Sentences with phrase «decent game built»

But is this purely a gimmick, or is there a decent game built around the concept?

Not exact matches

Just as the Gunners are getting over our own injury crisis and are looking to build a decent run of results together, following on from a 2 - 0 win over Hull City in the FA cup and a 3 - 0 defeat of Stoke City yesterday, our next Premier League game throws up an away game with the reigning EPL champions.

I understand the impatience and frustration with continued awful performance, but building a sustained winning culture doesn't happen overnight and doesn't typically involve sacrificing young potentially high - ceiling players for decent rotation vets to win 40 games.

As for the DJ, I'll admit as someone who was skeptical, she did a decent job of building the hype before the game and during half time.

We had a decent start to which we could have built something but we failed with a mediocre game since the opening day.

The defence has had some horrible games this season, that goes without saying but with Monreal, Kos, Bellerin in the team we already have a good foundation to build on, but Wenger in his infinite wisdom will nit buy a world class CB, choosing to rely on a Per who will not make the first 11 of any half decent side, so who is to blame for that oversight?

Slipped in the build - up to Giroud's goal which ruined what was otherwise a decent performance as he looks to put together a run of games.

In the long run, those rare members of Planet Fitness who actually want to see real results will eventually realize that they've made zero real progress even though they regularly «exercised» for many months, and will either step up their game and join a decent gym or lose all motivation and convince themselves that they are simply unable to build the body they want.

The game itself looks good, and there are of ton of cards to collect and build with, it has a decent storyline and the foil cards look pretty cool.

Next time - get a new engine (a REAL, new engine), redesign combat entirely, come up with decent stealth mechanics, hire new writers and build a better connection between the game world and the people that inhabit it (better AI, animations etc.).

Unlike many other building games that means there is a full - blown world - saving story - driven adventure plot, but if you just want to create things Dragon Quest Builders gives you a decent amount of freedom to do that too.

As a result, combat begins to quickly feel repetitive as you continously hammer out the same string of inputs, and while the different enemies do a decent job of keeping you on your toes, by about half - way through the game I rarely found myself having to go into the Combo Lab and change - up my Pressens as I had already combos built for the most common scenarios.

It's a bit sad too because behind the «IT»S SO INCREDIBLY EASY TO PLAY THIS GAME» message that is being shoved in our face there seems to be a pretty decent looking entry into the city building Anno series.

I highly recommend playing this game with a set of decent headphones (a decent surround sound system would work nicely too but you may miss out on some of the more subtler audio cues) as this will give you the experience that this game was built to deliver.

whom has done nothing with their gaming budget other than throwing it around as handouts in order to share PS3 games... and all the while closing numerous in house studios... a lot of MGS games are even based off of UE3... instead of MS building a proprietary middleware product line shared throughout their internal studios... they license 3rd party middleware instead... an easy way to make a decent looking game quickly... but never a way to push ANY envelopes, at least not after the engine is already 3 years old... but Sony does this each generation... the 1st party stuff initially shows off what the system can do earlier on than any 3rd party software (well mostly, MGS2 was one of the first to push the PS2, MGS4 ditto for the PS3)... and 3rd pary stuff gets up to speed afterwards... you WILL see some incredible 3rd party content eventually, but for now... SCE is the only company pumping millions into the tech side of game development... MS isn't... and Nintendo doesn't even know what any of that is...

Play a game like WarioWare: Smooth Moves, a decent implementation of Wii motion controls, and you'll see the shortcomings of having a game built solely around the controls.

LEGO Worlds is here at last, looking to take on Minecraft as the go to building game and so far doing a decent job going by the gaming charts of the last few weeks.

Black Bean have some decent licenses to build on, now they need to come good on developing games which live up to their potential.

Another important detail is the game's relatively miniscule 6.6 GB install size, which makes it a decent candidate for a digital purchase as it won't take up too much of the Switch's built - in memory.

It also portrayed a decent amount of exciting news that just build on to my craving for this game.

As an aside, so far, the Vita's library isn't huge, but I have several more games to chew through once I (eventually) finish P4: G: action RPG Soul Sacrifice came bundled with the Vita, and over several PSN sales, I built up a decent backlog of PSP RPGs (Gungnir, Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time).

As much a physics puzzler as it is a bridge building game, Poly Bridge makes the depths of its maths - based mechanics accessible, so you can at least have a decent stab at getting people where they need to go without plunging them into the river below.

Building on the tremendously creepy atmosphere of the first game, Into the Dead 2 also brought with it a complete story - driven campaign with actually decent voiceover work and interesting twists and turns.

I expected a decent tutorial mode for the uninitiated to PC building and had hoped for a nice showcase to window shop the many components supported by the various top - end vendors featured in the game, but I really didn't see how PC building could be gamified.

Instead, we slowly and steadily built up a head of steam and now hundreds of thousands of humans have played a game we made, and we make a decent living and get to keep doing it.

A lot of the zones are redesigns of past Sonic areas, which gives the game a decent sense of world building, which Sonic has done over the past 25 years with the series» numerous cast of characters, and some of the favorites reappearing in the game.

A lot of major game releases take place in the Fall, and the disadvantage Nintendo had with the Wii U coming out of its launch was the fact that companies couldn't make decent ports after creating their final builds for Xbox One and PS4, having to skip research and development for the system entirely.

TL; DR — giving SMB a unique story to build on inspires new ideas in game design and locales, inspires a decent 2D platformer that isn't cookie - cutter.

this is decent phone and performs very well on many platforms but is not my first choice for budget users unless they crave for stock Android experience at and killer battery at low price over all the phone performs decently and can run many heavy games but I can easily grab a better phone than this in overall aspects in the market and one thing it's camera can be pretty pathetic at night or in artificial light but works decent in outdoor sunlight, the phone has a great built quality and I wish I had a slight improvement in processor because there is no Snapdragon and also fingerprint scanner is great and even works with oil also expandable storage is something I love and I know I will need but then again if you are looking for sharper view and higher pixel density then forget this device

this game is pretty decent... moderately entertaining yet kinda repetitive... not sure if theres even a way to make a game like this more enjoyable... im sure those who love creating and building sims like minecraft would enjoy the creative mode... racers might like the driving modes... overall its pretty decent... 3.5

Considering its lowish price however, the Corsair VOID USB headset offers surprisingly solid build quality, a uniquely comfortable design, and decent sound for both games and music.

The specs sound great and the game should run fine for most gamers with a decent gaming build if not an SLI.