Sentences with phrase «fun space game»

Sure, Dynasty Warriors Gundam Reborn may not offer the gaming industry anything new but it does offer a relatively fun space game with larger than life battles.

Not exact matches

Although it sounds like fun and games, in this loft - like space with floor - to - ceiling windows, each employee, speaking into his or her wireless headset, is trading in the high - stress world of recruiting and job placement.

Thanks to Steve Rushin for pushing the Hall of Fame candidacy of Bert Blyleven (Air and Space, Jan. 19), who, in addition to his outstanding career, was also someone who made the game fun for fans and his teammates, a quality lost on too many current stars.

The Manchester City Mascot Moonbeam flew down all the way from space to have lots of fun before our game at Anfield on 13th April.

Catch a screening of «The Incredibles,» find out the science behind the movie «Big Hero 6,» play a fun space simulator game and celebrate the beginning of 2018.

If your teen needs a computer for assignments, try to set it up in a common space, not in a bedroom, to discourage playing video games, chatting with or emailing friends, or surfing the Internet for fun during study time.

The game room is meant to be a fun, safe space, an area for family and friends to gather, laugh, talk, and make longstanding memories.

If kids need a computer for schoolwork, try to set it up in a common space, not in a bedroom, so you can discourage playing video games, chatting with or emailing friends, or surfing the Internet for fun during study time.

Learn and practice your fun space facts with this DIY Planets Board Game — Inspiration Laboratories

From games to workbooks to coloring sheets, these space - themed printables make learning hands - on and fun!

The participating Girl Scouts are set up for success in a supportive and fun space where they can see the immediate results of their efforts with their app or game.

Breathing Space summer camps offer children from rising prek (PK4) through 5th grade a fun, enriching, summer experience featuring yoga poses, movement games,

I bought the Scrabble wall tile pieces from this Etsy shop as part of a Christmas gift last year... definitely super fun for your Scrabble lover's game space!

Lots of indoor time during the long, cold winter months... Spaces like this game table [and, if you're like us, a couple decks of Uno] provide hours of endless fun.

It might not be the most essential or comprehensive inclusion for the game, but it's still great where it counts: pure, adrenaline - drenched, space - blasting fun.

There are fun video games such as the Dead Rising, Dead Space, and Left4Dead franchises.

Sadly, a fair amount of the mini games were not so fun; mini games that require manipulating objects in a 3D space or using the Vitas (crappy) camera for augmented reality based mini games left me with plenty of frustration.

It's a nice distraction and even a good bit of fun depending on how much you enjoy space combat titles, but only if you go in knowing full well that this is a port a mobile game, absent of much the charm and detail we've come to expect from Sid Meier titles.

It may not be the best 3D space shooter you'll play, but it is fun and will be welcomed by any gamer who enjoys a challenge.

It's got a few issues, mainly the voice overs in the early couple episodes, and a few of the decisions feeling a bit like filler, but this game succeeded in what it set out to do: Be a fun, funny action - filled adventure through space.

And I'm sure there's more minute differences that I can't think of right now that I enjoy in P3rd (like taking a bath in a hot spring to get stat boosts instead of eating food like other MH games, or having to unlock said status boosts by doing specific quests rather than having them handed to you freely simply for progressing through the game... or that felyne inside quests that you can give items to send back to your item box in your home to free up inventory space, making it possible to gather resources while still packing a full inventory for battle... or the fact you get a 4th page on your inventory specific for carves and gathering while in the quest... stuff that generally make the game more fun and convenient).

Title: Scratch — Ultimate Space Game Level: KS3 (Y7 - Y9) Duration: 1 — 1.5 hours (allow two lessons) Applications: Scratch 1.4, MS Word Description: A challenging and fun tutorial enabling students to create an exciting arcade - style Space Game using Scratch.

While we don't formally evaluate MathMobs, outside observers — including colleagues from other disciplines — often remark on how impressive it is to create a safe space in which middle schoolers are comfortable playing math games in public for fun.

Included in this lesson are following: * Keyword Championship Title Screen * Rule of the game * Score card * Unit 1 - How the Market Works Keywords (ready to be cut up) There is space for adding your own keywords and definitions to make the game more fun and suited to your students.

A fun game to help children recite and remember Facts about space.

If students are able to play the game in a controlled setting with plenty of space and structured rules, and direct supervision, Stenzel feels that tag can be a fun and invigorating activity for kids.

The cards also have space for you to write further notes such as the stepping stones / specific learning objectives, focus children for the activity etc Also in the pack are all the resources you will need to print out and use with activity cards such as: Large colourful number footprints Monster number footprints Dice to make for the games Ladybirds and spots for a fun game Frog masks for singing number rhymes Numbered lily pads Colourful patterned socks Number cards Large coloured number digit cards colourful numbered snake pieces Plus lots lots more!

There are a number of techniques to help us: introducing games to add an element of fun, breaking up the learning into more manageable chunks, repeating key learning points to aid reinforcement, spacing practice to keep learners engaged over time and beyond the course or class.

