Sentences with phrase «tales game based»

The release of the Lego Ninjago movie coincides with a new Traveller's Tales game based on that same movie.

Not exact matches

I grew up in an era before video, Veggie Tales or Bible - based computer games.

You keep looking for the magic fairy dust while others around you handle intimacy with a mature, open approach (not a guessing game based on fairy tale scenes).

Often [A Bastard's Tale] ends up feeling like less of a game based on skill and timing and more on just blind luck.

The current rash of movies based on toys, or comic books, or video games, or fairy tales, exists to canonize the narrative building blocks of childhood, to provide frameworks for all your stories about Spider - Man or Megatron or Snow White, and then to sell you specially licensed toys so you can keep playing those stories out.

As the game is based on the tales it is a Japanese role - playing game which takes place on a fictional continent named Glenwood and is divided into two warring countries: the Hyland Kingdom and the Rolance Empire.

The road to box office success for movies based off of video games is potholed and strewn with broken down, bombed out carcasses (remember BloodRayne and In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale?).

While Traveller's Tales» LEGO games have already visited the DC comics universe, courtesy of the LEGO Batman game, did you know we almost got a LEGO game based on Marvel's characters as well?

Directed by Roar Uthaug and starring Academy Award - winning actress Vikander as Lara Croft, the reboot is an origin story based off the 2013 video game, which was a dark and gritty tale of survival set on an island.

These combat problems are particularly frustrating because the game's DS incarnation was possibly the last time we'll see a mainline Tales game with sprite - based 2D combat, not seen in North America since 2001's Tales of Destiny II.

Tales from the Borderlands is a hilarious episodic adventure game from Telltale Games that's based on Gearbox Software's Borderlands franchise, and it's perhaps the most underrated title in Telltale's library.

«Ready Player One,» which is based on the novel by author Ernest Cline, is a dystopian sci - fi tale about gamers competing for control of a virtual world.

Release date: June 15 Cast: Ed Helms, Jeremy Renner, Hannibal Buress, Jake Johnson, Jon Hamm Directed by: Jeff Tomsic (The Detour) Why we're excited: As the trailer points out, this tale of an adult friend group obsessed with playing an elaborate game of tag is based on a true story, which should help ground what looks like a pretty goofy, broad studio comedy.

The game - based horror tale «Blumhouse's Truth or Dare» shows us that the truth can keep you alive.

Tales of a Viking: Episode One is a small - scale turn - based strategy game with rpg elements.

Traveller's Tales have now mastered the formula of creating video games based on the popular Lego universe.

There are games based on fairy tales characters and Pokemon Go, for example that will help students who've been out of a classroom all summer to gradually adjust to school climate.

Besides the typical horsing around, campfire tales and summer games, the Genesis program forces gay and questioning teens into humiliating gender - based lessons.

Given that Traveller's Tales and Warners Bros worked together to create games based on the entire Harry Potter film franchise and the legendary Lord of the Rings trilogy it's hardly surprising that we can look forward to a LEGO version of The Hobbit next year.

Unlock more trophies by putting a Finding Dory Play Set Piece on the Disney Infinity base to play the game, So it lets you play as Nemo or Dory in our game, Based on a Finding Dory film better than Finding Nemo and Shark Tale if it's better than the classic version.

Unfortunately, his movie In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (based on the overrated PC game Dungeon Siege) stars man crush # 1, Jason Statham, which all but obligates me to suffer through the movie.

If you (or a child you know) by any chance checked out Cartoon Network's newest Lego animation Lego Legends of Chima and enjoyed it, you might want to check out Traveller's Tales newest game based on the material.

The chapter - based game is draped around a narrative skeleton that involves the mysterious Bounty Hunter, a man of renown and many a fascinating anecdote, who finds himself back in his hometown's saloon, telling tales of his (mis) adventures to those who care to maybe buy him a fifth of something sharp and strong.

I could go on about Uprising, such as how it features one of my favorite difficulty based mechanics or was one of the first games I really got into StreetPassing with, or how its soundtrack brought together the likes of Motoi Sakuraba (known for his work within the Tales series), Yuzo Koshiro (prior works including Streets of Rage and Shenmue), Masafumi Takada (the man behind the music for God Hand, the Danganronpa series and multiple games by Suda51) to create one of my favorite modern soundtracks in all of video games.

Once thought to be a crazy idea, Traveller's Tales has made a name for themselves with their line of LEGO inspired video games based on licensed properties such as Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings.

In 2003 LEGO Interactive partnered with veteran British developer Traveller's Tales to create the first title, in what would become a series of video games based on licenses that The LEGO Group had.

They strongly focus on story - based games and interactive apps with exciting and unique characters, worlds and tales.

