Sentences with phrase «more dungeon»

For that reason, I'm kind of glad more dungeon crawlers have leaned more towards story / character - driven RPG design, as opposed to the old - school variety where your party was a vehicle of emotionless stats to simply carry the player through a dungeon.

More dungeon crawling you can shake a stick at and lots of loot and interesting enemies to uncover.

Hell, it almost throws loot at you, demanding that you hoard it all away and keep searching just one more dungeon for that next piece in a set of armour or a new pair of chakram (I'll get to those babies later) to wield.

Those 3 dungeon gave the game a total of 11 main and 8 side dungeon so the DLC gave you 20 % more dungeon or around 10 % more to do / gametime in the game for 33 % more money.

More dungeons.

By the time you've struggled your way through all of this, you'll probably have spent twice as much time as you did in the second game, seen far more towns, NPCs, and conquered considerably more dungeons.

Fantastic there but new Zelda should have like this but with add more dungeons, caves, islands and quests to exploring.

The developers are promising a «refined and even faster - paced battle system, more dungeons, and more comedy than you can waggle a controller at!»

Get a sword, get a shield, do a dungeon or two and get some cool items, get a bigger sword, do a couple more dungeons and get some cooler items, get the biggest sword, get the Triforce, punch Gannon in the face, save Zelda, credits.

Puzzles to me are everything (the puzzles in BotW are really really cool from what I played) and OoT had better puzzles and more dungeons, save ALttP.

Twilight Princess more than addresses this problem by including more dungeons than any Zelda game since Ocarina of Time.

With a larger world map, more dungeons and towns to explore and battles featuring multiple enemy encounters, it essentially took a basic formula and doubled down on it in every way imaginable, laying the groundwork for the future games.

After collecting the three mystical gems I figured the game was pretty much over, but then it sent me to the Dark World and told me there were eight more dungeons to explore.

Then once you progress to the next stage of the game, there are more dungeons to choose from, but you do need to do one of those before you can do another particular one — due to an item you find.

Turns out as adult Link, you have MANY more dungeons to explore, and NOW they REALLY mean business.

Released in 2013 as the third installment of the series, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory comes refined with an even faster - paced battle system, more dungeons, and more comedy than you can waggle a controller at!

Darksiders II will pretty much feature more of everything: more dungeons, improved battle system, more weapons, armour and looting.

Not exact matches

Throughout the»80s, it devoted more and more floor space to Dungeons & Dragons and other role - playing games.

Even the dungeon ceases to be hell on earth when God's light shines on him, and His presence envelopes him... That's what happens to many people when they get to the bottom of the «pit» when they can't fall no more, and only dim ray of hope is all they see.

Our priests are far more likely to mistake their confessional for a shrink's couch than a sadist's dungeon.

It will take a Lot more potent magic forged in a dragon's dungeon to finally ship this man back home to france!

«Will you say let's continue to live in the slave dungeon at the Christiansburg castle and that there are more important things for us to do than seeking to remove ourselves from our colonial heritage?

Gauntlet is more of strategic arcade dungeon crawler.

Suppressed memories are brought to light, and a satanic branding taking place by a horde of deformed demonic minions and their dungeon master, along with much much more.

As you go deeper in the dungeon, the appearance of the levels change, and become more interesting.

Is a short and compelling experience, but it would have been nice to see more variety in the structure of the dungeons.

Dungeons of Dredmor does not match this level of detail, as others have noted — we're talking about a much more shallow game, with maybe 20 different NPC types, ~ 100 items, poor inventory management, a fairly clunky GUI, and adequate graphics.

Offering much more action - heavy gameplay and battling with weapons and magic than Skyrim, but lacking some of Skyrim's RPG complexity, Kingdoms of Amalur is still a long - lasting, adventurous game that will provide plenty of fantasy - infused dungeon - crawling fun.

The worst thing about it is the deeper you get in the dungeon the more likely a crash seems to be.

Dungeons of Dredmor also has lots of mod capabilities, so if you like to mod, you'll have even more to do.

Dungeons of Dredmor is more focused on exploration, rather than action.

Darksiders II is full of enormous environments and dungeons to traverse to and explore, even more fantastical enemies and large - scale bosses to battle, and plenty of challenging hacking, slashing and loot collecting.

If you're in the dark about Roguelikes but still want a taste of one, it's better to start with the more accessible Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Its difficulty is more gradual, it's got touch - screen controls, and it features more than one party member, which is easier to deal with than Izuna's solitary dungeon - crawling.

It's deeper and more detailed and complex than ever, with expanded player choice, four - player co-op (plus competitive multiplayer), a separate Dungeons & Dragons - inspired Game Master campaign creation mode, and full voice acting for every one of the game's 1,200 characters.

Too bad for the procedurally - generated dungeons that show how to be less creative and more lazy.

The world begs to be explored and although the combat is no more impressive than many other RPGs (many RPGs have lackluster combat, including this one), the loot system and dungeons are fun and more varied than OBLIVION.

There are lots of mods available adding even more classes or randomly generated dungeons in the game as well!

It's only fallen out of favour recently because of a glitch: if you lose your portal into wherever you were in the infinitely deep dungeon (the Shadow Vault), you have to start it all over again, it seems (at which point you might as well make a new character...) Single player only; roll on Torchlight 2 (which will have more than 3 classes, and co-op!)

A bit more of a story than «Bad stuff is happening, lets go into this dungeon and keep on going deeper till we find it» would have been nice.

Thankfully, the developers added some variety in the overworld maps and if the dungeons were more interesting and sidequests played a larger role then I could see this being a contender for one of the best modern RPGs.

Paramount Pictures presented its slate of upcoming movies at CinemaCon, including World War Z 2, Coming 2 America, Dungeons and Dragons and more.

While they do a great job of defying the traditional Zelda formula for an overall improved product, I felt the dungeons could been a bit longer and that the dungeon bosses could have been more unique.

With Overlord: Fellowship of Evil, Codemasters tried a slightly different approach, drawing more from a dungeon crawler background à la Diablo than from the past numbered games in the series.

The dungeon sounds less of something you'd explore for new content and more of a challenge area, which we suppose is okay since such an uproar was had over figure - based DLC content.

As we reported earlier, the Wolf Link amiibo will unlock an exclusive dungeon in the game, though the translation provides a more nuanced title than just Twilight Cave.

You can pick up the Diablo-esque dungeon crawler for 1200 Microsoft... Read More

Knowing that the amiibo gives you a special dungeon that's never been seen before, are you more likely to buy this remaster?

Back when Diablo 2 was still fun (around the second or third playthrough) I used to take co-oping dungeon crawling / rpgs for granted - at least I thought there would be 100 more that could capture my attention with an easy... Read Full Review

Given how many dungeons, dragons and mages RPGs tend to contain, Kingdom Come's strictly historical approach often seems more fantastical and mysterious than its peers.

It's an interesting concept that will hopefully freshen up the aging franchise - with interconnected dungeons we can expect more mystery and story possibilities.