Sentences with phrase «earn weapon upgrades»

This remastered version includes all DLC costumes and weapons that were sold separately for the game's Raid Mode — the online co-op or offline solo mode where players level up their characters and earn weapon upgrades as they face hordes of enemies across a variety of missions.

You can level up your character and earn weapon upgrades, so it is almost like Final Fantasy got mixed in with my Survival Horror.

Not exact matches

Federation Force uses the RPG mechanic in which players will have to complete objectives and earn experience to upgrade their stats and weapons.

Your inventory can also be upgraded to hold more weapons at once as well as additional booster items that are earned by completing optional objectives in each mission.

Players will wield The Keeper's spiked hammer and earn new weapons and upgrades as they progress, learning more about the origins of The Keeper himself.

As you complete missions you'll earn points, discs and grinders that let you upgrade and customize weapons further.

In other words, the more FOBs a player has, the more money they'll earn, making it easier to upgrade and research new technology and weapons in The Phantom Pain.

Leveling up characters and upgrading weapons is an absolute necessity, and players will earn only a fraction of the resources they'll need in story missions.

The progression system still uses Star Cards, which grant you either new skills, weapons, or passive abilities, but now they have to be unlocked and upgraded by using Skill Points which are earned every time you level up.

Between the earning and upgrading of new powers and discovery of increasingly powerful weapons and armor Darksiders II does a good job of luring you forward with the promise of becoming more badass.

Likewise your hard - earned Salvage is used to upgrade your weapons, explained as Lara simply scrounging parts and managing to do some DIY work on her gear.

Players are given a choice to spend points on upgrading weapons or earning interest by saving them up.

These guys can then be sent on contracts to earn you extra cash, but most importantly to get themselves some experience which you can then use to upgrade them with better weapons and armour.

Slaughtering the opposing team also earns you credits (humans) or evolution points (aliens) that you can then use to upgrade your character either by buying new weapons or evolving into more powerful units.

You will receive an assault rifle and a plasma rifle with weapon and ammunition drops being produced by defeated enemies which can be quite helpful in your quest for survival, although there are no weapon upgrades at your disposal unless you earn them within the Survival Mode itself, regardless of what you have already earned in the story campaign.

You can use funds to upgrade weapons along with special items you'll earn in the adventure.

Initially armed with The Keeper's signature hammer, players will fight against a host of The Evil Within's iconic villains to earn new weapons and upgrades.

Like Aiden, T - Bone can purchase new weapons, upgrade his skills, and unlock new outfits to wear through street sweep tokens you earn from completing missions.

Between missions, Jim can spend time in the NEVEC base, where he can spend T - Energy on new weapons and upgrades, talk to his colleagues and pick up any optional missions to earn some extra cash.

Unleash devastating weapons upon the alien hordes and earn upgrades to better influence the outcome of the fight.

· Character - progression system: Using Karma points earned during gameplay, players can upgrade weapons and Ninpo, learn new moves, increase their HP level and unlock new character costumes.

, a Ninja Skills update system (spend Karma you earn in battle to buy weapon upgrades and NEW DUDS), and expansive online features with bonus content.

Earn money for your kills and upgrade to more effective weapons, vehicles and airstrikes, hire ruthless soldiers and develop killer technologies.

Whenever you are in combat you earn DP points, rack up a nice combo and you get more DP points, which can be used to upgrade and buy new weapons or Deadpool.

Each Zed killed earns players Dosh, which can be spent on weapon upgrades, ammo, and armor to keep the Zeds from ripping your guts out.

With opportunities for time trials, nonviolent lap - based affairs, and weapon - based competitions, there's no shortage of ways to earn upgrade tickets capable of augmenting a player's buggies and ATVs.

