Sentences with phrase «blast playing through»

I had a blast playing through some of the early levels created by Ubisoft's designers, including one strange experience that took place in a topsy - turvy haunted house.

The combat is tight and fun, and I had a blast playing through it with friends on launch day.

And while I still don't exactly understand how the game considers scores, I do know that I had a blast playing through the games.

It wasn't easy making Shovel Knight's campaign completely co-op compatible, but once completed the team had a blast playing through side - by - side!

With all of the different game modes to choose from as well as a very deep Story Mode all wrestling fans are going to have a blast playing through this one.

I really did have a blast playing through LEGO Jurassic World, and I'm not afraid to admit it's because I'm a huge fan of the franchise.

I had a blast playing through it and doing all the kinds of crazy moves that only happen in the movies.

That said, this is not enough of a negative point to restate all other great points about the game and I had a blast playing through it.

Gaming Trend got its hands on some Star Wars Battlefront II multiplayer earlier this week, and we had a blast playing through several modes, including Galactic Assault.

I had such a blast playing through the game and watching how the story unfolded while hacking through enemies and bosses left and right while heavy music scraped the inside of my eardrums, all this while I had a sadistic grin on my face thinking what the hell is wrong with me.

This is such a great game!The reviews for this game are so wrong.I'm 36 years old and my wife and I are having a blast playing through this game.I give it a 8.5

It's not as smooth as most of its peers, but that sacrifice makes for a more traditional, challenging, straightforward game that fans of the genre should have a blast playing through.

I had a blast playing through the 10 or so hours of the main game [and] Sleeping Dogs was punchy the whole way through.»

Having four different campaigns to go through makes for a game that most will just have a blast playing through with quite a bit of depth in the strategy department.

I wondered why I was knocking all of these little issues I found when I was having a blast playing through a game that can still suck me in.

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That includes spending precious time together, partaking in sensory experiences and having a blast by learning through play.

November 15, 2016, at 5:02 p.m. Nebulous, a sci - fi puzzler from Namazu Studios, where players guide a cocky and rude astronaut through massive puzzles that will feel familiar in design to anyone who has played the Incredible Machine video game series or the board game Mouse Trap, will blast its way to Xbox One and PlayStation VR

My life seems to have a soundtrack constantly playing blast beats in the background getting me through my day.

A trip through memory lane that is helped tremendously by the games still being a blast to play.

The original «Star Wars,» which blasted into theaters in 1977, went through several iterations playing with elements of science fiction, soap opera, and Westerns.

Slicing your way through enemy hordes beat «em up style is a blast, but sometimes I want to relax and play a simple card game.

It's a game we scored quite well calling it an «absolute blast» as we played through almost the entire campaign in a 5 hour couch co-op session.

A big pro to the game is when you have a couch co-op partner to blast through the level - based experience — because while the creativity of the levels remain while playing alone, progression just isn't as fun as it is when you're watching your mate fall to their death for the hundredth time because of your cheeky sabotage.

Official Premise: 23 BLAST When a high school football star is suddenly stricken with irreversible, total blindness, he must decide whether to live a safe, protected life or to summon the courage through playing football to step back into the world.

«There's a solid sense of speed as you blast through its varied locales, drifting around corners with the tap of a button» That's not to say playing alone is bad, however.

Thorson blasts through these levels in seven minutes, but he told us that for the average player jumping into hard mode for the first time, they'll take hours of play and many deaths to complete.

Playing through Exile's End feels like a blast from the past.

Even the mini and bonus games, which are time constrained, are a blast to play through.

If you're not familiar with the game, Bullet Time is set in a post-apoclyptic world where you play John Irish who has to blast his way through mutants using a ton of awesome...

When I play a game I like to really get into it and blast through the story all at once, I love games with lots of content that I can pour hours into so a game coming out that is almost the equivalent of a demo is a depressing idea to me, unless I've read it wrong it's just one level right?

Nothing is better than playing with a well - coordinated team and shotgun - blasting your way through a horde of zombies - or, alternatively, simultaneously pouncing on the survivors as the special infected.

Despite choosing a stealthy build for my play through, I had a heavily modified combat rifle that could lay down some serious firepower should I ever feel like blasting things into little pieces.

Whilst Iron Crypticle feels pretty average as a single player experience, it's a blast to play through in four player co-op.

One character in particular is a pacifist of sorts, so he doesn't use guns and therefore makes it a challenge to face gun - toting foes, and has players crawl and take on foes one by one rather than having players play aggressively and blast through enemies like normal.

Still backlogged with Rochard and Anomaly, had a BLAST playing Journey all the way through.

Playing through Exile's End feels like a blast from the past.

Each new set of these weapons comes with unique combos and more gameplay aspects that make playing through multiple times not only a necessity, but also a blast.

Just playing through VI now and having a blast - I know it's terribly old - school but that's not a bad thing in my books.

I can't deny the fact that I played through the campaign countless times and had a blast with custom matches on Xbox Live, but as a whole it didn't quite bring the cinematic feel or atmosphere that a lot of other current - gen shooters have brought to the table.

By its very nature Gunslinger is a repetitive game with a constant barrage of bullets and blood, yet the core gunplay is more than strong to ensure that you don't tire quickly of the action, and after you blast through the main story mode, which will take you about four or five hours, there's plenty more reasons to keep playing.

Sadly Traveller's Tales are still sticking to their guns and so you can't play it online, but get a buddy round and it's a blast to play, whether its working together to get through the levels or just running over each other in the Batmobile.

After many hours spent blasting my way through mechanical cannon fodder, I have reached the conclusion that whilst Hard Reset might be one of the most straightforward games I have ever played, it is still one of the more downright entertaining.

The only trouble you'll really have, apart from the broken friendships, is actually finding someone to play through an entire season with you, but if you then it's an absolute blast.

The community and people I have met through playing have become real friends, and my existing relationships were strengthened thanks to just being able to jump in and have a blast playing.

Players can also go online and team up with a co-op partner and blast away through missions together, and this is probably the more viable option as opposed to playing the co-op mode off - line.

Maybe Shin» en can't top fellow indie developer Psyonix's addictive car - soccer game Rocket League in terms of most entertaining online / offline game involving vehicles this year but it is a blast to play with friends, locally or through the internet.

I spent hours blasting through the regular episodes, playing online with friends and then replaying levels to get to that 100 % point.

For those who are of a mind to quickly blast through levels to get to the finale, I imagine that you can play the game that way, but it holds several goals for the hardcore gamer as well given its «got ta catch»em all» aspects when it comes to collecting relics and overcoming level specific challenges.

It's the way those games are meant to be played; blasting through levels and moving on to the next chapter.

I've played through a chunk of each of the three games included in the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy now, and I've been having a blast.