Sentences with phrase «game over screen gutiarist»

I often assumed that I was ready to take on a secret boss, but it seemed my ego got the best of me as the monster one shotted me to the Game Over screen.

Lifting off with our mouse and sensor drift has often led us to starting at either the ground or sky, quickly followed by a game over screen.

Of course, one small hit isn't going to completely take her out, so in most cases, you'll have a chance to heal yourself before you hit that game over screen.

Who knows how many times I've hit a game over screen against the same boss, just because I couldn't get a read on some of their later attacks.

I first attempted to fight at the same level as I did with the Behemoth, level 26; whereas I got the Behemoth down a chunk the Catoblepas on the other hand I just two hits in the it wiped the party in one hit resulting in a game over screen.

Sometimes that moment it takes for Zachariah to heal himself is all the enemy needs to fire his weapon and bring on the game over screen.

Select — Confirm the choices after a Game Over screen.

The NES game can be played as trial game or Masterpiece as well (the character that you first get to play as, in the trial game, is Princess Peach, although, it is possible to play the trial game with different characters as well, but only if you get a Game Over screen before the trial ends)

Get spotted and you'll have to run - unless you fancy a brief trip to the game over screen, after a decidedly grizzly end.

An agile combatant who utilizies both swords and blitzball's in his fighting, Tidus is sure to send his enemies laughing all the way to a game over screen.

No matter how many times Mario dies, he will never see a Game Over screen — even if he have less than ten coins.

The series is known for its obtuse tutorials and incredibly punishing battles which allow no room for complacency as even a mere random battle is capable of showing you the Game Over screen.

It takes at least five minutes to get from the Game Over screen back into your last save point.

In fact, the entirety of Knight Terrors — from its opening menu to the game over screen you'll see too many times to count — is hyper - stylized in a way that really immersed me in the whole experience.

After the offensive game over screen, you go back to the opening of the game (the part where HappySoft is desperate to buy and sell games).

We changed the blood dripping game over screen to purple for Nintendo, and on the credits level there's a guy holding little dolls, which were originally severed heads.

It becomes a balancing act and its up to the player to decide to buy a power up from the in game shop or wait until the game over screen.

I just got a game over screen, but I was still moving around and it happened more than once.

Sadly, as you may have heard on the social grapevine, CVG is closing down, and since Future couldn't find another role for me I was given the big Game Over screen.

The game is constantly teaching you how to survive and if you don't you'll hit that Game Over screen.

Her time is limited though, at least on the normal difficulty, and her having leftover power is the only thing that can save you from a possible game over screen, so figuring out if and when to use her becomes essential for finding a way to survive.

Otherwise the health bar is extremely generous, although you don't get another chance at continuing after losing all three lives — unless you put in a special code at the Game Over screen, which also differs between stages.

Rather than being booted to the melancholy purgatory of a Game Over screen, the story adapts to your failure, which the narrative then bears like a scar, forever altering its trajectory.

With the sheer abundance of coins littered everywhere, you'll find that your extra lives skyrocket to the point that you'll never have to worry about seeing a game over screen, and the level design is hardly difficult enough to justify such generosity.

It is essential that you maintain a close watch and monitor your status otherwise you are going to see the game over screen just as much as in a Dark Souls game.

He doesn't fare terrifically well in this fight, hanging on for about thirty seconds before he's met with a game over screen.

Few games these days can get me to the game over screen — but this game did numerous times — and I am happy for it!

Some of them can leave you with more loot, others can lead you to the game over screen.

Persona 5 might be a turn - based JRPG, but continually mashing the attack button is the swiftest way to seeing a Game Over screen.

And indeed, in that very small part of the game, if you die, You CA N'T continue from the Game Over screen!

Running through the stages in Kirby Star Allies will almost never result in a Game Over screen, or even a single death.

Even as Raiden continued on through the final sections, the game throws everything it can to mess with the player (for example, the «Fission Mailed» fake game over screen).

I mean, when was the last time you encountered the game over screen in New Super Mario Bros 2?

So even with the added bonuses of the easier difficulties, expect to see that game over screen more than a few times.

Are you surprised Super Mario Odyssey won't have a game over screen?

Because as the title suggests, Super Mario Odyssey has no game over screen at all.

Requiring some of the most infuriating pixel perfect jumping ever designed, you're gonna get really well acquainted with the game over screen before all is said and done.

Press any button at the game over screen to return to the Cranky Kong opening screen.

And then there's the game over screen where the Paralyzer is absent.

Also, make sure to watch the video to the end for the rotating Continue text on the Game Over screen — very fancy!

This feature will let you avoid making a critical mistake and getting a game over screen, among other benefits.

Everything is randomly generated and the game's difficulty curve (which will be shown to you at the game over screen) will fluctuate depending on how well you're doing.

Enemies move surprisingly fast, and you will find yourself at the game over screen sooner than you may think.

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Oh sure, you know about the original game over screen in Luigi's Mansion.

Battles are fast to play (which is important, given how frequent they are) and not very difficult — I think the only game over screen I've seen was the result of a boss fight.

Sometimes, you'll think a boss fight is scripted, then instantly get your ass beat and see the Game Over screen.

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Lots of games include difficulty settings, but it usually means the player is given more rope before the game over screen — lots of health, for example.

There are few instances where you can outright lose and get a game over screen, and all of those scenarios are easily avoidable to the point that you may play through the whole game multiple times and never see a game over screen.