Sentences with phrase «appeal of the game»

This mode works well from what I have tested too far and enhances the overall appeal of the game.

While it will be initially difficult to actually beat all 8 bosses, that is really not the main appeal of this game.

It's a shame, because it could have made the lasting appeal of the game that much longer.

A lack of online leaderboards also really hurts the long - term appeal of the game, instead only saving your best score for each mode.

One of the strongest appeals of this game is the unique, hand - painted aesthetic.

If the only appeal of the games ends up being shipping, then I'll abandon ship but, for now, the games still seem as fun as ever.

The entire appeal of the game is in the unique art style of the characters.

It is part of the great appeal of these game types.

Once you understand the classic high score appeal of the game, it is a treat to play.

It might not have the wider appeal of some games, but the original title offered so much to do.

For me I had some fun in this game, but the overall appeal of this game was lost with the fact that we have seen this game done better more than once.

As the words «action RPG» imply, movement and action are the main appeal of the game, and we're confident that players will find the action fun.

In my opinion, this would ruin the lasting appeal of the game.

The brilliance and appeal of games like World of Warcraft is the requirement for collaboration with others to complete quests, raid enemy territory and destroy bosses.

That's a plus definitely, but I wonder about the long term appeal of this game for someone other than their fandom of Naruto.

The lack of any genuinely difficult puzzles isn't really a problem though, since the real appeal of the game is the charmingly weird concept and amusing dialogue.

The game is an intriguing little project that will surely tickle your funny bone with the amazing graphics, unique concept and other appeals of the game.

It hindered the flow and appeal of the games so much that eventually the developers all but did away with the gimmick.

I am more interested in Disney Infinity because of the sandbox mode it has which is really the whole appeal of that game to me well besides the fact that the characters in Disney Infinity bring back great childhood memories.

You'd think this would cause the thrilling appeal of his games to skyrocket, but his general reputation says otherwise.

The pretext for such rampages was to accomplish paramilitary missions, including assassinating then - Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, but the sadistic appeal of the game for many was its very graphic bloodletting.

The minor annoyances, such as manually selecting a level to play and the occasionally awkward camera can in no way diminish the gorgeous appeal of the games spectacular graphics.

Beyond all of this, though, the visual appeal of the game is what drew me in: saturated colors, glowing Tron - like lines, and pencil sketch backgrounds with cell - shaded elements.

A key appeal of the game is its taut fuel system: you need the stuff both to fly and to recharge your shields, so there's a constant balance going on as it slowly runs down.

It's very difficult to describe the unending appeal of this game, to be completely honest.

It \'s all good in the end, as the sense of camaraderie such dynamics present is no doubt the largest appeal of this game.

There is a lot to explore in Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles and the game is aesthetically pleasing to look at, but despite this, it suffers from a lack of sense of progression and repetitive gameplay which ultimately hurts the overall appeal of the game.

The real appeal of this game is Kyrat itself.

The game is an intriguing little project that will surely tickle your funny bone with the amazing graphics, unique concept and other appeals of the game.

Unfortunately, at the time of going to press, the Switch version is the only one not to have the Time Trial mode included — a curious omission and one that would certainly have helped with the lasting appeal of the game.

the gameplay is absolute bliss, the story although very complicated, is very interesting and a huge asset to the appeal of the game.

It's difficult to explain the appeal of this game, especially when I don't entirely understand it myself.

I don't understand the appeal of this game.

Rampage may be trading on the appeal of the game's building - busting writ large, but it's at its best as a buddy movie.

 «Expanding upon what was considered one of the best cooperative multiplayer experiences in recent memory, Trine 2 introduces online cooperative support for up to three players, dramatically expanding the fun and appeal of the game's spectacularly rich action platforming.

Some technical flaw and some dull mechanic ruins the appeal of the game.

One thing to keep in mind though: not having the boards with increased depth graphic-wise will significantly reduce the appeal of the game since the 3DS has the ability to hold up to 64 times more data than the original 32 MB used for the Mario Party games (if the 2048 MB (2 GB) card will be used for each game (64, hahaha)-RRB-.

I never quite got the appeal of these games.

It's quirky, and this just adds to the appeal of the game itself.

Completing missions simply removed the appeal of the game, as you never had time to just stop and enjoy the zombie slashing.

It's astounding how the movie completely misses the appeal of the games.

Although there are some problems in Dead Rising, the overall appeal of this game is just absolutely fantastic.

Yes, because, at least in the mainstream game development space, the appeal of games is the content you «experience» as opposed to deep gameplay, which will always be more replayable, even when the f...

While there's plenty of collectibles to find and side missions to complete, the lack of any atmosphere when walking around town squanders the appeal of the game even further.

The appeal of this game is the concept.

Multiplayer was the main appeal of this game, but unfortunately the servers have been taken down since September 2012.

In terms of story it's no Metal Gear, the appeal of the game comes from fast paced slash and dash action, and not from why you are actually doing it.

However, with a large part of the appeal of these games being attributable to actually being Lightning or whoever, I can see why they did this.

As such this clearly beats the likes of Operation Anchorage and Mothership Zeta, both of which misunderstand the appeal of the game and replace exploring thrills with pallid running - and - gunning bilge.