Sentences with phrase «during gameplay there»

Even with all the animation going on during gameplay there was no lagging involved with graphics being rendered.

Not exact matches

There are no significant auditory cues during gameplay.

Trade shows like E3 are excellent because there's a good chance that you'll see some gameplay after a trailer during Microsoft or Sony's press conference.

The voice acting is enjoyable to listen to during the cut - scenes, and the small snippets during gameplay too, as there is humour to be found all over.

There was not gameplay or even a full teaser and it was mostly a logo that confirmed the name of the game as «Shadows Die Twice» during The Game Awards.

That last part is especially bad during gameplay, where story dialogue and in - action one - liners will essentially overlap and obliterate whatever element of comic timing there may have been.

Not to leave just there though, the previous edgy soundtrack that could be a touch too soft at times, with no music supported during off - TV gameplay, Twin Robots: Ultimate Edition now comes with a new soundtrack by Levi Bond that better portrays the events of Twin Robots, which is two robots who must undergo a series of tests to prove they are not yet defunct.

Alongside the various items you craft from the materials you harvest in the world or from monsters (things like healing potions, food to increase your stamina, or traps to immobilize monsters), there are new specialized tools that add more gameplay options both during and outside of combat.

During the estimated gameplay length of 7 to 10 hours, the player takes the role of young American physicist Hans Tannhauser, who, while actually on a holiday, dives into the everyday life of the mysterious village of Trüberbrook — just to find out he hadn't got there by accident.

The lack of depth in the gameplay can at times be frustrating, but there is also something to be said for the focus on spectacle: the close - ups during combat, the brilliant animations and look of ferocity on Monkey's face all contribute to the fact that Enslaved really does look and feel amazing in action, even while you're wishing there was just a little more to it all.

Though actual gameplay doesn't look as good as the concept art shown during loading screens, there's still an organic, vibrant feeling to the graphics, which straddle that Tim Burton-esque line between creepy and cutesy.

While none of the countless wannabes during the PSP era could convince me I needed an alternative Monster Hunter in my life, Freedom Wars brings enough new gameplay ideas (and style) to the table that I've decided there's room after all.

There are non-visual emotes that you don't need to unlock that simplly put some words up in the chat bar during gameplay and allow you say phrases like «thanks» and «good fight» in a similar fashion to the Battlefield games.

There were still a few stutters that I encountered, but it was always during cinematic cut - scenes rather than actual gameplay.

Its rotating playlist of songs on GHTV mean there should be something new each week, and the truth is that the rhythm - matching gameplay is just as fun as it was during its initial hey - day.

The latest Injustice 2 patch adds HDR support, the problem with the title pausing when minimized during AI Battles has been sorted, the gameplay experience during online matches has been made smoother, and there's other general fixes and changes too.

There were a few instances during my gameplay sessions where, while I was crouching behind cover, I would accidentally move the wrong way, subsequently resulting in Jack standing up and getting shot in the face.

Just because there looks to be additional questions that are asked during multiplayer gameplay that also give attributes to your character, plus I think this would be a great game to play along with friends.

The gameplay area is empty, cards have few details and effects and there are little to none animations or effects during gameplay.

There is no DualShock 4 speaker implementation which could have produced sounds made by the pilgrims you are protecting during gameplay.

The game runs with no issues during gameplay, though menus have brief pauses after selections and there's a fairly lengthy wait when opening the game.

Both the Deathmatch and Last Man Standing options are set over no less than 12 differing stages, and there are a whole ton of powerups that become available during the manic gameplay, but it most definitely pales into insignificance alongside the bigger, better, more exciting solo mode that is present.

All of Chapter 2 was essentially a retread of everything players had already done in the first 20 - 25 hours of gameplay, a bunch of copy - pasted missions that were hastily put together by the developers to meet deadlines, while the curious case of Episode 51 is also very clear evidence that there was a point during development when production on the game was literally cut off.

The voice acting was stellar, and there were no stutters in gameplay during any of the scenes.

