Sentences with phrase «enjoyable story modes»

It has also allowed them to craft of the most enjoyable story modes seen in a fighting game, and the best story that Mortal Kombat has ever seen.

Thanks to a brilliantly open - ended combat system, a surprisingly enjoyable story mode and a healthy amount of features, Infinite manages to rise above its flaws to become one of Capcom's most complete and ruthlessly addictive fighting games in years.

Not exact matches

The story mode is a little bit repetitious and boring, but the multiplayer excellent and seriously enjoyable.

While there is so much to do in Atlas Reactor, including Ranked PvP, daily contracts and even a poor story mode (essentially more contracts), I simply don't find the game enjoyable enough to keep going back to.

The great graphics, nice - interconnected between the characters - story mode and enjoyable fighting system make Team Ninja's latest game a worthy contender for the title of the genre.

«Attack on Titan is an enjoyable title featuring fluid gameplay, enjoyable action sequences, and a story mode that all can enjoy.»

However, for new players like myself, I found tackling the story mode and then subsequently the Arcade mode to be much more enjoyable to build up my skill level.

Co-op makes story mode a little more enjoyable, but it doesn't bolster the repetitive gameplay.

The bottom line is the story mode isn't just a tutorial that helps beginners learn to play Dragon Ball FighterZ — it's enjoyable to the point that it makes you want to know more about the Dragon Ball universe.

There's tons of content here, with the central Legends story mode telling a relatively straightforward but enjoyable tale of good versus evil.

I appreciate the Japanese actors and think they do a great job of fleshing out the characters but story mode would have been a lot more enjoyable with an English dub.

There is, of course, the single player story mode, and as if it weren't enough to have one that was already as enjoyable as this one is, NetherRealm have also added branching paths and alternate endings to it, adding a great deal to its replayability.

The game does features enjoyable, solid third - person shooter mechanics and excellent multiplayer modes, but it's unfortunately held back by a horrible story, linear design, dreadful QTE's and questionable driving sequences.

Mortal Kombat «s story mode is by far the most enjoyable, involved story mode in a fighting game ever.

But, the story mode is deep and enjoyable, so there is plenty to keep fans occupied if the online servers don't hold up.

Story - mode is fun as well and a good tutorial or enjoyable to watch your nephew / niece / child play.

Tekken 6 also sports a single player story mode which can sometimes be enjoyable, and this will last you a good number of hours.

The fights in the story mode are pretty intense and enjoyable with fast paced QTEs and well timed in - battle cut - scenes.

This mode should add - on another three or four hours to the game, and is a far more enjoyable than the main story mode which feels somewhat lacking throughout.

So once you have completed the enjoyable single - player campaign mode with its intricate and well animated story, you can then focus your skills on the multiplayer aspect which is another area where this game shines.

Fortunately, while the main story wasn't the most enjoyable of visual novels, there is another mode within Norn9 that kept me playing for a while after I was done with the main story named Norn9 Quest, and boy oh boy is this mode fun.

I like that they are keeping the story mode secret so it's a more enjoyable first play

The single player mode is considerably longer than the original and the story is quite engaging and thoroughly enjoyable.

Blood Stone is an enjoyable game if you can see through the bland driving action, forgettable story and the shoehorned multiplayer mode, but at the end of the day this ambitious game has a lot of unfulfilled potential that could further add onto the promise that this series has going for itself.

LBP PSV — The story may be short, but is very enjoyable but the real long term replayability of this title should not be underestimated, and if you can get your head around the creation mode yourself then there is arguably no limit to what can be acheived.

Infinite features the first story mode in the history of Marvel vs. Capcom, and while it's not the gorgeous hollywood blockbuster you'll find in Injustice 2, it's still a pretty enjoyable b - movie.

There's tons of content here, with the central Legends story mode telling a relatively straightforward but enjoyable tale of good versus evil.

The experiences offered by each mode are unique and enjoyable, and despite reusing the same levels played in the main story, the mechanics that each mode provides leads to campaigns that feel like entirely different games.

There are few touchstones in the story mode for non-fans to appreciate, but there's a zany fun here that's actually quite enjoyable, with a storyline that has clones of the classic heroes running amok.

Away from the story the game offers a couple of other modes which are mostly enjoyable, much like the racing missions in the story, the ones that exist outside are a whole lot of fun.

The anime cut scenes were pretty enjoyable throughout the story mode, which made that whole experience tolerable.