Sentences with phrase «game feel worthwhile»

I loved this mechanic that makes every part of the game feel worthwhile, and leaves nothing feeling obtusely tacked on.

A variety of typical quips and unit responses permeate the battleground, but a powerful music score kicking in at some point would have gone a long way toward making this game feel worthwhile.

Assuming that Pandora entry is about 100 gold and ignoring the exclusive avatar items, this would have cost you 3000 in game gold, which takes while to farm though quests, so to get this quick boost as soon as you start the game feels worthwhile to me.

Not exact matches

And writing these sentences feels EXACTLY like explaining how a scoreless soccer game was worthwhile: sure, it was fine, but it would've been WAY better with some goals.

The new mission mode in the game also is a fantastic way to spend some time, and in the end I just felt like the developers improved enough to make things even more enjoyable and even more worthwhile this time around.

I feel like such a dick for criticising the game this much, but ultimately it was sent to me for review and I have to be honest, especially since it has a # 6.99 asking price, a relatively small chunk of cash that can still net you a lot of worthwhile games.

Steam's Thanksgiving sale is in full swing (as you doubtlessly know), but as an aficionado of Indie games, I can't help but feel that some of the smaller titles offer some of the the most worthwhile savings.

What is easier to speculate on is that when these games are complete I personally feel they will be very enjoyable and worthwhile experiences for both gamers and collectors.

None of the time you spend in the game will feel like a drag though — whilst I've mentioned the Side Stories aren't that engaging from a gameplay perspective, the pay off with the story development makes them more than worthwhile.

I will get PSVR first since it gives a totally new experience, get the Neo a little while later when I feel enough games have support for it to be worthwhile to me... @donthate: Sony will be able to drop prices after a while too, your point?

But some new features make it feel like a more complete — and worthwhile — game than we've seen in prior years.

Like the length here's nothing inherently wrong with a cliffhanger to help set up for a sequel (Frozenbyte have confirmed that there are no plans for any DLC currently, so it looks like they intended to start work on Trine 4 straightaway) but for a cliffhanger to work you need to feel as though the rest of the game told a worthwhile story in its own right that left you feeling satisfied and wanting more, something which Trine 3 doesn't do.

Rolling the boss fights into this setup, makes them feel more worthwhile rather than the incongruous approach in the Western version of the last game.

Overall I was happy in a way with Extinction, but I do feel that they need to really lower the price of the game as R1000 for this game does not make it worthwhile getting it now.

Having a true sense of progression and aim makes your time in Ark feel worthwhile, and that's something many survival games struggle with.

Watch Dogs is a huge game that is always offering a bunch of things for you to do, and it always feels like something worthwhile.

The new mission mode in the game also is a fantastic way to spend some time, and in the end I just felt like the developers improved enough to make things even more enjoyable and even more worthwhile this time around.

Through all its effort, the game does also manage to end on a very high note, which made me feel like my journey was worthwhile.

As such, other concerns such as poor netcode for the co-op feel slightly irrelevant if the basic game doesn't chalk up a worthwhile challenge, making Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies a disappointing third entry for the series.

I can play APCP while I am cooking dinner, or while I am waiting for things to download, and still feel like I am making worthwhile progress in the game.

If these games find any success at all, it will only fuel the feeling that GTA could be a worthwhile port to the Switch.

Not every game needs it and the prices are sorely in need of some sort of fine tuning so skins can't be $ 4.00, but when a game like Hyrule Warriors does it right, man does it feel like a worthwhile investment.

Perhaps you game a lot with your smartphone and feel that the Snapdragon 845's 30 percent power jump, coupled with the S9 +'s 6 GB of RAM, are a worthwhile upgrade.