There are little things such as a NASCAR quiz during load screens that make them more bearable, and the gameplay on the whole is fun even for non-NASCAR fans.

Other GoW games actually gave you a huge range of movement during gameplay, so it was less apparent there.

So enjoyable that you won't even notice there's only one track during all your gameplay (sorry for the spoiler).

Having all the functions listed off to the right during gameplay works very well, and because the game does feature button prompts, there's definitely validity in having it visible all the time.

It's there that I figured that Metal Gear Survive's rushe nature is an issue that will raise its head several times during gameplay, so I made my peace with it.

A new trailer surfaced at E3 today during the Nintendo press conference, showcasing some new areas and there was a pretty decent gameplay demonstration after the show as well.

I wish there was a better sense of speed during gameplay.

Messing around reveals some character poses never glimpsed during gameplay, and there's one entire villain who doesn't appear in the game.

During the last months, we have worked on many different things, including: — animation, improving the moves of the fox and slightly changing its shape so it feels more like a living creature — game context, expanding the universe, its characters and their motivations — game structure, starting implementing some levels and creating more gameplay elements — narration, figuring out how we want to tell our story in harmony with the gameplay Of course there's still a lot to be done, but we are not going backward so it's pretty encouraging!

Irritatingly, there is no way of accessing these menus during a race, so if you want to fine tune the gameplay and UI options to find that perfect fit for you, you'll have to restart several times which is not only inconvenient but strange given that player choice seems to be one of the pillars that Project CARS was built upon.

There's really no strategy involved during gameplay here.

There's plenty of potential for the online mode in Pure Football with its own league system and an interesting amount of unlocks, but the amount of lag certainly detracts from the main positive attributes in the online mode — reason being is that timing is crucial during gameplay and it gets interrupted with any amount of lag issues.

While there aren't a ton of puzzles, each one presents their own unique challenges and brings with them the only real gameplay elements present in the game: the ability to throw balls of light at orange pillars to make them blue, and an option to tell a companion you meet during your travels where to stand.

Landfall Games are on a great roll with developing some very enjoyable and great looking games, and now with Gamescom 2016 over they've made a new game titled ZIZ, a Shadow of the Colossus inspired dogfighter, during a game jam event there, and we get to see gameplay footage of it in it's prototype state.

While it's great to have so many items, there are some control issues with selecting them during more intense moments of the gameplay — and it's rarely a challenge to actually decide which disguise or ability is best suited to the situation, as there's almost always only one way to approach a situation.

There are two main gameplay mechanics during missions: shooting at things while following the rails, and picking up orbs while following the rails.

There was a wide range of gameplay features that were addressed, such as becoming an angel, questing on asteroids, death penalties, player collision during PvP, the effect of eclipses on the game world, the situational nature of gear, and various offerings on the cash shop.

There are plenty of Heroes to choose from, and these can be unlocked during gameplay, or paid for in - game.

As much as I got into the core gameplay, there are a few issues that came up during my time with the game.

While there wasn't much gameplay shown during E3, The cut scenes caught the eye of gamers everywhere.

There are franchise staple characters you would naturally expect to see such as Krillin, Trunks, Piccolo, Goku, Vegeta and many more, all with their own unique powers to use and many more, albeit fairly unexciting, combos to execute during gameplay.

Its scope and emotion are heretofore unmatched in the medium of videogaming (my sister and I were literally screaming at the screen during the climax in a high - temperature corridor), it wraps up two decades of series mythology, and what gameplay there is, is damned satisfying in how it complements the story.

There is also a perk system that will give the player new abilities relating to actions performed during gameplay, such as the ability to throw knives after performing a number of stealth take - downs, the ability to hold more ammo for specific weapons or reload faster.

This can be done at any point during gameplay so there is no need to start up a specific GamePad mode only.

While there are leaderboards, how they are integrated in to the game, very traditionally and not at all during gameplay, feels very behind the times no matter what generation of hardware the PS3 represents.

pop up during gameplay, while others complained of the C - Stick failing to work at random, and there's even been a few reports of lost saves.