Sentences with phrase «combat heavy game»

Not exact matches

Despite a derivative structure and a few technical stumbles — like occasional slowdown and frequent screen tearing — Bayonetta takes everything that's good about every other combo - heavy action game, cranks up the intensity, fine tunes the combat, and bundles it in a single, sexy, «au naturel» package.

It pretty much just fails at emulating the combat - heavy action games that have inspired it, and you'll constantly remind yourself of this as you play.

But, if you can get a game going by using the shitty menu and don't mind not being able to say «Help» during vehical heavy combat, you've got a great - if not classic - game on your hands.

It saddens me that this game was so underappreciated: either the reviewers were expecting another combat - heavy gorefest like God of War, or they couldn't really get immersed into the game.

With Guacamelee: Super Turbo Championship Edition, Toronto - based indie developer DrinkBox Studios mashes up 2D Metroid - inspired exploration and platforming with brawler - style combat, then seasons it all with heavy doses of Mexican culture, video game nostalgia, and lively humor.

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Without a doubt, Hyrule Warriors Legends is a great time - waster; a fantastic tribute to Zelda games» past, only with completely unrelated combat heavy gameplay.

The lower level of the booth also featured two Wii games: the family - friendly RPG Opoona, the combat - heavy Samurai Warriors: Katana, and the horse racing game, GI Jockey 4 2007.

The combat in the game works well allowing us to chain combos with a barge of quick or heavy attacks.

Tokyo RPG Factory's Lost Sphear is a more traditional JRPG with a strategy - heavy combat system that helps set itself apart from other games.

The rest of the game's best features — its strategic and satisfying combat, heavy RPG systems, and intensely unfolding story, are all intact.

Overall, it made for a fun game, albeit one that was naturally combat heavy given its deep ties to the Warriors series.

Cold Steel has just about everything you'd want from a turn - based RPG: a fun, twisty story, strategy - heavy combat, great environments, well - written dialogue, and characters who start off feeling stereotypical but show all sorts of other dimensions as the game goes on.

From the moment I played Ace Combat 4 on the PlayStation 2, I was hooked on these story heavy, arcadey flight sim games.

Instead, it's a side one - off, a stirring, more combat - heavy version of the Dark Souls games with a deep emphasis on atmospheric Lovecraftian horror.

Fatal Flash is a Competitive, 2D Online Mutliplayer Brawler that features lightning - paced, movement - heavy combat, numerous Archetypes («Champions») with hundreds of customization options, and varied game modes and objectives - all rendered in hand - drawn, steampunk - inspired pixel art.

This plus the fact that during the scavenging phase you get to roll three dice and thus have a reasonable chance of getting something useful are obviously attempts to combat the fact that this is a very luck heavy game, and for the most part it works.

Combat isn't a heavy focus here, outside of occasional engagements and the game's several boss battles (which can apparently be undertaken in any order), but the lack of respawning foes results in blandness.

However, Devil May Cry does have one key aspect in common with Bayonetta, and it's worth noting: combat in both games place heavy emphasis on avoiding damage entirely.

Unlocking new moves for smoother traversal of the cityscape is satisfyingly rewarding and clearly reflected in the controls as you add to your parkour repertoire; enhancing your combat abilities is also a necessity, as there's a much heavier focus on engaging enemies in this game than the first, which isn't necessarily a good thing.

With its almost exclusively male cast of characters, an open world, crazy road trip and its action heavy combat, the game looks spectacular and unique.

The game is an explosive, over-the-top, vehicle combat game where you pit yourself against other drivers in heavy tanks or fast attack vehicles.

Taking a heavy metal stance that mirrors the game's fast - paced gameplay, the music tracks tie in perfectly, making the fights even more blood - pumping than they already are, many of them with vocals that sound great a you battle various robots and go with the flow of combat.

Combined with the chaos on - screen with Knack's multiple relics going everywhere each time he gets hit or dishes out the pain (which is genuinely impressive from a visual standpoint due to the particle effects) and tons more frequent platforming sections interspersed between combat heavy spaces, and it was like a night and day difference compared to my experience with the first game.

Puzzle games, strategy games, numbers - heavy combat mechanics?

These games feature heavy weapons use and / or involve characters engaged in combat while moving through a linear or open environment.

