Sentences with phrase «detective mode»

There's often times when you'll have to go into detective mode.

You can use all sorts of gadgets to get around, and use detective mode to spot enemies easily and isolate them.

In fact with detective mode on you can see enemies but walls, floors etc are a confusing mass of lines.

This is all accomplished without the use of detective mode, guardian vision, or any other overt objective markers.

The game will also feature detective mode which will be activated with the touch of a button.

You can use it to turn detective mode on, or to switch back to the normal viewing mode.

With a tap of a button detective mode is engaged, things look different and people are visible through walls.

Once you come across a crime scene you can jump into detective mode and analyse each and every clue separately.

Interactive objects are highlighted by Styx's amber vision (think eagle vision in Assassin's Creed / detective mode in Batman) and it's just as invaluable as its counterparts in other games.

There are a few clues that are hidden however, and need to be discovered using a special view similar to the Arkham series detective mode.

«We're in permanent detective mode,» says Raymond, who has added new divisions dedicated to roof maintenance, wall coverings and specialized contracting over the past decade.

However, he shifts into detective mode when an American art dealer (Johnny Depp) dies soon after expressing a fear of being killed.

As in the other Arkham games, Detective mode features, and a tap of the Vita's screen lets players know most of what they can interact with in the environment — doors, grates, perches, barrels, and so forth.

How has detective mode evolved since Arkham City?

The stealth works great as you can switch between the regular world and the wraith world, the wraith world works as a version of detective mode so you can see enemies thru walls.

This a good take on the classic detective mode and really helps with the games story telling.

Besides detective mode, Armature brought along a handful of Batman's gadgets for Blackgate, and they all operate much the way they should.

Detective mode reveals weak walls which can be broken through with the right equipment.

Near the end of the level you will reach a large wall that requires detective mode's thermal vision to unlock a switch, after you jump through the door pay close attention to the large SILER LEGO plate on the ground, destroy it to open a portal to the secret area.

Most of the puzzles in the game can be solved by entering detective mode for a few seconds, finding the grate you need and repeating the task yet again.

For example, the Batman series offered Detective modes and combat planning.

The Dark Knight is imbued with incredible stealth and melee combat skills as well as a clever detective mode allowing the almost supernatural investigation of every grim shadowy location.

Aloy's handy Focus device enables her identify foes and points of interest Detective mode - style, leading to many a trail tracked through the wilderness like a post-post-apocalyptic sleuth.

Activate detective mode and find the answers.

You can upgrade yourself, stealth, speed, efficiency, marksmen, sense, combat, dexterity, intuition etc. with your points which you get from doing the mission, if you choose to turn of help (You can turn on and off focus mode and focus mode is similar to the same mode which you use in for example assassins creed, or detective mode in batman to highlight enemies etc.) you get more points and if you do your job without nobody knowing anything happened you get more points.

I mentioned earlier that players are nigh required to play through the game using detective mode, but there are ways to play without it.

It's very similar to the Arkham series detective mode.

Hamilton worked in the detective mode in his 1974 book On Taking God Out of the Dictionary (McGraw - Hill) a book that went unadvertised, mostly unread and was distinguished for having won an art award for the dust - jacket design.

In the detective mode, God is found dead, «dead in the souls of one's contemporaries,» as Camus said.

Here Araminta is in full «detective mode,» trying to figure out the recent strange behavio

Detective mode has been fleshed out, although the changes are really neither for the worse or for the better.

Detective mode is stripped down to its most basic principles — utilize the touchpad to move the yellow circle and find a secret or two.

After playing the game I noticed that the detective mode is more in depth.

Detective mode can tell you of an enemies alert status, where new secrets are and discovering and analysing clues.

The detective mode is now worse for navigating.

The puzzles come in when you use your «detective mode» to see weak spots in the walls, loose grates, and grapple points.

Though I've read this was done deliberately, owing to the fact that a lot of people spent most of Arkham Asylum in detective mode.

I like the detective mode and trying to figure out what has happened.

Detective mode was also much different from what most are used to.

For example, Batman can use detective mode to see blood samples and follow clues.

Detective mode the grappling hook, Batarangs and explosive gel but with the old comes the new.

Detective mode has been given a new look as Batman now has the added bonus of reconstructing a crime scene before your very eyes.

However, this title fell victim to the detective mode trend, too.

Detective mode is activated via a tap of the touch screen, and keeping the stylus pressed down the player then uses the circle pad to maneuver a large reticule over the environment on the top screen to search the prison for clues.

In these games, there is no detective mode, and there are no red footprints on the ground.

However, after hours of exploring, grinding, and bashing baddies» heads in, the detective mode grew less exciting and felt more like a burden than anything else.

Found in detective mode, the player must scan the environments to find hidden clues to solve them.

This has been compared to Eagle Vision from the Assassins Creed games and also the Detective mode from Batman Arkham City.