Last month Zen Studios announced that three major Universal motion pictures franchises would be getting the pinball table treatment in their lovely Zen Pinball [Free] game, and alongside that announcement they released the first trailer for one of those tables which is based on the classic kid - finds - an - alien - and - adventure - ensues tale... Mac and Me!

Another game from Telltale based upon a comic book (Fables by Bill Willingham — published by Vertigo DC) though this time it is centered around an urban fantasy world where creatures from fairy tales live in a section of New York City.

Blending the best elements of movies and games, this story - based adventure drops you into a tale rife with chilling moral dilemmas.

, Bandai Namco «s popular mobile game based on the Digimon television series, now features the tale of «Aegiomon and the Olympos XII».

It's around this painting that the dark story unfolds, the tale of its creation slowly revealed based on how you've been playing the game.

Battles are turn - based and are on three linear planes, similar to most Tales games.

Aside from it's wonderfully charming fairy - tale visuals and the child - like glee with which it creates its quirky, light - hearted fantasy stories the Trine games work because of their chaotic physics - based puzzles that can be solved a myriad of ways, often by abusing the physics and character abilities in ways that make it feel like you've progressed using a method never even envisioned by the developers.

- Wizard's Symphony is a Dungeon RPG, where you set up parties to go explore dungeons - battles are turn - based, with the usual commands to perform actions: attacking, using magic or items, etc. - when exploring dungeons, the characters will sometime have things to say about the situation they're in - allows you to enjoy various conversations between the various party members - Wizard's Symphony tells a tale of swords and magic, set in a fantasy word - filled with many comical situations and serious developments - game is fully voiced, and features various illustrations by moo - Harmonics system from Wizard's Harmony is back - affinity between two characters evolves throughout the game, and has an impact on battles - each character has its own Unique Skill - how you decide to grow your characters will determine how hard a dungeon will be to explore

Traveller's Tales have been with the LEGO series since 2005, when the first of their movie - based games, LEGO Star Wars, hit our screens with a blocky bang.

In Monster Hunter Stories you team up with cute variations of monsters and engage in turn - based battles, and as the name makes clear story - telling will be key; no doubt going beyond the limited tales shared in the main series games.

The game was purely a story based one having a fairly lengthy campaign and it will always be fondly remembered for providing such a solid tale.

Telltale Games have gradually become more popular with every game having developed the cult classic Sam and Max seasons to episodic games based upon such well known licensed properties as Jurassic Park, Back to the Future, The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Tales from the Borderlands, Minecraft: Story Mode, Game of Thrones and Batman with Telltale's star rising upon every release which has led to a certainly bright future ahgame having developed the cult classic Sam and Max seasons to episodic games based upon such well known licensed properties as Jurassic Park, Back to the Future, The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Tales from the Borderlands, Minecraft: Story Mode, Game of Thrones and Batman with Telltale's star rising upon every release which has led to a certainly bright future ahGame of Thrones and Batman with Telltale's star rising upon every release which has led to a certainly bright future ahead.

I don't shy away from the fact that I enjoy action roleplaying games like Ys, Star Ocean, and the Tales of franchise more than I do turn - based roleplaying games like a lot of old school JRPG's and The Legend of Heroes series.

Rather than the staid, turn - based battles of the «Final Fantasy» series, «Tales of Destiny» embraced something that looked like a side - scrolling action game and played like a fighting game.

The Tales games have always, rightly, avoided turn based combat and it's a mystery why the system on show here hasn't been adopted by other games.

One's a lighthearted story of a hunter while the other is one telling the grim tale of a fallen warrior, one that will eventually meet their own demise based upon the player's choices while the other is truly about grinding out the end - game loot before moving onto a «New Game +» playthrogame loot before moving onto a «New Game +» playthroGame +» playthrough.

Be sure to read our review for the base game too, click here for the Super Lucky's Tale review, scoring 8/10!

Andrew: As mentioned above, the Tales series has a pretty devoted fan base here, and I'm absolutely sure that they would love to see some of the newer Tales games (such as Tales of Graces) make it over to the States.

Where else in the world of gaming festivals can one sit down to a communal play - based meal with Another World creator Eric Chahi, listen to luminaries from Tale of Tales and Naughty Dog interview one another, play a soon - to - be-classic XBLA game in its creator's front room and gorge on Zelda - themed cake?

I'm thinking of a game that's based on worldwide folk stories / fairy tales where Mario can collect different power - ups based on them, whether it's mythical Japanese creatures, Dracula, ect.

The game is a tale based on a universe that we have been working on for years, inspired by many influences such as the Lakota culture and video game series such as Final Fantasy.

and colourful is great, but I also loved the music in Super Lucky's Tale minus the trash Lady Meowmalade was playing it was as good as the base game.

With a deep RPG skills system and lore originating from paper - based RPG campaigns, Shattered — Tale of the Forgotten King promises to take players in and let them go only when the game is over.