評論

• gamedeal user

  Feb 2, 2022

  talk about a game could use a remastered version. What a fun nostalgic game this is.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 17, 2022

  Great Game, fun and hilarious dialogue. Surprisingly runs well on Steam Deck if you set the right controls.
• eddjnr

  Jan 27, 2023

  Its a great game. It just doesnt work on modern PCs using the steam version without tinkering. find another way to play
• gamedeal user

  Feb 17, 2023

  as good as a gem this is from my childhood, the fact its sold in a state that doesn't even run is insane. You have to download patches and fixes from vauuge forums to even have a shot of running it and even after all that it still doesn't run. and for 10$ to
• gamedeal user

  Apr 15, 2017

  While some might be interested in Shogo for the nostalgic value, or perhaps you were just a fan of other Monolith titles like FEAR or NOLF, the fact remains that this game is a complete chore to get working on modern systems. While the more technologically inclined can get it working after 30 minutes to an hour of tinkering, piecing together all the downloads you need from various sources scattered throughout the internet, the average user isn't going to want to go through the trouble. dgVoodoo2, fixoltdll.dll, AM18.dll, WidescreenPatch.rez all required for modern hardware/OS setups. Even with all these fixes there are still issues, for example my mouse cursor is perma-stuck in the middle of the screen. This is a glitch I've yet to find a fix for and it has been reported multiple times on the GOG forums. Seriously, this game is almost 20 years old, it ain't gonna get patched any time soon! I've also heard (though I cannot confirm) that the game is a lost cause on any monitors with a refresh rate higher than 60hz. If you REALLY want to get your 2d hands on Shogo, pick it up on GOG. At least it's cheaper there.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 17, 2017

  This is another great game from Monolith Producions. Just like in my Blood 2 Steam review, I'll say that it's a very 90's game in the way that you don't reload and you have to rebind all the keys because they're set to clasic dos games controls. "up arrow" moves forward and "left arrow" turns left. Being almost 20 years old and not optimized, you have to download a "Widescreen Fix". https://www.gog.com/forum/shogo_mobile_armor_division/widescreen_patch You will also need a "Borderless Windowed Program" like this one I use that workes with this game. http://store.steampowered.com/app/388080/
• gamedeal user

  Apr 29, 2017

  I am sure that anyone reading this review has not a single doubt about Shogo being a great and unique classic. So, I want to underline that this review is not about Shogo as a game itself, but about this release version. Shogo was originally released on the 15th October 1998 and re-released on 15th April 2017 here on Steam as the almost 19-year-old classic it is. The game does work, yes. But it is far from being satisfying: Framedrops (even in the option menus), stuttering, no fullscreen and a top bar on the screen to make it worse. Re-releasing a game almost 19 years after its original release for 9,99 euro is perfectly fine, but without any adjustments to make it run on modern systems, it is nothing but a quick cash-grab and a punch in the face of any long-time fan. Thus, I see no other option than giving thumps down, despite loving the game itself. I will rewrite this review to a positive one as soon as there is a patch released which makes the game work. If you are interested in my specs: [list] [*]Intel Core i7-6700K [*]GeForce GTX 1080 [*]16 GB DDR4-2666@2133 [*]Windows 10 64 bit [/list]
• gamedeal user

  Sep 7, 2017

  I love this game! Ive beaten shogo so many times its not even funny. I know where every enemy is and every power up.....But i can not recommend spending your money on this unless you have an older machine that can run it or you want to download some programs that will help you run it. This is not optimized at all for Windows 10 at least. And i will say that no where on the store page does it say that it will run on your machine so i will give them that. The game is amazing and im proud to see it on steam....but until its been fixed to run on modern PCs then i would avoid this one for now.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2017

  I dont get why there are negative reviews mostly for Shogo. This is a classis FPS game from my childhood, and I have 0 (ZERO) technical issues running it on modern system with win10 without any 3rd party apps, or patches. Its just like it was back in 1998, if you miss those good old days, play it for gods sake :).
• gamedeal user

  Nov 17, 2017

  I highly recommend this game. It's a hilariously fun old school mecha shooter. This game runs fine however getting it to actually look right (resolutions, graphics card settings etc.) can be a real nightmare. I can almost promise you that you will need to spend a little time tweaking settings and downloading add-ons to get this going properly but it is worth the effort. Here is a little more detail: Graphics: Dated and horrible all things considered. The upside here is that both for it's time and even today, you are going to see something different than you are used to with most games. It's not non-stop neon and it's not shades of brown. This game has some very different environments and each level fairly unique while remaining within it's theme. Music: If you are cool with some anime-inspired music and 90's techno-military (think Command and Conquer) than the soundtrack here is well done. Fits in with the game nicely and it's terrible on it's own. Story: Nonsense. Utter nonsense. Honestly, don't even bother trying to fit the pieces together. This game experienced a bunch of content cuts and I don't think the writers were particularly experienced when this game was made. This game was not made to be taken seriously. Dialogue: Amazing. Oh sure the game will try to make you care about the story but more likely than not, you will find yourself immediately forgetting what the plot is and laughing at all the cheesy and adult lines between the characters. Characters/NPCs/Development: Almost none of these characters are memorable save for maybe the main character. Thankfully you can kill most of them if you feel like it. The design isn't great. It is an old game and it shows. Almost everybody looks like palette swaps of everybody else. The characters don't really develop or grow in any meaningful way. Gameplay: Think dungeon crawler. The levels are well made but the enemies will constantly pop up and insta-crit you. Most of the enemies pause when you shoot them though so if you know where they are coming from you can give them the slip. Overall, if you can get it working it's a fun cheap thrill and I totally recommend it for people who want something a little different that they don't have to take seriously at all.