Sentences with phrase «skirmish mode»

The sheer quantity of play options with the lengthy and somewhat open - ended campaign, flexible skirmish mode, and multiplayer mode should provide hours upon hours of play.

-- Build unique combat card decks and even tune them for specific battles — Dozens of scenarios to play in skirmish mode or cross-platform multi-player — Scenario and unit editors will allow players to create and trade their own battles — Enjoy a SotSdex filled with Lore details on famous units, personalities, battles and weapon systems

Apart from the story campaign, which should take about 8 - 19 hours to finish, there is also a skirmish mode, allowing you to participate in quick battles, and a level editor.

Moreover, the beta should surprisingly include the offline Skirmish mode, which has been renamed to «something like Arcade».

We also see the skirmish mode that lets us lead an army in battle, and finally the boss battle against the Kingmakers.

If you want to see more, you can also check out the latest batch of 4K screenshots in English, more screenshots from the Japanese version of the game, a video featurette focusing on the characters, another from December about the kingdom builder feature itself, a longer gameplay video showcasing the skirmish mode, another semi-recent gameplay clip focusing on boss battles, one more gallery of screenshot and artwork, a trailer focusing on animation and visuals, and another trailer featuring the Japanese voice actors.

Skirmish mode, as it's generally known, is the real meat of such games: unfettered access to tech trees and tactical options, and enemies and maps who'll present unexpected challenges you'll simply have to learn and adapt to.

The title offers four single player campaigns, a skirmish mode, and a multiplayer mode that supports e-sport features.

* Single player campaign mode teaches newbies \» the ropes \» and develops battle tactics across an array of intensive missions * Take on your friends or ally with their forces to defeat the enemy with up to 6 player Skirmish mode * A massive selection of battlefields, from epic mountain valleys to lush lakeland passes, frozen cliff - top encounters to the heat of vast jungles * Random map generator for infinite replayability, plus the ability to save the maps you love playing * Online co-operative or PVP gameplay — are you epic enough to take on the world \'s greatest Generals?

Boot up the 5.2 GB download and you'll be ushered into a main menu that offers a tutorial, twenty - five I wmissions spread across the Allied, German, and Soviet campaigns, as well as a skirmish mode that accommodates multiplayer matches.

With a campaign for each of the races, skirmish mode and online or bluetooth multiplayer available it seemed like blue skies were ahead but no, this game did not have fine weather in my future but a torrential hailstorm of frozen turds.

-- For Beta we want to have a hand full of single player missions available plus a front line skirmish mode multiplayer mission.

Featuring a 17 - mission single - player campaign, an AI Skirmish mode, and online PvP multiplayer, there's plenty of real - time strategy to experience in the critically acclaimed game.

Play the strategic single player campaigns, random skirmish mode, full cross-platform multiplayer, or even hotseat multiplayer.

It simply wouldn't be a Crusader game without a skirmish mode and the kind of replayability that offers.

Skirmish mode is similar to story mode.

Each time you finish the skirmish mode, skills and levels of your units and heroes will be reset.

There's also a Skirmish mode that allows you PvP action against either computer opponents, or online with actual people.

We wanted to create a new trailer that sends out a clear message: Crusader 2 will feature a full skirmish mode at launch.

The Skirmish mode includes over 60 missions independent of the story, each with its own map and difficulty.

There are different modes of play, including Challenges and the custom Skirmish mode, but the overall premise is both simple and fun, and there is enough humor sprinkled around to keep things from becoming dull as you continue through the three different campaigns.

The game also features more than 20 single - player scenarios to take on, a «challenge - focused» skirmish mode, and LAN and online multiplayer.

There's a skirmish mode available as well if you're just wanting to tweak a few presets and jump straight into the battle and these can be nice if you just want to focus on some practice or jump straight into the match.

The game contains three game models; a single player campaign, skirmish mode and multiplayer mode.

I don't imagine it being too much different than skirmish mode though and I honestly don't see the community developing too much as the game just doesn't have enough depth for a community to grow around it.

I have high hopes for the new expansion and that they keep making improvements on the current skirmish mode.

The Mac version just got an update to 2.602.3, which adds skirmish mode support for up to 4 vs 4 matches against the AI, across 50 maps

Endlessly replayble Skirmish mode?

As well as a unique mode where you get to create your own battlegrounds with different objectives and challenges in the games «Skirmish mode».

The local games are placed under Skirmish mode, almost trying to be hidden at the end of the first menu.

Still, Skirmish mode is where you're going to probably be spending most of your time playing with your mates locally, which is really where the fun of World Series lies, ironically.

Free - for - all skirmish mode is your standard 4 player battle mode and is probably best when played locally with friends.

This 1 hit kill skirmish mode is a race between each player to reach 10 kills, crowning the first player to reach 10 as the winner.

It had an excellent single - player campaign, multiplayer and skirmish mode.

This update includes the addition of campaign challenge levels, new «intermediate» and «novice» difficulty levels for the AI in Skirmish mode, a new unit, and a brand new global ability.

However, in addition to a skirmish mode Kane's Wrath provides 10 skirmish missions for each of the game's three factions and their two sub-faction variants.

The game is split into 20 missions, each with three objectives (each one resulting in a trophy if you achieve them), a standard Multiplayer mode, where you can play against another person, and a Skirmish mode where you pick a few pieces of criteria and the map / heroes are created at random.

Having done this once, the Skirmish mode is now completely useless since these skirmishes are identical every time you play them — same enemies, same fighters in your crew, same starting positions.

PixelVolt - 90 % - «Amazing» There is an engaging and long lasting single player campaign, plus a skirmish mode that adds infinite replayability.

In addition, you can also jump straight into the fight in Skirmish mode and create your own perfect custom battle or campaign.

And while the game offers a solo campaign, skirmish mode, and multiplayer experience, your most challenging foe may just be its save game issues.

In addition to the game's campaign mode, Ghost Recon Shadow Wars also features a Skirmish mode.

In Skirmish mode, you play against the AI in stand alone missions.

Northgard lives in the skirmish mode.

The skirmish mode is actually dual - purpose, not only providing players with a break from standard gameplay, but also being used as a way to open up new terrain to Evan in order to progress the story.

Aside from the standard battle system, Ni No Kuni 2 introduces a new delightful skirmish mode where you face off against enemy battalions on a battlefield.

Skirmish mode is perfect for those quick little games when you only want a Ghost Recon Shadow Wars fix.

For example, those with a high proficiency in combat can research new unit tactics to use in the Skirmish mode.

There is a skirmish mode, with randomly generated levels and Ravenii, which is basically just a horde mode which tasks you with killing as many Ravenii before a town is destroyed.

The game's skirmish mode is much better suited to its design, and decently implemented: I can beat the computer player almost every time, but barring the odd off day, it's usually good enough to give me an exciting fight.