Sentences with phrase «as hardcore players»

This adds loads to the replay value of the game and also makes it very accessible to newcomers as well as those hardcore players that like to punish themselves.

As a game designer myself (and as hardcore player and addict of stealth actions) I have designed a simple but useful solution how to make whole game accessible really to EVERYONE, how to make it please really wide range of gamers like this:

Not exact matches

As the story goes hardcore hockey player Dwayne bursts the bubble to «poor» kid about the non existence of the tooth fairy.

For more casual players who don't want to stress about using active abilities (or more hardcore players who may see them as an unnecessary crutch), Solarite can also be diverted to the Spear of Adun's auxiliary systems, increasing the amount of resources you begin each mission with or lowering the amount of time required to construct new buildings.

More «hardcore» single player games will be in the mix as well, reflected at launch with «Call of Duty: Black Ops 2» and «Batman: Arkham City» availability.

«As we kept developing Tekken games, the player base became more hardcore and skill levels increased,» he continued.

I'd hope we can at least make some headway in convincing hardcore players that it's entirely possible to have a very complex, difficult to play game that is really shallow in the end, just as it is possible to have a very easy - to - control game that is deep in the end

I know a lot of the hardcore players do enjoy the competition, and great fighting games are unlike many other games in that they are more like a discipline, such as playing a musical instrument.

Online matches will offer several options such as Team Deathmatch, Command (where you capture zones to earn points), Plunder (where you bring an Idol back to your base), and Ranked Team Deathmatch (aka multiplayer for hardcore, experienced players).

This shift shows that the creators are catering for the hardcore Mortal Kombat players out there, as well as attempting to bring it to a new audience.

It also lacks some of the genre's staples which may annoy hardcore players such as a patrol function or the ability to sell buildings.

So, weather, day / night cycles, & that TOTAL open world feel, can be somewhat overated IMO... And that is why games like Unchartered, COD & TLOU, are so huge, popular & critically acclaimed... as they cater to not only hardcore gamers, but ALL types of gamers, as there story based, single player campaigns, are SO much easier to get into & identify with from the onset, due to the more focused, linear & tight productions.

While many will continue to be helpful, some serious role players prefer to break immersion as little as possible, and asking questions about lore may end up annoying the more hardcore players.

Thankfully, Touhou Genso Wanderer is more kind than more hardcore crawlers (such as Shiren) as players don't lose everything when they die.

Rage moves shift the gameplay dramatically and can quickly turn the tide of any battle; how they will be received by the Tekken hardcore remains to be seen, as their presence removes some of the technical aspects of the combat by giving struggling players a virtual «get - out - of - jail - free» card, but conversely Rage Arts do make the game more accessible for newcomers, especially when it comes to the notoriously punishing online multiplayer.

«Our company's European studio offers Nosgoth, which is currently managed as an open - beta, and it is highly reputed by the western players, so I believe we'd like to continue growing it into a more hardcore esports title.

Straight out of the gates, there's going to be a need for endgame content, and Carbine's Frost delivered a brief presentation regarding two of the main things in store for those hardcore players who'll be scrambling to reach level 50 as soon as possible.

As it stands, however, the combat took a clear step back and pushes away players looking for a fun and challenging coop experience, catering instead to «hardcore» players who prefer grind and punishment.

I laughed at how quick the A.I. places Beatons in this mode as it seems basically impossible unless you're a hardcore player with ridiculous reflexes

Legasista provides the perfect combination of complex, yet simple systems to work around, making it just as welcoming to newcomers as it is to hardcore players.

Available exclusively as a part of the Season Pass offer, these two hardcore missions let players investigate buildings sealed off in the very first days of the outbreak.

Basically, it involves rebalancing the game to how it was at launch, as updates since then have geared it more towards casual players which is putting a damper on the experience for more hardcore fans.

An optional hardcore mode will be available to players that gives weight to ammo, require that their character drink water to prevent dehydration and health - granting items such as stimpacks will heal over time instead of instantly.

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However they do suffer slightly, as hardcore RPG players will find that side of the game lacking slightly.

Join us in cheering on some of the best Nitronic Rush players in the world as they race through Story and Hardcore levels with some special surprises.