-- Handcrafted 2D graphics with explosion animations galore — Cutesy gore art and cheeky humor all perfectly balanced to enhance the gameplay — Multi-layered parallax backgrounds that draw the player in — The brash, but lovable anti-hero, Harry... aka... you — 30 levels crammed with relentless waves of bug assaults and evolving game design — 5 Merciless boss fights that are not meant for the timid or meek hearted — Dozens of different types of ferociously quirky bugs to slaughter — Coin hoarding to your heart's content — An arsenal of firepower to slice through the bugs like soft, melted butter — Upgradeable Weapons to make any trigger happy player smile — Turn the bugs to dust with the pitiless Power - Ups and feel free to beef them up at your leisure — Customizable suits because that color really does suit you — Complete missions and earn your stars of valor — With the ability to customize and upgrade weapons and power - ups, no two rounds are alike.

The benefit to doing this is earning more money, which you can use to purchase and upgrade your weapons.

With each successfully completed mission your character will grow in level, unlock better weapons and upgrades, and earn access to half a dozen different mission types that range from sprinting through the environment towards a goal to killing every last zombie that stumbles across your path.

Unlocking new heroes and weapon upgrades are locked behind a huge wall of credits needed to earn them.

In between the story and combat sections, you're able to set up your squad, spend experience points earned through battle on levelling up the classes, upgrade your tanks and weapons.

HOW TO PLAY: - The players control the Hero and decimate monsters in maps to earn money to upgrade weapons, skills and level up.

While the actual mission may simply be to take out a specific building or clear the skies of a certain enemy type, destroying additional units earns points to upgrade your ship or purchase new weapons at the end of your run.

You also earn money, which can be used to buy all the same things you can craft if you don't feel like resource gathering, as well as upgrade your weapons and unlock new ones.

«Elizabeth is lifeless» Aside from upgrades and weapons, earned money can also be used to flesh out The Columbian Archeological Society museum, an explorable hub that can eventually be filled with concept art, in - game music, statues, and kinetoscopes.

As you play through the game taking out the bad guys, you'll earn Karma points which are used to purchase weapon upgrades and new costumes within Ryu's upgrade tree.

Kills and other factors earn you XP to unlock weapons, skills, and other upgrades for use in multiplayer.

These packs include weapons, mods and upgrades and can be purchased with either credits earned while playing the game, or real world currency in the form of BioWare Points.

Your vehicle is a cart which can be customised with extra weapons and abilities - these in turn can be upgraded with the coins you earn by destroying enemies.

Traversing the city is fun and there is always something new to find, including enemies to take down to earn currency for upgraded weapons, items, and new costumes.

Coins are spent on upgrading weapons, purchasing new ones, such as the machine gun, grenade launcher, or sniper rifle, as well as earning doubling coin drop rates and other special items.

There are over 120 base weapons in the game right now, and each of those can be individually upgraded (meaning you earn experience only from using it) at least once, and sometimes up to four times.

Earn bonuses, upgrade your weapons and face various enemies in this seemingly upgraded version of the arcade classic Galaga.

And you'll want to the best job you can — by finishing missions in as little turns as possible — in each mission to earn more experience points and money to put toward upgraded weapons and leveling up troops, all of which is done in a convenient manner.

Take down giant monsters and horrific beasts to become more powerful, upgrade your weapons and abilities, and earn your keep.

Consisting of a few mini-missions, they actually exist to grind materials to upgrade and develop weapons and ODM gear, and to gain Wings of Freedom points to earn respect among your peers.

Progression is shared between the two with every kill earning experience and an endless cycle of in - game challenges rewarding you with boxes that contain things like new playable characters for Escalation, weapon unlocks and upgrades, single use in - game buffs called T.E.C.H. and more.

Gameplay: Shoot things to earn cash for upgrades so you can do it all again with even more powerful weapons.

Players level up, unlocking weapons and «perks» called support upgrades with spartan points that are earned by gaining levels in multiplayer.

This is, actually, a really well - balanced game — you purchase upgraded weapons and buy new planes with cash you earn during missions, and different missions have main objectives and secondary objectives that earn you more cash to spend on upgrades; the secondary objectives are based on both skill (destroying additional targets) and speed (making it through a level in a certain amount of time), meaning you really can customize the way you play the game.