seedhouse

Kirby Triple Deluxe is as much a technical extravaganza for the 3DS hardware as Super Mario 3D Land was nearly three years ago. Kirby truly shines here under HAL Laboratory’s perfected craftsmanship, ultimately seeing the developer deliver the handheld’s first blockbuster of 2014.

Nintendo Life: 7/10
Originally Posted by Jon Wahlgren

Kirby Triple Deluxe is a pleasant package that doesn’t push the envelope very far. The Story Mode is an elegant but conservative adventure that trades too greatly in familiarity and simplicity, the same type of neo-nostalgia that Nintendo has seen success with on the Mario side of things: it’s sure to scratch that Kirby itch — or create one for new players — but fails to move the franchise forward in any meaningful direction. However, the rest of the package holds its own quite well: Kirby Fighters is a great time-sink sure to provoke new rivalries among friends, and the post-game content offers a second competitive wind to the adventure. Come for the cute platforming, stay for the battle royale.

Nintendo World Report: 8.5/10
Originally Posted by Bryan Rose

There are annoyances here and there, but Kirby: Triple Deluxe is still a strong entry in the Kirby franchise. It instantly feels familiar, but adds to the Kirby formula by adding a number of unique and interesting scenarios, through both abilities as well as the 3DS hardware. The learning curve is easy enough for any novice to pick up, and the charm and colorful graphics are easy on the eyes. It’s a wonderful platformer that is easy to recommend for anyone looking for a fun time on the 3DS.

Polygon: 7.5/10
Originally Posted by Danielle Riendeau

When I started the game up, I was worried about Kirby: Triple Deluxe. The first world felt too easy, too "me-too." I thought the hypernova power was going to be a tired gimmick, tacked on to a standard platformer. But Kirby: Triple Deluxe really warmed up after the first world or so, with levels that had me warping between planes and making clever use of Kirby's ever-expanding arsenal. Kirby: Triple Deluxe isn't the prettiest Kirby game — but it's the smartest.

TechnoBuffalo: 7.5/10

Originally Posted by Ron Duwell

Do yourself a favor and check out at least one other Kirby game before jumping into Kirby’s Adventure. Kirby: Triple Deluxe a nice little entry point to the series, and it should be your first stop before diving into the stronger older games. It’s loyal enough to their design, and it sacrifices only small elements veterans will pick up.

Newcomers will enjoy it to pieces, and it will open up the gates to one of Nintendo’s most cherished franchises.

USGamer: 4/5

Originally Posted by Jeremy Parish

Even if you tend not to care much about Kirby games – understandably, given how toothless they can be – Triple Deluxe merits attention. Smart level design and a remarkable level of detail make this portable platformer one of Kirby's greatest adventures to date.
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Child of Light

Polygon - 6.5

I finished Aurora's tale wanting more, wondering what might be there below the surface that Ubisoft Montreal is content to only scratch. That's the problem with Child of Light, ultimately. It's a beautiful, familiar trip evoking stories I've heard and places I've imagined before. But it's all so ephemeral — less than a day after finishing it, I can already feel my memories of my time in Lemuria and the characters I met there drifting away.

http://www.polygon.com/2014/4/28/566...4-xbox-360-ps3

Gamespot - 8

Child of Light is a remarkable adventure. I wouldn't have thought that was true during the first couple of hours given that my expectations of what kind of game this was shattered when reality showed its face. But once I accepted the sadness that is so intertwined with every element, I grew so much closer to Child of Light. It's easy to heap praise on the combat because it's so interesting and engaging, and it's certainly a high point in this adventure. That's not what makes Child of Light stand out, though. Rather, it's how confident it is in its own feelings of woe. There are so few games willing to explore that dull ache that I became mesmerized by Aurora's journey, even when I needed to step away from her plight while I regained my composure. Child of Light is a wonderfully realized, somber adventure, and I couldn't be happier that such a game exists.

http://www.gamespot.com/reviews/chil.../1900-6415744/

Eurogamer - 8

Child of Light stands as a wonderfully realised venture into unfamiliar territory for Ubisoft - and a welcome reminder that the industry's major players still have the creative flair to push beyond the lucrative safe ground that they so often favour to create well-crafted, highly-polished gems such as this.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...f-light-review