Whether you are sitting courtside for a Rockets game or soaking in the history and innovation that is on display at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, it is plain to see that there is no shortage of fun and exciting reasons to absolutely adore our great city.

We had fun with simple touch games such as «Frog Pop «n» and adventure romps like «Konchi's Quest,» though games such as «Space Rush» were a bit unresponsive during our playtime.

One with ICS and with 16 Gig of space for all the fun games you want.

If you're looking for a fun game to pass the time then you should give Space Blast by XIMAD INC a try.

Kids Club A dedicated play space for our young guests, keeping them entertained and engaged with toys, games and fun, supervised indoor and outdoor activities.

With additional features such as a flat screen TV and seating space, guests can enjoy fun and games while winding down from a day of fun in the sun!

The villa's interior also brims with comfy and fun kid - friendly spaces, with the cinema room a big highlight, and a games room with a custom designed pool table and TV entertainment system.

Both bedrooms are opposite two bathrooms, one with a toilet, shower & basin, the other with a bath & basin.The sleeper couch is situated in the lounge / TV room area, its the size of a double bed.We also have two single floor mattress's available!The dining room flows into the lounge / TV room area, it is a big space, perfect to relax and enjoy time with friends & family.The TV in this space is a plasma, perfect to watch a little TV or for the kids to setup their video games.Card & board games available for some evening fun or rainy days at home with the family.

There's also a public space called The Library that «evolves from a co-working space during the day into an area of fun in the evening, complete with a vast selection of vintage board games, throwback movies, and cocktail service from the Lobby Bar.»

«The new Moxy London Stratford will offer guests a cocktail at check - in, spontaneous games in the lively communal spaces, and an energetic crew to bring out the most fun from this vibrant corner of London and give them something to rave about when they return home.»

Summary: Kill Team is just short of being a truly great game, instead it's a damn fun game that will satisfy your blood - lust until its bigger brother arrives on the scene and kicks your ass all over the shop, because that's just how Space Marines roll.

While it bears the marks of a game that has been brought onto a platform larger than that which it was intended for (the sound quality really is fucking awful, guys), it manages to fill the space left by the lacklustre presentation with fun, punchy gameplay and a surprising amount of depth.

My gaming spark got extinguished dis gen, ps2 era of gaming was weyyy more fun 4 me everything jus felt same old to me dis gen wit d exception of titles like MGS4, demon / dark souls, dead space 1 & 2 & RDR... games i had high hopes 4 were ruined like ff, RE, socom, recent R&C titles SC5 & NGS3 as well, i can't judge gms like halos, gears, forza & fable since im nt a 360 owner bt i loved d 1st halo bac on original xbox.

Players had fun playing as Roy Temperance, who had many skills and perks and could craft weapons and equipment to fight baddies, all while making dialogue choices with characters that affected the game's plot (just like Mass Effect, which also took place in space!).

Dead Space is an extremely polished, fun to play game that will completely suck you into its world while you're playing.

I mean the random Borg invasions and stuff are fun, as are some of the away - team gigs... and getting bigger ships is nice, as well as better gear / weapons... just, du n no, game feels a bit grindy; although, I do love the fact you have an away team so you don't always HAVE to team with other people in order to do missions on the ground (now in space may be an entirely different story!).

All in all, a fun, no - frills shmup with satisfying and addictive gameplay — although the game never explains how a fighter jet works in the deep, dark vacuum of space.

These games were fun but obviously had their limitations with the small cartridge space, limited graphics and poor framerates.

On the other hand, so many fun and surprising games appeared last year that I had no trouble filling the empty spaces.

Overall, Mario and Sonic have provided fun for the family for the space of about 30 seconds; until the game had fully loaded up.

The modern world has proven just how great the appeal for more advanced games fit for the young minds of today has become, the old shovelware nonsense of the past has been surpassed by fun, entertaining, and thoroughly educational games like space tactics game FTL, rocket science themed masterpiece Kerbal Space Program, and even the popularity of, while darker and more advanced (and for older children) than the other two, the insane popularity of the horror franchise Five Nights at Freddy's and its habit of making the players work and dig for its story elements which have created communities of amateur slespace tactics game FTL, rocket science themed masterpiece Kerbal Space Program, and even the popularity of, while darker and more advanced (and for older children) than the other two, the insane popularity of the horror franchise Five Nights at Freddy's and its habit of making the players work and dig for its story elements which have created communities of amateur sleSpace Program, and even the popularity of, while darker and more advanced (and for older children) than the other two, the insane popularity of the horror franchise Five Nights at Freddy's and its habit of making the players work and dig for its story elements which have created communities of amateur sleuths.

Our GoD: Factory Wingmen editor's choice review provides an in - depth look at how this latter - day space game makes dogfighting fun again, and how its ship design suite, progression and unlocks provide a compelling draw outside of battle.