Sentences with phrase «multiplayer campaigns always»

Multiplayer campaigns always make Kirby Star Allies more interesting and so does making as many allies as you can in the game.

Not exact matches

The campaign's story is interesting, and even heartbreaking, but it's weighed down by repetitive gameplay and lurks in the shadow of the great moon that is Modern Warfare Remastered... Then there's the multiplayer, which is the same great stuff that you always wanted with some new, tasty additions, but isn't anywhere near as good as that on offer over in WWI with Battlefield 1.

There are a lot of campaign missions and enough versus options to last a long time but if that isn't enough there is always the multiplayer mode which allows you to face someone else online.

While there has been a multiplayer component to the franchise for nearly all of its existence, the focus has always been the singleplayer campaign.

However if you wanted you can always go through the campaign with each of them to improve your overall time, hunt for trophies or work to unlock some more characters for the multiplayer mode.

Call of Duty by tradition has always had a solid story campaign for players to dive into, which often offers the context for the setting of the core game and its multiplayer mode.

I have always been a fan of arcade - style racers, fast - paced, varied environments, different styled events, co-op campaign and fun multiplayer.

As someone who always enjoyed the overly dramatic popcorn summer blockbuster stories of the Modern Combat campaigns, this is a bummer, but I also can't blame Gameloft as the online multiplayer is always the thing that brings players coming back for years in most first - person shooters anyway.

Enjoying campaign on veteran but online multiplayer sucks always has since I picked up battlefield nothing compares to the scale, vehicle, teamwork that battlefield has.

A lot of work always seemed to be put towards the multiplayer feature of the Call of Duty franchise, but in addition to the multiplayer campaigns, Black Ops and Black Ops II were stronger due to having engaging single player campaigns as well.

However, I will always complete the primary story / campaign, sink many hours into any multiplayer and attempt to tackle what I view to be a fair amount of side - quests / missions etc..

I've always loved Fallout because of it's amazing campaign and story tbh, i even mentioned that a singleplayer Fallout would beat a Fallout with multiplayer aspects in an earlier article, but an mmo is something different.

Sure, I'll get embroiled in multiplayer modes from time to time but, for me, it's always the single player campaign that's the biggest draw.

I personally would always play through the campaigns before I even touched the multiplayer, but that's completely out of the question now.

Halo's always been a balance of campaign with multiplayer, but this entry's a tad lopsided.

I've always enjoyed the campaigns in the Halo series as well as the Halo novels, but the multiplayer is not really my style.

The campaign's story is interesting, and even heartbreaking, but it's weighed down by repetitive gameplay and lurks in the shadow of the great moon that is Modern Warfare Remastered... Then there's the multiplayer, which is the same great stuff that you always wanted with some new, tasty additions, but isn't anywhere near as good as that on offer over in WWI with Battlefield 1.

Although Call of Duty is mainly known for its popular multiplayer, its story campaign was always a welcomed one.

Call Of Duty World War 2 has quite possible became my favourite call of duty to date, I was always a fan of the Black Ops campaigns / multiplayer and a massive fan of the World At War zombies, WW2 may have just taken my favourites for all of that, it's beautiful artwork and dramatic campaign is not something to overlook mixed with it's almost perfectly put together multiplayer options has made it a winner in my books, I would have liked to see a few tweaks here and there but thats just down to personal opinion, any first person shooter fan needs to check Call Of Duty World War 2 out.

It seems to me that they've been getting steadily worse, whether the campaign is lacking or the multiplayer doesn't live up to the hype, there's always something.

That accounts for 16 civilizations, campaigns from both the original game and its expansion (with brand new narrations), lots of premade maps, the always present scenario editor, and some new features such as Xbox Live multiplayer and achievements.

Speculation that the Uncharted franchise would falter in the absence of Nathan Drake has been silenced courtesy of an always engaging campaign, an interesting cast of characters, some of the best puzzles and set - pieces in the franchise's history, as well as an incredibly impressive multiplayer suite straight out of the box.

While the story and dialogue didn't always hit the mark, the campaign was frequently exhilarating while the multiplayer mode offered an insane amount of online fun.

I hate tacked - on multiplayer as much as anyone, but the option of doing a story campaign co-op is always a plus for me.

The always addictive multiplayer comes with added mobility, even faster movement and a explosive campaign that features a struggle between terrorists and Private Military Corporations.

It's got a solid campaign, two loaded multiplayer modes and, as always, extremely satisfying combat.

With layer upon layer of customization, master strategists will always be able to find a way to blast the competition into smithereens, whether it's the AI in a campaign, or friends and strangers in online multiplayer.

The combat of the campaign is fundamentally sound, the multiplayer is well crafted as always (despite the usual shotty problem), and Horde mode is great entertainment.

At a glance, I can confidently say that anyone who is always complaining that all modern games only give online multiplayer campaigns will be at home with a Nintendo Switch.

While the single - player campaign of Battlefield 1 is interesting in its own right, the focus of the series has always been on multiplayer.

Fantastic multiplayer and an always - entertaining zombies mode makes «Call of Duty: Black Ops 3» worth recommending, even if its single - player campaign isn't.