Gamesradar - 4.5/5

Child of Light is many things: a fantastic, engaging RPG that doesn't overstay its welcome; a game with incredible art design and an equally impressive soundtrack; a virtual fairy tale whose characters are cool with sacrificing clarity so long as doing so means pulling off a sick rhyme. (I jest, it's endearing, really.) It's a memorable, creative experience that's more than worthy of the asking price.

http://www.gamesradar.com/child-of-light-review/

Destructoid - 8.5[/URL]

Child of Light will satiate pretty much everyone but the most hardcore of RPG fans, and even then, they'll find plenty of enjoyment. There are a few minor issues here and there that hold it back from instant-classic status that could be enhanced in a sequel or future work, but regardless, Child of Light is a noble effort from Ubisoft Montreal, and another win to put in the studio's diverse portfolio.

http://www.destructoid.com/review-ch...t-273702.phtml

Edge - 5

Instead, Child Of Light is an already slow game that’s needlessly bogged down by those signature Ubisoft systems. The levelling is the worst culprit: by the time the credits have rolled, there will be over 70 skill icons on six separate trees, and most offer up the same minor bonuses you get automatically when you level up. It may be designed for families, but Child Of Light is too cluttered and too slow to hold the attention of lone players, let alone multiple generations sharing a sofa. Bickering over whether to spend a skill point on a couple more magic points or a minor damage buff isn’t much of a family pursuit, after all. It’s a game that, for all the intricacy of its systems and the charm of its painterly world, feels oddly empty.

http://www.edge-online.com/review/ch...-light-review/

Videogamer - 9

The biggest complaint I can levy against Child of Light is its relative lack of challenge. I fell only twice in the main story, and a quick shuffle meant the enemies were quickly swept aside. On the other hand, this is an RPG that never feels like a grind. It is one to enjoy, to soak in, to escape into and enjoy every moment you have with it.

http://www.videogamer.com/reviews/ch...ht_review.html

Game Informer - 8

Child of Light isn’t all style with no substance. The writing and story suffer due to Ubisoft Montreal doubling down on the whimsy factor, but that doesn’t stop the gameplay from being accessible and entertaining, and a new game plus option keeps the adventure alive for additional playthroughs. Child of Light isn’t a top-tier RPG, but its solid mechanics and visual flair ensure that it also isn’t a forgettable one.

http://www.gameinformer.com/games/ch...-informer.aspx
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dimm · 29 апр 2014

Очередной пшик. Оценки Daylight:

Gamespot - 3
http://www.gamespot.com/reviews/dayl.../1900-6415746/

Take Daylight's claims to procedural generation with a grain of salt; while the corridor mazes change somewhat from one playthrough to the next, layouts remain consistent enough that you can easily rush through them when making return visits. In fact, given the lukewarm nature of the game's scares, I took to rushing through the game at full speed on my second playthrough; you can sprint indefinitely, which isn't conducive to terror, but handy if you want to finish in 25 minutes or so. Daylight makes for an interesting experiment in audience participation, but no crowd of online viewers can make the poor writing any better or the themes any less hackneyed. In creating a game designed for return visits, Zombie Studios ironically forgot to make a game worth playing in the first place.

IGN - 5.8
http://uk.ign.com/articles/2014/04/29/daylight-review

Daylight has a good foundation of scary atmosphere and interesting bits of story. All of that is squandered by the first half, where poor level design, unnecessary box-pushing puzzles, and impotent enemies deflate the scares before it even gets going. By the time I reached the more interesting second act, I’d grown immune to its tricks and could only see it as a mediocre series of fetch quests.

Polygon - 5
http://www.polygon.com/2014/4/29/566...aylight-review

I would be lying if I said Daylight didn't scare me, because it did, and often. It's kind of fascinating to see how much of its mechanical design was crafted in the interest of eliciting an emotional response from the player; all the theory and psychology behind its scares. But those moments of fear and panic were just that — moments — amid a whole campaign of boredom and frustration.

Softpedia - 8.5
http://www.softpedia.com/reviews/gam...w-439667.shtml

While Daylight is a bit on the stereotypical side, with you running circles inside an asylum where the good doctor wasn't actually that good, and the dementia that the patients were experiencing was more than just a figment of their imagination, it does a good job in the presentation department.

From the eerie voice that haunts you from a time long past, to the cries and moans of the protagonist and the unsettling noises coming from the next room, making you dread going forward and having to open the door, all the little details come together to deliver an engaging experience that is guaranteed to offer you at least a couple of thrills.