And as thousands of players are completing the challenges in Path of Exile «s Torment and Bloodlines race events, developers have rounded up a few videos of hardcore players getting stomped into the ground.

Given that equates to roughly two - hundred - and - ten - million people, that's a huge chunk of the potential gaming market to alienate, especially in a day and age where this genre of entertainment is more popular than ever, and studios are becoming increasingly keen to get as many less hardcore players hooked as possible.

Hardcore difficulty is geared towards experienced players looking for challenging gameplay as bullets continue moving after the enemy who fired has been defeated and enemies possess quicker reactions, while murderous difficulty dials everything up a notch as an unlockable difficulty level as a reward for completing each level.

There are three difficulty levels including normal, hardcore and murderous with the major differences being that normal offers casual action for gameplay to be more accessible to players who are not familiar with the genre as bullets stop moving when the enemy who fired has been defeated.

As Hardcore Gaming 101 notes, the closest we got to such a thing was the Japanese release, which — you may want to sit down for this — has blood dripping from the words «Select Player» on the character selection screen.

Players can take advantage of the same great action found on the console game as well as a full 3 - D functionality made possible by NVIDIA technology and a PC - exclusive hardcore mode which offers a higher level of difficulty.

Nintendo games such as the Super Smash Bros. fighting franchise games are hugely popular and have a dedicated scene of hardcore players who train and play the game professionally.

The game features both arcade modes for casual players as well as intense game modes for the more hardcore gamer.

Trying to get the best time in a level can become quite challenging as you progress, so there's a lot of incentive for hardcore players.

For playtime median is more useful, as average gets skewed by hardcore players for paid games and people that dropped the game after tutorial for free - to - play games.

With the newly assimilated PC players Microsoft hopes to expand on the social aspects of this community integrating the social aspects of Xbox Live into the everyday computing experience of not only hardcore PC gamers, but everyday casual gamer as well, eventually building a social empire even Zuckerburg would be proud of.

Easy to learn, challenging to master — «Bloodline Champions» is just as much fun for the casual player as it is for the hardcore gamer.

Some hardcore players long for the old days, and some armchair designers even push the idea of permanent death as a way to create more tense and dangerous online worlds.

Each dungeon offers multiple difficulty levels that cater to casual solo players as much as they do hardcore groups.

This is something that will surely please hardcore gamers, but that doesn't mean it's something that will drive the casual players away as the game offers enough checkpoints to make the game easier for those that just want to enjoy the experience.

Ranked is obviously geared towards more hardcore players looking for glory in the field of battle, where as casual is just fun with others.

Hardcore players who can blow by that challenge as - is can choose to make the fight harder: in Fable, players can boast they can defeat a boss unarmored, or without taking damage.

Recognising that there may not be all that much crossover between RPG fans and beat - «em - up players, Arc smartly reined in its usual hardcore systems (as seen in Blazblue and, to a lesser extent, Guilty Gear) to create its most accessible fighter to date.

I'd hope we can at least make some headway in convincing hardcore players that it's entirely possible to have a very complex, difficult to play game that is really shallow in the end, just as it is possible to have a very easy - to - control game that is deep in the end

The truth of the matter is that, while players tend to think of themselves as all - around hardcore gamers, in actuality they tend to be invested in only a few genres or titles.

This will be most players» controller of choice for hardcore titles or more standard games but to be honest, the Joy - Con Grip method works almost as well, so it might not be worth shelling out the # 60 asking price.

Then I remember that I'm very cynical and that so many people become complete (for lack of a better word) assholes when connected to a virtual world and I see no end to advertisements presented as legitimate entertainment, offensive hardcore porn plastered all over virtual apartments, players who log off when about to lose a game (casual game or actual big budget title), some players insulting others with crude and racist language, other players attempting to seduce the younger avatars, and the eventual «hack» that allows players to create anatomically correct naked avatars for the sake of harassing others.

If they try our game and don't like it, that's fine, but I'd hope we can at least make some headway in convincing hardcore players that it's entirely possible to have a very complex, difficult to play game that is really shallow in the end, just as it is possible to have a very easy - to - control game that is deep in the end.

There are a couple of new areas for players to explore along the way, as well as the return of a few familiar locations that will make hardcore fans smile.