Sentences with phrase «major game plot»

WARNING — MAJOR GAME PLOT SPOILERS!

(WARNING: MAJOR GAME PLOT SPOILERS)

Not exact matches

The plot is a bit too standard to a mario game, lacking any major twist to the plot that the previous entries in the series had.

It isn't a total disaster, I suppose — there are no major technical issues and what plot there is at least remains vaguely true to the spirit of earlier Valkyria games — but it's difficult to think that anyone would find this game truly enjoyable.

Mystic Heroes has some solid action, but it highlights the major trade - off between itself and its history - based cousin Dynasty Warriors: The fantasy theme allows for more - exciting game elements like huge boss battles and impressive magic attacks, but the historical games can get away with being light on plot and character.

In the months leading up to seeing the film I had watched the unapologetic Regal Cinemas First Look preview for «Game» over a dozen times, and it gave away nearly every major plot point.

In a major plot twist, the «Game On» episode of Showtime's «Homeland» reveals that case officer Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) is working undercover to expose the key terrorist behind the CIA headquarters bombing.

The Game of Thrones and Star Wars: The Force Awakens actress is set for a «major» role in the drama, and a bunch of new plot details have just been revealed to go along with that casting announcement.

Directed by Jay Roach («Meet the Parents,» «Game Change «-RRB-, the film follows long - term congressman Cam Brady (Ferrell) who commits a major public gaffe before an upcoming election, causing a pair of ultra-wealthy CEOs plot to put up a rival candidate and gain influence over their North Carolina district.

I won't really bother with spoiling it since the item is giving at a major plot point during the game so once you have it in hand, you will need to go back and attempt the hidden chambers that are scattered throughout the game.

Those who had their hopes pegged on this particular entry being a continuation of the story in Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 will be disappointed that this is an «in - between» game in the vein of Generations, telling side tales rather than advancing major plot points.

The emotional impact of a game is severely lessened by the fact that, despite my best efforts, I come across a major plot element before playing.

While the plot revolves around the fabled Infinity Stones from Marvel Comics, as both a major part of the story and the gameplay, it doesn't feel as fleshed out or interesting as previous Capcom fighting games.

The other major antagonists of the game are the Seegson Synthetics androids, some of which are «good» but most of them have been programmed to silence survivors as part of a greater conspiracy plot involving series» stalwarts Weyland - Yutani.

These retell many of the major plot points from the game, but please take not that this is not a movie!

But then as we get into developing each game, that's when we get down to the mid-level, like what are the actual workings of the plot and major characters and such.

Record of Agarest War Zero is shorter than the original, but if you connect this game to the first one's save file, or beat the game once, you get access to a digest mode of Record of Agarest War, where you can replay the major plot points of the game plus «Extra mode» which ups the battle difficulty without changing the story.

There's one new area featured in Off the Record called Uranus Zone which offers new games and a new place for major plot points to occur.

It is not an ineffective way to tell a story, however the game fails to ramp up its cutscenes for major plot - point moments.

No other details have been revealed about the plot, but we do know that Ellie is now fueled by hate, something that will be a major theme in the game.

At this point, I must mention that the remainder of this column contains a major plot spoiler for the game.

If you bought one of these «movies», there would be major plot holes, it would all be high - intensity, and — oh yeah — THERE WOULD BE NO FUCKING GAME TO PLAY!

It tries to gain an emotional connection with the player, but fails miserably and a lack of any kind of caring for these moments on the game's part meant that some major plot points did not have the intended emotional effect when they occurred.

At the start of the game you can select from three different heads as your player character, and solving the mystery of who you are and why you're the only human left is one of the major plot points of the game.

He's a major part of the game's plot, after all.

In my short time with the current build the initial setup for the story is intriguing enough on it's own to keep you playing and invested in the game's characters and narrative, don't worry though we won't spoil any major plot points (we're not allowed to anyway).

The game is a major departure from the series political espionage plot and is the first game in the franchise that doesn't have creator Hideo Kojima involved.

Despite the game having been marketed as a stand - alone expansion to the core Uncharted titles, and the majority of your time enjoyed as such, in the final act you'll begin to notice characters from the core games drift into the story more often and major plot - threads (specifically from UC4) get introduced.

A great open world environment, state of the art graphics, a genius plot, and unlike most video games, good character buliding and major story events.

It's the same game just with a «re-imagined» major plot!

If you step back from their major plot inconsistencies one will see both games have so many other things in common including the same premise and overall journey to find out the truth.

I feel like most games, and generally all AAA games, streamline narrative into a single resolution — ie, it all has to do with the one, major plot (even if its a subplot, it's in order to resolve something to carry the major plot forward).

Had a side character who got a mention or two who could have been tied in with your backstory, but really wasn't a major part of the plot like, say, the Quarian Ark, and you could have easily gone the whole game without thinking of him.

The game's plot continues from the first game, featuring the next Mortal Kombat tournament set in the otherdimensional realm of Outworld, with the Outworld and Earthrealm representatives fighting each other on their way to challenge the evil emperor Shao Kahn.The game was an unprecedented commercial success and was acclaimed by most critics, receiving many annual awards and having been featured in various top lists in the years and decades to come, but also perpetuating a major video game controversy due to the continuously over-the-top violent content of the series.

All four characters stories intertwine from time to time, and it's rather cleverly assembled and satisfying replaying the same section from contrasting viewpoints, though the structure is a bit odd in the fact that, whilst you can play the campaigns in any order, some major plot revelations related to other campaigns can easily be spoilt, though for all plot points to become completely clear the game must be completed in its entirety.

That being said, I found myself predicting a major plot point fairly early which then came true towards the end of the game.

For those who haven't completed the game, please note that while I don't reveal any major elements of the plot, there are some minor game spoilers below.

There are some newly recorded lines from the game characters, and the missions of the table focus on surviving against the zombie hordes or internal struggle, a major plot point for the series.

Also, as it becomes clear that the game is running to a close, you also realize that this game really will end without much of a resolution with any of the 3 major plot lines.