Sentences with phrase «destructible block»

Already available on Xbox One and PC, Gunscape is a first - person shooter set in a fully destructible block world that you create.

Whether it's riding on the back of Rambi the Rhino and carefully guiding him through destructible blocks and rows of enemies, or zipping through the air on the back of a rocket - powered barrel, these sections are fast - paced and nicely challenging too.

The Super NES follow - up shares little in common with its predecessor except the main bubble - shooting main character and an affinity for destructible blocks.

Call it what you will: Breakout, Arkanoid, Brick Breaker, Alleyway... no matter the name, video games in which players use a paddle to deflect a ball at destructible blocks / bricks have been with us for decades, but the brick breaking genre continues to evolve alongside more detailed genres such as platforming and fighting.

The Scan Pulse is the most useful as it reveals hidden rooms and destructible blocks, but still, doesn't tell you how to get there.

Not exact matches

Essentially, all the basic parts are there: characters can move within a certain range and take cover behind a number of mostly - destructible objects (the most common example being Mario Brick Blocks).

• Multiplayer 3D FPS — Both FFA and Team Deathmatch (in pro version) • Single player vs bots • 100 % destructible environment • Place and destroy blocks • Numerous guns • Several maps to play on: City, Desert, Facility, War Zones and MORE (in pro version) • First person shooter action • Voxel, block based graphics

With blocky explosions kicking off all around, the levels feature destructible areas and blocks which can reveal secrets or power ups.

Sound effects consist of punching, kicking, grappling and a variety of fighting moves as they are aimed, blocked or landed, crunching impacts from super moves and painful screams and groans, especially when a super move has inflicted such damage upon a character, while destructible environments are reflected when a fighter throws an object towards an enemy or a fighter is driven into a nearby object, alongside climactic cinematic music which perfectly compliments the voice - overs and sound effects.

Parts of the environments are destructible as well and also add to the debris on the track — that telephone pole you knocked down will block the way of the cars behind you, or get in your way on the next lap.

Cover is also more destructible than ever, with grenades and heavy weapons even shattering concrete blocks.