Sentences with phrase «first third of the game»

In Chapters of the Chosen, the first third of the game was played out in bite sized mini stories of the different party members before finally arriving to the real story.

This was accurate for the first third of the game... until it morphed unexpectedly into a real - time strategy game.

Between that and the first third of the game, which spends a fair amount of time introducing the characters, it doesn't really start feeling like a proper Uncharted title for a few hours.

The one downside to the Story is the way the first third of the game is portrayed.

While the first third of the game is very strong and serves as a good opener, the game loses focus during the second act and culminates way too quickly during the third.

Through the first third of the game, the three barely interact, despite the fact that they are all gathering information about the suicide.

Outside of a few special «Hunter's Lodge» trials — which explicitly force you to utilize the more interesting corners of the game's combat system — nothing pushed me to break from the optimal strategy that I developed within the first third of the game.

I played through the first third of the game with my headset attached, and the recognition software worked pretty well, but since my headset sucks and was painfully crushing my ears, I opted for the game's standard controller commands.

To prepare for submitting a build to the IGF we focused on the first third of the game, taking the player past Skogr and all the way to Einartoft.

The Nemesis sections put you are in the Raccoon City, through generic sewers / car parks, and finally the Police station, so the first third of the game.

Reviewers were scoring the game at around 8 or 9 out of 10, praising the combat system and the production of the game while fans were upset by the lack of freedom and the slog to get through the first third of the game.

The first third of the game allows a younger child to enjoy it, while the rest fleshes out for the older kids and adults.