Sentences with phrase «end of game strategy»

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The courage of U.S. Army Chief of Staff George C. Marshall, for example: Marshall insisted for two years that the only way to defeat Hitler and his war machine was to land a large force in France, beat the German army, and wrest control of the continent of Europe from the Nazi regime — a point Marshall had to carry against the virtually unanimous opposition of his British counterparts, who, like Winston Churchill, preferred a «periphery» strategy that would peck away at the Third Reich before a quick, end - game invasion administered the coup de grace to a collapsing German empire.

It reveals an agile seven - footer whose turnaround jumper is accurate up to 20 feet; a heady player who discourages double - teaming with canny passes; an outstanding athlete who has somehow figured out the exotic fast - break passing strategies of point guards Mark Jackson and Rod Strickland, both of whom never make a simple move when 13 complicated ones will do; and a defensive intimidator whose 3.7 blocks per game at week's end were second only to Olajuwon's league - leading 4.2.

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In the end, what we have in Tokyo Tattoo Girls is by far one of the most shallow strategy games I've ever seen, with absolutely a joke of a story, and shallow and repetitive gameplay.

There might have been some worries when the series ended up in the hands of new developer Gearbox, but they've proven to be unfounded; Homeworld Remastered Collection has been handled with the care and attention it deserves, and is worth a place in the library of any self - respecting fan of strategy games, spaceships or little things flying around going pew pew pew.

It's a beautiful, addictive and unique little strategy game that will keep you hooked on your couch all the way through the end of this summer.

Missions near the end of the game throw all - new challenges at the player; old strategies that players may take for granted can quickly become useless in the face of smarter, stronger, more situationally - aware enemies.

The end result is a fun and challenging turn - based strategy game that is not only legitimately funny, incredibly polished and surprisingly deep, but also one of the best reasons to own a Nintendo Switch thus far.

It ended up being the best $ 10 I've spent in a while — I'm not a fan of Clancy - type stuff in general, but this is a turn - based strategy game partially developed by one of the original XCOM creators, so it's totally solid and a hell of a lot of fun.

Since the end of the Donkey Kong Country series, most of Nintendo's official materials [strategy guides, Smash Bros. trophies, etc.] describe the hero of «Donkey Kong Country» as being the same character who clashed with Mario in the 1980 game).

Will Metal Gear Survive end up being an entertaining survival - strategy game despite lacking the personality of past Metal Gear games?

The anti-bullying strategies conveyed in this game are informed by Bullying at School: What We Know and What We Can Do, by Dan Olweus; Bullied: What Every Parent, Teacher and Kid Needs to Know about Ending the Cycle of Fear, by Carrie Goldman; and The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander, by Barbara Coloroso.

Supporters of state takeover districts nationwide consistently make the mistake of seizing low - performing schools without having a clear end game or exit strategy for schools that recover or fail under state stewardship

Rosemary Brown's Big Kitchen Instruction Book has all the strategies and game plans you need especially if you're among the millions for whom the end of a work...

But at least you'll be following a disciplined rational strategy rather than engaging in a never - ending guessing game of trying to decide when to get out of the market (and where to put your money once you do) and then trying to figure out when to get back in.

A little bit of diligence and research can turn your card payment strategy into a winning game, resulting in lower interest rates, fewer fees — and more money in your wallet at the end of each month.

Therefore, get on a new payment plan (no need to pay them off in full, that's unrealistic), and make sure that part of the payment plan is a requirement that the loans will be put back into good standing several months later (You won't have to wait this long for the loan, it's more of an end - game strategy).

Weappy Studios places their game in the genre of strategy, but that's hard to extrapolate from playing, as there's little strategy to be found in its seemingly never - ending day in and day out of police shifts.

Meanwhile the full complement of five players just gets too crowded with people jostling for position on a board, and thus all too frequently people end up in the same place and the game loses almost all of its sense of strategy.

Will Metal Gear Survive end up being an entertaining survival - strategy game despite lacking the personality of past Metal Gear games?

The Age of Empires franchise appeared to reach its end when Microsoft shut down Age of Empires Online three years ago, which seemed to mark a terminus both for the series and for the idea of a mainstream blockbuster real - time strategy game.

The game has been revamped with some gameplay additions and new songs, but how does this decade - old strategy RPG hold up as we approach the end of the PSP's life cycle?

It takes a little too long to get to the end once the strategy portion of the game starts, but the game otherwise hits its mark.

Duel of the Planeswalkers (DotP) is a difficult game to review as its expectations as a game will vary wildly depending on what camp you are in; do you want a bombastic interpretation of the Magic series that utilises the Xbox 360's graphics alongside high end strategy, or do you want a near carbon copy of the actual card game that is already out there, but with the ease of an internet conne...

At the tail end of last year, Wargaming's then - new publishing label, Wargaming Alliance, announced it was picking up SEGA's Total War: ARENA, a «free - to - play, real time tactical strategy game featuring epic scale 10v10 multiplayer battles led by historical commanders from the past.»