It explores a darker style of gameplay experience and doesn't get lost in meaningless complications, offering a raw and visceral experience that is supported by a captivating storyline, offering a palpable reason for the preternatural encounters and ending in a twist.

It offers just enough to keep you interested, while not ruining or taking over the part your imagination plays in horror stories by parading embodiments of the grotesque around until they feel like adorable puppies.

Venturebeat - 6
http://venturebeat.com/2014/04/29/daylight-review/

Daylight is a victim of its most-touted feature. When the random generated items and enemies work, every step carries a palpable sense of dread and unease. But the immersion’s lost when the player gets caught in an enemy spawning loop with too few flares is hard to get back. The story’s climax works better on paper, and bland visuals just make maze navigation aggravating. The $15 price is also a bit much to ask for what will last most players up to 3 hours without much of a reason to replay it. For the few moments when it all clicks, Daylight is the best we could have hoped for out of the Slender craze. The rest of time will have you remembering why it was a craze to begin with.

AoTF - meh
http://attackofthefanboy.com/reviews/daylight-review/Daylight alleges to alleviate the replay problem for games of this type. It certainly does that with its procedurally generated world. The problem is, I don’t think Zombie Studios makes a compelling enough argument to play again in either the story or gameplay department. Daylight will be available on April 29th for the PC and PlayStation 4.

Press Start - 3
http://press-start.com.au/2014/04/29...ght-review-pc/Daylight is a neat tech demo for the UE4, but as a game it utterly fails in the story, the gameplay and the scares. While it offers replay value, the base experience is utterly worthless of replaying. At a low price point of 10 dollars, it could offer some scares via the Twitch interface, but the sole game by itself is not worth your money.

Saving Content - 2
http://www.savingcontent.com/2014/04...ylight-review/While Daylight is able to bring some fear into play that doesn’t just rely on jump scares, the story and dialogue is lacking any distinguishable tale to tell. Thus, it removes any sense of dread in navigating the poorly lit areas. For those looking for a better way to spend your time and money, recent releases like Outlast or Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs will tell a more compelling story that will generate genuine fear. I was able to complete a playthrough in just 2 hours my first time, and subsequent playthroughs under 50 minutes. In speaking with other reviewers, they were able to whittle their playtime down to just 30 minutes. Without being exceptionally long or interesting, the price point is excessive for the poor experience you get in return.

Eurogamer - 7
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...aylight-reviewDaylight has neither the creeping sense of psychological dread of Fatal Frame nor the poster man antagonist of Slender, and its reliance on cliché lacks distinction. But if the game's straightforward purpose was simply to panic and upset its player then it is an indisputable success, no matter how cheap the tricks employed.
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Хотя веры крупным порталам уже совсем не осталось. Кроме может быть Polygon и Destructoid.

Каин · 29 апр 2014

Очередной? =)

Каин · 8 май 2014

EDGE

Trials Fusion [8]
Mario Kart 8 [9]
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft [9]
The Elder Scrolls Online [5]
Child of Light [5]
Kinect Sports Rivals [5]
Kirby: Triple Deluxe [7]
Mercenary Kings [5]
Fract OSC [8]
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dimm · 8 май 2014

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Mario Kart 8 [9]
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Без оценки онлайновых плюшек. Серверы то еще не запущены.

Каин · 8 май 2014

Ну онлайн в картах всегда ок был А тут даже ютуб-ролики заливать научились

dimm · 8 май 2014

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Ну онлайн в картах всегда ок был
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Ну я и говорю, еще +1 балл =)

dimm · 15 май 2014

Mario Kart 8

Eurogamer - 10/10

Gamespot - 8/10

USGamer - 4.5/5

Videogamer 9/10

The Verge - No score

IGN - 9/10

Edge - 9/10

Destructoid - 9/10

Polygon - 9/10

Gametrailers - 8.6/10

Joystiq - 4.5/5

Gamesradar - 4/5

Nintendo Insider - 10/10

Nintendo Life - 9/10

Meristation - 9.3/10

Vandal - 9.3/10

3D Juegos - 9/10

Multiplayer.it - 9.6

Gamereactor (Spain) - 9/10

Cubed3 - 9/10

Gameblog.fr - 4.5/5

Jeux Video - 16/20

Gamekult - 8/10

Gaming-Universe.de (German), SP: 7.5/10, MP: 9.5/10

NWR - 7.5/10

Screw Attack - 7/10
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