You don't have to play games that involve combat and death if it's too heavy; but if you want to anyway, games can be a good place to confront that feeling of vulnerability by making yourself feel strong.

Some may very well find the heavier focus on infantry combat the faster tone more enjoyable than the large - scale mayhem of the previous games.

With counters, dodges and vicious enemies the game puts heavy emphasis on a more measured, tactical approach to combat, something which I highly appreciate.

And, to be clear, that is still the majority of the game, and a retooled combat system with counters, light attacks, heavy attacks, and all of the other things you might want from an action game, is here.

2010's Darksiders was a cool surprise, an action - heavy apocalyptic epic that beat The Legend of Zelda at its own game by freshening up the combat and pulling in a lot of ideas that trace back to a lot of different places.

Add in all the sexual innuendos that you can think of plus the heavy use of the word «climax» in the game such as Umbran Climax or Tag Climax and beneath all this titillation is a very good game on the Nintendo Switch, especially its flawless combat system.

The game generally has a large focus on combat compared to its puzzle - heavy predecessors.

Since those are also generally very combat - heavy games.

Looking closely at our triple - format performance video, the 360 manages to command an advantage in like - for - like scenes over the course of the game where the engine is being pushed to extremes - something that we also see during heavy combat, where the liberal use of smoke and particles causes a bigger performance penalty on the PS3.

Combat itself is largely fun and frantic affair, courtesy of the game's action - heavy approach favoring simplicity over the genre's tendency for convoluted learning curves.

As we previously reported SEGA's mecha - combat game series Virtual On wil be colliding with one of Dengeki Bunko's most popular series, A certain Magical Index, for a light novel crossover to celebrate both Virtual On's 20th Anniversary and Kazuma Kamachi's (Heavy Object, Magical Index, Scientific Railgun) 12 years as a novel author.

Beyond that, Yakuza 6 is content to play the series» greatest hits, pushing its odd blend of heavy exposition, fighting game combat and the always - odd side quests.

The limited ammunition and supposed focus on stealth make this more of a traditional survival horror game than recent Resident Evil titles or even Dead Space, but the game's heavy focus on combat turned my feelings of dread into frustration quickly.

Once again Crystal Dynamics have made a Tomb Raider game heavy on the combat and brutality, so it's a welcome change of pace to head into an abandoned crypt and spend some time away from gunfire; you'll never find a thug patrolling inside.

Masquerada: Songs and Shadows is a really fun game narrative - driven game that doesn't feel too heavy as an RPG, but still provides that tactical experience if you want a little more control over combat environments.

That's not to say the fire ones are bad, it's just that they're more combat heavy while the ice powers seem a little more for support since you also gain the frost shield which replaces the shield from the last game that blocks bullets for you.

But, there was one game we had put to the side because of its heavy online multiplayer aspects, knowing we'd have to wait until PS VR was in the hands of consumers to properly test it: RIGS: Mechanized Combat League.

This mechanical glove - arm is central to combat and exploration throughout the game, giving the character the added strength needed to pull off heavy combat, as well as push and pull environmental structures to solve puzzles and progress.

Telltale's Batman: Episode One isn't heavy on combat, if you want that look to the Arkham games, Batman is all about investigating and using the skills of both Bruce Wayne and Batman to save Gotham from itself.

Mass Effect 3 features a new class for us to explore; the Heavy Melee option, which takes advantage of the third game's newfangled close - quarters combat.

The hand - to - hand combat resembles that of the Batman Arkham games, however it feels heavier and dirtier - just the kind of combat the wasteland would demand.

Spooky Squid's Miguel Sternberg says They Bleed Pixels is all about how the game feels, and is focusing on «the kinetic joy of moving and interacting with the game and creating beat»em up combat that isn't button mashy or button heavy.

Turning to audio, game music blends in to the background outside of battles, but when engaged in heavy combat the music swells and keeps one's pulse racing in a fit of anticipation and anxiety.

I wasn't too thrilled, and if I'm honest, I'm still not too thrilled by For Honor and Ubisoft Montreal's desire to create a game about medieval combat so realistic and visceral you can feel the weight and power sinking heavy - as - all - get - out swords into heavy - as - all - get - out armored warriors ripped straight from the history books.