Sentences with phrase «enemy space ships»

The amount of particle effects on the screen when blowing up enemy space ships is extremely impressive.

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These side missions are all great, ranging from dogfights in your Jackal space - plane to undercover sneaking missions inside of enemy ships.

Players use a large laser cannon, missiles and nukes to shoot down enemy ships but can also create and place units in space for added defence.

Instead we're in inner - space and you're a tiny ship inside a body as you take out a virus - type enemy that is threatening humanity.

Encounters DLC adds 10 hours of gameplay including a new ship, new weapons, equipment, additional enemies, new locations and space stations that introduce new gameplay mechanics.

Imagine a space battle, where you are flying and your friend is down in the turret gunning down enemies Luke Skywalker style via the Milllenium Falcon... Or, everyone gathering in the ships hub to discuss over their headsets where to go next in your travels.

For example: fast fighters can be sent out and told to attack thrusters to make enemy ships dead in the sky or shield generators to make space stations more vulnerable to larger battle ships.

Along the way, hostile enemy ships give the player a chance to take part in what Rebel Galaxy promises will be combat like no space commander has seen before.

FFG have been using systems like this for a while in their space combat games and in that setting it makes a tad more sense that something like a massive Imperial Stardestroyer could go lumbering straight past an enemy ship that moved out of the way.

Flotilla — 400msp A hefty price tag for a game that deserves it, a turn based strategy game with a true 3D battle field use strategy flanking and space debris to get the upper hand on enemies for ambushes and cover, a game where the battle field expands above and below your ships allowing so many options, plus alot of comic characters to meet, another game that definitely justifys its hefty price tag with gameplay that you'd expect on a full arcade title.

Worms: A Space Oddity is a game defined by its objectives, from collecting ship parts, advancing to the next level, or blowing up a bunch of funny looking enemies.

Galaxy Force 2 is a sprite - scaling rail shooter that has you piloting a ship through various space scenes, blasting away numerous enemies all in an effort to garner the high score.

This is an arcade - style space shooter in which players control a small craft that shoots projectiles and lasers at enemy ships, missiles, turrets, and robots.

You can go on bounty hunting missions alone, but most of the missions involve you and a squadron of 20 other ships trying to blow up an enemy space station or defend one of your own.

The space battles, can get especially annoying when you attack an enemy installation and you find that all 20 ships that you came with have been destroyed in a manner of a few minutes.

features everything you'd expect: swarms of enemies filling the screens with hazardous bullets and missiles, heaps of upgrades for your ship and its arsenal, high - paced and constant action requiring deft reflexes, and hordes of alien baddies just waiting to be blown up by your superior space - faring skills.

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Defend your space - ship and shoot down a 3D tunnel at oncoming enemies, in this classic arcade game.

Your mission is to pilot your ship through Anti-love infested areas, blasting away at enemies and rescuing kidnapped space bunny citizens to unlock the path to the next level.

As before, players control the Quarp Jet from a top - down perspective, navigating space mazes full of survivor pods, enemy ships, and solid walls and obstacles that can't be passed unless teleported through.

Danger hides around every corner as they explore the confined space of the ship and face a menacing new enemy and virus: the T - Abyss.

Space battles themselves have their own mini-game that feels explosive and vibrant, although they do feel a little automated at times; the game offers only a few small interactions when it comes to blowing away enemy ships.

In Space Warrior: The Origin, which was developed by Starkom, players will be assuming control of their starship and will have to take on hordes of enemy ships, bosses, and of course, dodging a ridiculous amount of bullets and lasers coming at you from said enemies.

The enemy designs are pretty generic, and consist mostly of bland looking space ships.

Being able to name your ship and crew makes it all the more heartbreaking when they die together in enemy space.

The player must guide a space ship through two different levels and destroy or avoid the many enemy and obstacles found within an alien structure that endangers the Earth.

Xatax is just another side - scrolling space shooter with huge fleets of enemies coming against one small ship - you.

Graphically, EVE: Gunjack is rather impressive with excellent enemy ship models and explosions when ships have been destroyed, alongside amazing backdrops from the Outer Ring region of outer space, while the fast - paced action is delivered with a consistently superb performance throughout its stunning virtual reality immersion.

Players will begin to encounter some larger waves of enemy ships that approach in an unpredictable manner, while more enemy ships gradually contain cloaking and space warping technology with more missiles fired upon your ship as enemies step up their hostility.

Enemy ship design varies substantially from a group of small enemy ships that fly in formation and do not withstand much damage before being destroyed to much larger enemy ships which are better equipped in both offence and defence as they fire missiles at your ship and are able to receive more damage, alongside even more advanced enemy ships that utilise cloaking and space warping technology to make it as hard as possible for their ship to be destrEnemy ship design varies substantially from a group of small enemy ships that fly in formation and do not withstand much damage before being destroyed to much larger enemy ships which are better equipped in both offence and defence as they fire missiles at your ship and are able to receive more damage, alongside even more advanced enemy ships that utilise cloaking and space warping technology to make it as hard as possible for their ship to be destrenemy ships that fly in formation and do not withstand much damage before being destroyed to much larger enemy ships which are better equipped in both offence and defence as they fire missiles at your ship and are able to receive more damage, alongside even more advanced enemy ships that utilise cloaking and space warping technology to make it as hard as possible for their ship to be destrenemy ships which are better equipped in both offence and defence as they fire missiles at your ship and are able to receive more damage, alongside even more advanced enemy ships that utilise cloaking and space warping technology to make it as hard as possible for their ship to be destrenemy ships that utilise cloaking and space warping technology to make it as hard as possible for their ship to be destroyed.

Customize engines, weapons, cargo space and more for your ships and destroy every enemy to win.

The game looks like a million space bucks, shinny bright explosions with slick ship and enemy designs.

For the first time ever, Star Wars Battlefront II players can engage in space combat and, during the same battle, board enemy ships to attack from within.

The space combat game continues where it left of with fast paced battles with waves of enemy craft which you must destroy to defend your base ship.

Or SURFIZE by Miguel Alvarez, who created an arcade space shooter that looked quite classic at first glance, but emerged one interesting component after the other - like creating a net of co-operative ships or an endless screen to distract enemies.

The player's ships can travel around the Lylat System as they please, with certain planets containing enemy bases, and enemy carrier ships floating in space.

You can engage in space dogfights with enemy ships, or spend your time upgrading guns and equipment, building yourself a bigger, badder tomb raider that can capably overcome any challenge the universe will throw your way.

Gameplay is as mentioned, a throwback to some of the older arcade titles like Asteroids, where you steer your ship around the vast land of space ranging from 8 different galaxies each different than the last fending off enemies and using your left trigger to sweep around a planet in a «lasso» formation to put the planet under your control through the different rounds of that level taking as much territory as you can from the enemy.

Enemy ships stream out waves of white and black patterns, that you can safely push into by flipping your own craft's color right as you shift between spaces.

You move around one of two ships in a vast empty map, with visuals straight from the most generic space shooters from the beginning of the millennium, and all you need to do is defend your motherships (named after Canadian provinces, by the way) from enemy attacks.

For those who've never stumbled into this ancient arcade classic, you control a space fighter craft, and must try to break through the shields of an enemy mother ship before it shoots you down.