Sentences with phrase «devious designs»

Even veteran gamers will find themselves cursing at some of the level's devious designs.

The devious design of the levels is enhanced by the inclusion of various «sprites,» each of which provide the character with a specific ability.

Not exact matches

Lentricchia, whose earlier work earned him the epithet «the Dirty Harry of literary theory, is the author of Criticism and Social Change (1983), which urges us to regard all literature as «the most devious of rhetorical discourses (writing with political designs upon us all), either in opposition to or in complicity with the power in place.»

Along the way, we encounter a wide array of characters, some of them charming, such as the gentle Old King (Morton Selten), and some sinister, such as the devious Halima (Mary Morris), plus a range of color and lushly designed sets and set pieces (and special effects) that still dazzle the eye seven decades later, even in the wake of various remakes (which include Disney Studios» Aladdin).

The puzzles are often devious tests of your intelligence and spatial awareness, yet never feel unfair in their design.

The stage designs are clever and often devious; I often thought, «I can't believe they want me do that,» but with a big smile on my face.

Starting around Floor 3 or 4, dungeon design becomes pretty devious, and it's often easy to find oneself stuck in a room without a key to get out.

The first level is just 3 blue blocks, but later levels add other colors, some obstacles, and some brain - scratchingly devious puzzle design.

Monster Max, on the other hand, has long levels with at least a dozen or two rooms full of devious puzzles that can block your progress at any point, which are exacerbated by these design choices.

Although intent on bombarding you with extra lives, Magical Hat emanates a certain care - free charm, with its hum - along music and expansive - and occasionally devious - level designs.

No, it was a devious Republican message - one designed by Republican pollster Frank Luntz during the Bush years — to delay action.

and all sorts of other situations carefully designed to not just make Americans feel they're part of the process, but to drill into those people the concept that true adults look at all the details before making a decision This is a very devious and smart in a nasty sort of way, thing they're doing here.