Sentences with phrase «core mechanics do»

The core mechanics didn't feel quite right though.

Not exact matches

You'll eventually get to the point where you don't need the stick, but I highly recommend you use it so that you're getting more quality reps.. Now, I'm running in place and notice how I'm perfectly still here through core stability and the range of motion is happening at the hips and it's the mechanics.

If you are a runner with one injury after another and do not live on the central coast of California find a health professional in your area that understands gait and running mechanics and most importantly understands the importance of proper breathing patterns and its affect on the core.

Sexy naturally, hard working (who loves mechanics) honest to the core I don't understand why people would lie about anything cause that's not keeping it real and unfair to the other person, im a open minded, loves to cook, always on the go multi - tasking type of women t...

Running and gunning through the levels doesn't change much, but the variety of weapons and the core mechanics make what could have been a dull slog into a fun three - hour journey.

The core platforming and action - oriented combat work well, as does the seasonal shifting mechanic.

Collecting these different abilities is the core gameplay loop, and WayForward did a great job at constantly introducing new mechanics for the player to learn over time.

Frank can also purchase a skill upgrade that allows for health regeneration, while it does change the core mechanics, it never felt forgiving.

High Strangeness is a well constructed game which does a lot of things right with regards to its core mechanics and presentation.

Id like to think they do nt hate all f2p, i thinks its the ones with «pay to win mechanics» built in to core gameplay e.g charging for health potions and weapons needed to get to higher levels....

The core mechanics are solid the characters all feature distinct combat styles, so it does offer an engaging, immersive tower defense experience, especially on higher difficulties and with more players added.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number doesn't change a lot of the core mechanics of its predecessor, but it does allow you to play as the most beautiful swan, which is something.

That is the core mechanics of any first person shooter that has been since they came out it doesn't mean that it's not fun

Indeed, barely a second goes by where one of its core elements doesn't bring to mind the superior experience offered by other games, from the shooting mechanics of Quake and Unreal Tournament, to the mobility tactics of Titanfall and Tribes, to Overwatch «s own objective - based gameplay, specific character classes, and «Loot Box» reward system.

Especially early on, while the core Metal Gear Solid V mechanics still feel pretty good and the piles of systems slapped on top of it for this game don't.

Coming off of Hyrule Warriors, which didn't have as much to pull from The Legend of Zelda's gameplay mechanics, the developers seem to have gone full - force and integrated Fire Emblem as much as they could while still sticking to the core tenants of Musou Warriors games.

For those who missed the original announcement, Solo Showdown doesn't change the core gameplay mechanics — instead, it offers a premium solo battle royale experience with prize incentives.

The core gameplay and mechanics of Wild Hunt still remains which in my books was quite flawless but the developers have added some additional elements into the game which include Runewords and Glyphwords which do you give you some bonuses for your weapons and armour.

I wish I could think of one single thing that Extinction has going for it, but I'm coming up blank — not only does it bungle its core gameplay mechanics, it then repeats the same circus sideshow way, way beyond the threshold of any sane person's breaking point.

The core combat mechanic is a rock - paper - scissors system of Power, Speed or Technical attacks, allowing you to match your selected attack type against an enemy Monster's to try and gain the upper hand, doing extra damage and potentially knocking them down.

Mechanic said what he did had nothing to do with the AC — just hard to believe since the AC worked perfectly before replacing heater core.

The classes do not play terribly differently; fortunately the core game mechanics — having a melee weapon and ranged weapon, different weak and powerful attacks for each, consumables and grenades — make the game fun to play regardless.

From what I've read the core mechanics sound the same but the game design doesn't.

In an interview with Wired, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto explains that while a team is hard at work developing the core mechanics of what will eventually turn into the next incarnation of the legendary franchise for the Wii, he didn't want them wasting time and effort on producing a trailer for the sake of a little media buzz and a few squeels of delight from fans.

«But there's always more work to be done getting the Sniper Elite name in the hearts and minds of gamers who are new to the IP, or aren't aware of the stealth and emergent gameplay that surrounds the core sniping mechanics»

What is a videogame at its core; a set of interwoven mechanics that dictate the player can and can not do, hopefully resulting in a positive, fun experience.

My only complaints with Blade Mode is that the blue line which represents your swing can be a bit of a pain in the butt to see when the action is in full - swing and your desperately trying to slice everything up, and it doesn't always feel like it flows well into the core combat mechanics.

But while it does many things wrong the actual core stealth mechanics work pretty damn well, including the newly introduced Swoop trick which lends itself nicely to daring raids on passing guards coin purses, which I must stress is not a euphemism.

Though the core mechanics remain largely unchanged on a game - to - game basis, the transition in setting with each new release does enough to establish a unique identity.

Out in the field the core stealth concepts remain the same, but now that you're sneaking through a jungle, which has far more space to maneuver in, those same core mechanics feel infinitely better than they do in MGS2, especially as there's a couple of key new ideas thrown into the mix to help keep you on your toes.

The basics for the core game mechanics, the AI and other key features are done as well.

It didn't invent the fighter, but it did tap into the core of what a fighter needs - balanced mechanics - and go nuts with the concept.

The Darkness II is more focused as an FPS than its predecessor and has improved core mechanics, but doesn't have much of the dark edge or story experience that was in The Darkness.

The core gameplay and mechanics of Wild Hunt still remains which in my books was quite flawless but the developers have added some additional elements into the game which include Runewords and Glyphwords which do you give you some bonuses for your weapons and armour.

Although KI doesn't do the best job in offering room for creative interpretation of characters, it does the best job of explaining not only how the mechanics of this particular game, but the core mechanics of every fighting game in general.

It's really a nice touch to have so many cool options, but it doesn't change the core gaming mechanic.

Characters aren't really built defensively, nor does anyone have an extensive ranged game because doing so means ignoring half the core mechanics in the game.

I do think that story, mechanics, etc can be the core meaning of a game.

Even though Destiny doesn't captivate its audience with great story elements, it simply captures the core mechanics of a shooter better than any title has so far in 2014.

What the game does have is an incredibly memorable cast of villains, most of whom you'll be controlling throughout, and a solid core mechanic that unfortunately gets stretched a little too thin.

From gunplay to co-op-friendly design, the core mechanics are largely spot - on, but more importantly, the various objectives do an incredible job of mixing it up.

Since this is a DLC pack I'm not going to go into great detail regarding the many, many merits of Dishonored's core gameplay mechanics as you've presumably already played it if you're reading this review, rather I'll go through the changes one by one to see what works and what doesn't.

The game's handling of certain core mechanics is well done for a pre-alpha.

Then we as developers don't have to deviate too much from the game's core mechanics that we have spent so much time on getting right.

Making it exclusive to PS4 could help the team in doing more and improving a lot of its core mechanics, level design and pacing.

Though we did implement some survival mechanics, for example the stealth gameplay against the monsters, the weight of it certainly isn't heavy enough for us to consider survival as our core gameplay.

It's cryptic and doesn't explain many of it's core mechanics clearly.

All of your favorite games in the genre do things to change that core mechanic because, let's face it: if you're just doing the same thing, over and over, you're going to get bored of the game.

In regards to gameplay, the core mechanics are pretty much the same thing we've been doing for years, which is slaying dozens of soldiers and officers in an attempt to defeat the general, expect this time it's packed with the latest features from Dynasty Warriors 7, such as switching between two weapons mid-combat, the ability to summon a horse at any time, a rage meter that'll put your character in an overpowered state with a much more power musou attack and more.

Laurens: It always had this core mechanic and the idea of a boy with a massive gun, but we didn't set out to make such a «big» game at first.