Sentences with phrase «challenging campaign mode»

Whether one is considering the challenging campaign mode or the endlessly replayable multiplayer, Antihero is a top - notch electronic boardgame.

Not exact matches

The verdict comes as Cuomo faces the possibility of a primary challenge from actress Cynthia Nixon, a potential scenario which appears to have blindsided the governor and his top aides last week, sending them scrambling into campaign mode.

A satisfying and challenging campaign with great storytelling, fresh multiplayer experience with new units and balance changes, and two new game modes.

You can still play the challenging «N64 mode» if you want, but other tweaks are available in the main campaign for newer players.

Being someone who has played PRO TOUR, this game is even more challenging than playing against other pro tour players sometimes when you are fighting against the AI unless you manage to draw a superior hand that plays out better than your opponent's hand does (which is highly unlikely, hence the number of losses you will experience even during campaign mode).

Like most fighting games there is a wide variety of game modes including Co-op, Campaign, Arcade, Challenges, Versus, and Tournament.

Up to four players can perform different fireteam roles in campaign mode and across four separate Fireteam Engagements, which present a challenging range of exhilarating combat scenarios.

Modern Warfare 3: Defiance has three single - player modes — campaign, quick play, and challenge mode — as well as local and online multiplayer.

Aside from the campaign there are also several challenge modes including Rampage in which players have to keep their combo meters running without being struck.

The default campaign mode, confusingly titled «practice», has you work through sets of challenges held together loosely by themes such as food, sex, or culture.

Here's a Dance Central 2 behind - the - scenes video to prep players for Crew Challenge, the new story - driven campaign mode.

Once you find them all, you'll be able to take on time trials, replay the intermission stages, challenge a no death mode (good luck with that), and play through the campaign again but vertically flipped (like you can in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night).

The twin - stick shooter features several different modes, including a Campaign to let you go at your enemies alone, or Challenge and Versus modes to prove your superiority among your friends.

The campaign would be enough content on its own but you can also challenge the AI via skirmishes and a survival mode as well as Hero Survival which tests your skills controlling the hero in a small arena setting.

Campaign mode consists of 10 challenges for each area that'll have you performing such feats as smashing a certain number of barrels, popping balloons in order, playing Simon Says with buttons, staying in the spotlight, and catching lotions to put in cauldrons.

In addition to the campaigns are a few challenge modes that include a daily quest, a 30 stage survival mode, an endless survival mode, and finally an endless run mode whenever you manage to complete the quest campaigns.

You can enter Challenge mode to try and beat the campaign's stages in as few shifts and jumps as possible but without online rankings, this mode feels like a waste of time.

Extra unlocks are obtained by the Super Mario Challenge mode, which essentially serves as a single - player campaign.

The online side is fun, with neat challenges to liven up campaign co-op and Be The Zombie mode for some competitive action.

While the combat is familiar, it is also fine - tuned and polished for maximum challenge and enjoyment, whether in the multiplayer modes, or plowing through the campaign alone.

The game features both competitive and cooperative score challenge modes, as well as a new Overkill mode which unlocks all skill shots from the get - go, after completing the campaign of course.

Single player includes a campaign for each of the eight characters, while the online and local multiplayer boasts a multitude of different maps to compete in across two challenge and five competitive modes.

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

Battle for Earth provides endless entertainment through a variety of gameplay modes including co-op, campaign, arcade, challenges, versus and tournament.

As a result, the half dozen hours it takes to run through the campaign - a generous advance on the relatively slim run time of Star Fox 64 - can feel bloated, and a grimly challenging final stretch where the camera does its best to get in your way is likely enough to make you think twice about heading into the arcade mode that's unlocked upon completion.

Finishing the campaign unlocks a challenge tower, featuring a hundred floors of enemies, and climbing the tower unlocks enemies for use in any game mode.

Defense Grid is built on Emergent's Gamebryo engine (Oblivion, Warhammer Online, Civilization IV) and features 12 hours of story play, 24 unique environments across the Awakening campaign and four bonus Borderlands maps, plus over 100 unlockable challenge modes.