At the other end of the spectrum, though, you have supposed «strategy games» like Civilization.

Although the Game Jam team had a different formation, the chemistry in this «team of lecturers» worked again, and we ended up making a solid prototype for Bezircle: a one - button party strategy game with short, intensive matches for up to four local playGame Jam team had a different formation, the chemistry in this «team of lecturers» worked again, and we ended up making a solid prototype for Bezircle: a one - button party strategy game with short, intensive matches for up to four local playgame with short, intensive matches for up to four local players.

Best Strategy Game — Company of Heroes 2 (Relic / THQ for PC)-- End of Nations (Petroglyph Games / Trion Worlds for PC)-- SimCity (Maxis / EA for PC)-- Pikmin 3 (Nintendo EAD / Nintendo for Wii U)-- XCOM: Enemy Unknown (Firaxis Games / 2K Games for PC, PS3, Xbox 360)

Those who hate the simplifications Sid Meier and team made to recent versions of Civ might find this too streamlined for their liking (though possibly still worth a trial), but others will appreciate how quickly the games can play out and may find they enjoy it at the end of a long day where a more involved strategy game may not fit the bill.

For Immediate Release — Free - to - Play strategy game Art of War: Red Tides will be coming to Apple devices everywhere at the end of September 2017.

, a tactical strategy game by Inbetween Games that takes place in the gay clubbing scene of a Germany where the Cold War never ended and the Berlin Wall still stands, came out in Early Access on Steam yesterday.

Instead of a Roguelite, Deadbolt is a strategy game at its core, and ends up playing like a kickass Gunpoint Miami.

Sure, practice and strategy will carry you to the later stages of the game more consistently, but somewhere between weeks 6 and 9 some poor dice roll can inevitably end your streak.

The game's battle system also allows for member - swapping between rounds, adding an element of strategy to the larger fights towards the end.

Pacific Rim is an interesting fighting game that has potential to be really just as good as the movie, but due to some repeated mistakes and poor choices in controls the game falls a bit short and ends up being lost in the shuffle of this new strategy on releasing movie games into a digital distribution.

Bandai Namco has released the first trailer for its upcoming PS Vita strategy game Seraph Of The End: The Origin Of

I am sure some of these games will be amazing (and I have my # 40 saved for Borderlands 2 already), but if it really, truly is the end of life, the universe and my games consoles, then is it too much to ask to play something new before we're all burned, drowned, stabbed or frozen to death (depending on which mood Emmerich is in) instead of say, another instalment of Call of Duty or, hypothetically, taking an isometric political espionage strategy game from 1993 and turning it into yet another First Person Shooter?

In this never - ending, fast - paced survival game, progress through all 4 seasons of the year and discover new enemies and strategies.

One of the heavy hitter releases of last year was Perchang's Warhammer Quest 2: The End Times [$ 4.99], a long - awaited sequel to the beloved 2013 tactical turn - based strategy game Warhammer Quest [$ 2.99], originally from Rodeo Games.

With the way the game is designed, it feels like those levels of Warcraft or Command & Conquer where you take a handful of units through a mission and try to keep them alive until the end; unfortunately, that is by far my least favorite type of real - time strategy gameplay.

It seems like it could be a strategy game of some kind though, so it's really hard to say for sure if it would end up being a game similar to Republic Commando or something entirely different.

In the end my new game is really just an adventure strategy game so it shares a lot of the same elements.

So, I believe that Nintendo's new strategy of going straight to the consumer for game announcements and just getting the games out there without the formality of an official press conference is a much better idea, as even though faults and errors will be omitted from their coverage, it is giving the information direct to the fans, who are the most important at the end of the day.

As a port of the DS game of the same name, awarded the IGN Strategy Game of the Year award in 2009, the main story takes place on a node - based board, but the real action unfolds on the battlefield where you and your army of creatures attempt to break through the enemy creatures and do damage to the enemy's end zgame of the same name, awarded the IGN Strategy Game of the Year award in 2009, the main story takes place on a node - based board, but the real action unfolds on the battlefield where you and your army of creatures attempt to break through the enemy creatures and do damage to the enemy's end zGame of the Year award in 2009, the main story takes place on a node - based board, but the real action unfolds on the battlefield where you and your army of creatures attempt to break through the enemy creatures and do damage to the enemy's end zone.

The game ends up feeling like a mixture of a fast - paced shooter game, with the strategy and tactics from a standard MOBA game.

Sean's Pick: My experience with the Zone of the Enders series begins and ends with the fantastically underrated GBA strategy game, ZOE: The Fist of Mars.

Unfortunately, as much fun as they are, the turnips are mostly the end of the line for strategy inside the board game.

Regularly available on iOS ® and Android ™ for the price of USD $ 2.99, the promotion beginning on January 6th and ending on January 12th (both days included) invites players to download this great strategy game for only USD $ 0.99.

They are all fun and games until someone starts accusing your controllers of being faulty or that your strategies are «cheap» and a fun evening of multiplayer gaming comes to an untimely end when one of you gets concussed.