Sure, you have a campaign mode with a story that just seems to be needlessly complicated just for the sake of offering missions, but once you are done with the rather short campaign with its multiple missions, you are stuck with just the skirmish mode that lets you play through 50 challenging battles which require a good amount of skills along with trial and error just to get through them.

Trailblazers will feature a campaign that will throw out a ton of unique chapters and challenges; the real fun, though, will clearly lie in its online / local multiplayer game - mode (one that also features cross-platform play).

Fans wont get bored easily from this fighting title due to multiple modes including co-op, campaign, arcade, challenges, versus and tournament.

Sure, you can replay the campaign but the fun is taken out of it when you already know what's coming, and without some sort of skirmish mode, challenge mode or anything there just isn't much of a reason to come back to the icy wasteland of Frostpunk.

Outside of the 4 - 6 hour campaign there are a few other options, starting with a straight - up dogfight mode where you can battle against the A.I. to the death, or there's challenge mode which injects some basic objectives into the mix such as staying alive a certain amount of time.

In addition to the classic Deathmatch mode, the game also includes robust new single and multiplayer modes such as Rope Race, Fort, Puzzle and Campaign modes that challenge players to use new strategies and teamwork to defeat their enemies.

Another thing worth mentioning is that Shovel Knight is going to be supported by a raft of free updates over the coming year that add in a four - player battle mode, playable campaigns for many of the boss characters and even a challenge mode.

Challenge mode sits nicely between the campaign and sandbox, offering you a swathe of land on which to build, a series of optional challenges that reward you with extra cash and the added challenge of having to actually make money and research new rides and coasters as you Challenge mode sits nicely between the campaign and sandbox, offering you a swathe of land on which to build, a series of optional challenges that reward you with extra cash and the added challenge of having to actually make money and research new rides and coasters as you challenge of having to actually make money and research new rides and coasters as you go along.

Enjoy multiple game modes such as arcade, campaign and challenge modes, too!

There are different game modes such as the campaign based on the Secret Invasion, arcade challenges and even online multiplayer.

The game's Campaign mode challenges players to free the turtles from a menagerie of over 100 stages across seven game worlds in single player or two player co-op modes.

The challenges feature provides you with 54 challenges to overcome ranging from killing 100 enemies in campaign mode, killing 20 enemies with one shot, killing 30 enemies within 20 seconds, killing 10,000 enemies, finding 25 secrets and even destroying 5,000 destructible items in campaign mode and much more besides, while on the road to completing the game with the challenges feature including a rather helpful breakdown of how close or far away you are on from achieving each challenge.

Campaign mode gives players the chance to improve their driving skills across numerous challenges, missions, and circuit experiences.

Weekly War maps offer fresh new challenges not seen in the campaign mode.

In addition to the main story campaign there are two more modes: survival and challenge.

Once the campaign is completed, there is also an extra five «challenge mode» missions for you to complete and attack the leaderboards, (which do say Steam ID next to your name instead of Gamertag,) as well as a free flight mode for testing any of the thirty or so aircraft (and to go sperm whale and dolphin hunting, seriously.)

Single Player Exoskeleton Upgrade Token: Over the course of Campaign mode, players unlock exoskeleton perks and abilities that help tackle various obstacles and challenges.

At around 5 to 6 hours in length, the game also feels brief, with a fun but bolted on challenge mode being the only option outside of the campaign.

Battle for Earth provides endless entertainment through a variety of gameplay modes including co-op, campaign, arcade, challenges, versus and tournament.

With two gameplay modes that include Campaign and Fire Team Engagements, Red River will give most veteran first person shooter lovers a challenge as they take on their enemies.

Some set pieces are spectacular and interesting, such as a brief but satisfying bit of fan service in the form of a perspective change and outside of the campaign, there are DLC maps and a challenge mode that add to the longevity.

Solo players and parties of two can play through the story mode, while more chaotic stages await groups of four with specially - designed «party chaos» challenges unseen in the main campaign.

As such, the game's other modes, where you're given daily challenges or tasked with confronting an onslaught of Ravenii in survival mode, offer only slight deviations from the titan tackling of the story campaign.