Sentences with phrase «game for its humour»

Pit People is a must - have game for its humour alone.

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The game features well defined gameplay mechanics and a long lifespan, as well as some unexpected humour, which makes up for its rather high price compared to the version available for mobile platforms.

The heart and the humour of the story more than make up for any clunkiness in the game's mechanics and a slow start.

There are already trailers out there for Lego City: Undercover that show off the gameplay, the humour and uniqueness of the game, why spend lord - knows - how - much on this god - awful s ** t-fest.

Clouds & Sheep 2 (a sequel to a few year old mobile title) is just that with plenty of cuteness and humour for young and old but does it hold up as a game?

The humour of the game is hilarious and makes references to many other games and movies, look out for who I like to call «Solid Toad» at Fort Cobalt, he comes with his own... I better not say, in case of Spoilers

«The Incredibles franchise, full of super-powered characters, adventures and teamwork, combined with all of the humour, puzzle - solving elements and unexpected surprises of LEGO games makes for the perfect combination for players,» said Tom Stone, Managing Director at TT Games Publishing.

For regular RPG fans, the game wins by virtue of great balance in marrying conventional tropes with humour, loveable characters and a story that though not unique in a synoptical sense (evil being overthrown by band of merry civilians) delivers a well executed and extremely satisfying experience with surprisingly emotional turns that are not too cheesy.

The story — about a law - enforcer who is sent on a wild goose chase by a villain with a penchant for playing games, literally — would require someone with some great physical, action abilities coupled with charm and humour, and Lee would be perfect.

If you're a fan of the «Merc with a Mouth», action games or crude humour there's bound to be something here for you.

Our writers voted for MachineGames and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, impressed with the way in which the game's dark themes were treated with equal parts respect and humour.

Younger gamers drawn to the art style and the humour might not be the best audience for So Many Me's wildly escalating difficulty.

The game is well - humoured, looks good, plays well — but unfortunately, I didn't feel the attachment for long.

The game has been hailed in many quarters for its use of music and irreverent humour and from the trailer (see below) it certainly looks like a fun game for Switch users to enjoy.

Baby Maker Extreme — 80msp Sick, $ ^ & # up and plain wrong just some of the words my flatmate came out with upon first playing this game, yet its addictive and if you like slightly sick humour this game is for you.

Combining FPS combat with RPG levelling up and loot gathering along with unique visuals and a good sense of humour, your in for one of the best games in 2009.

As a fan of the Merc with a Mouth I was pretty excited by the idea of a game in which he would be the star, viewing his combination of swords and guns as perfect fodder for a hack and slash adventure, and his fourth - wall breaking mad - cap sense of humour as a chance for developer High Moon Studios to flex their comedy muscles.

The humour is also very mature and crude at times, but again, it fits with the game and the style the game is going for — just something to be aware of if you're against that sort of thing.

He's a ego - driven douchebag in almost every sense, and the game relies entirely on that for its humour, and thus also relies on the player enjoying Rufus as a character.

For Deadpool fans this is definitely a game you should seriously consider picking up because it nails the character perfectly, capturing the insanity and humour of the Merc with a Mouth in a way not seen since his better comic runs.

Whilst not based on any of the pre-existing Ace Attorney games, the film's story is equally as bonkers, keeping in all the trademark humour the series is known for.

If nothing else, the game is certainly worth trying out, because for those who can find the humour in such a bizarre and preposterous concept, the game delivers a thoroughly entertaining and, at times, even heart - warming delve into a world quite unlike those we typically see in this medium.

While not the first LEGO game to have dialog, it is the first to use dialog directly from its film source, which will make for an interesting challenge for the developers, Traveler's Tales, to take on as they inject their classic humour and lightheartedness into the property.

Interactive Entertainment, TT Games and The LEGO Group have unveiled the latest trailer for LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens., which showcases the adventure, the action and the humour that we've all come to expect of a LEGO game.

One thing is for sure, you'll get strange looks when you're sat playing and chuckling to yourself with the humour in the script, whether spoken or read it's a bloody funny game.

Yet, with all the focus on the next generation, there is a real chance that a few good games may slip the net between old and new, which is why Monaco is highlighted for your gaming pleasure; its quirky appearance, original idea and wry sense of humour presents a tight and polished package which contains a few minor hiccups here and the...

The childish humour may not be for everyone, but overall the game play is good fun and with a decent amount of levels and good replay value it is worth strapping on your jet - pack and giving it a go.

If you have any interest in RPGs whatsoever, if you think you might appreciate the humour, or really for any other reason at all, you owe it to yourself to purchase this 80 MSP game.

For a game starring a cheerleader with a chainsaw we shouldn't have expected much subtlety and maturity, but unfortunately the game plunges the depths of taste and mostly displays humour that comes off embarrassing for aFor a game starring a cheerleader with a chainsaw we shouldn't have expected much subtlety and maturity, but unfortunately the game plunges the depths of taste and mostly displays humour that comes off embarrassing for afor all.

A major part of the enjoyment of the series for many is that it is set in Japan and we get to see all of the quirks that entails as well as the awesome food and sense of humour permeating the whole game.

Like always Traveller's Tales have proven that they know how to make a funny game: there's plenty of manic moments and silly humour for the kids that adults can still enjoy as well.

It's not just games, either, as elements of life in general are perfect prey for the Stanley Parable's unique brand of oddball humour.

And that's the theme for the first half of the game: there's the occasional laugh to be had, but mostly the humour feels like it's coming from a 13 - year old that somebody let loose with a pen and some paper.

With it's simplistic, yet unique gameplay this could be a fantastic alternative to the usual shooters, this could be a surprise hit for 2010, providing gamers with something unique to play and enjoy while it's over the top cartoon violence and humour should keep you smiling for a long time.

The game has a charming sense of humour that didn't rub me the wrong way, and your units bop up and down to the beat waiting for you to call on them to attack.

The game has a playful sense of humour, and whilst the writing is unlikely to have your sides splitting, it'll certainly raise a wry smile from time to time such as when your troops can't join you for the next battle because they're queuing for the toilet due to a lack of latrines, or upon completing a level to be told «They took some arrows to the knees!».

Now it's not that I'm a killjoy, some of my favourite games deal with adult themes, but when this is a 16 - rated game (it has been an 18 - rated game in previous forms) that aims its humour at those at the lower end of the puberty scale (there are trophies for standing in poo and tipping strippers) it begs the question whether the Duke really is a parody of the action heroes of the Eighties and Nineties as many people believe him to be or just a poorly - judged lead character for a video game.

For a game featuring hundreds of hours of content and an absolutely insane sense of humour, that price is definitely worth it.

Containing a selection of four party games, including YDKJ 2015, it proved to be a massive hit thanks to its variation, ease of play, and the sense of humour the franchise is known for.

High Moon Studios have tried to put humour in the game, and you'll often find Deadpool having conversations with the voices in his head or breaking the fourth wall to talk to you in the way that has made the character so loved and famous in the comics, but be prepared for a lot of toilet jokes.

The humour of the game is hilarious and makes references to many other games and movies, look out for who I like to call «Solid Toad» at Fort Cobalt, he comes with his own... I better not say, in case of Spoilers

The game is one of many Lego - fied franchises that TT has developed a game with, notable for its trademark humour and its vast array of playable characters.

This survey reveals that viewers watch our videos on a daily basis predominately for the personality and humour of the content creators rather than for reviews, footage, competitions or how to guides about games and gaming,» says Rich Keith, General Manager of Yogscast.

Packed to the brim with the kind of self - aware meta that has been missing from games for so long, and boasting another really sweet in - game card game, Evoland 2 was the indie game that did indie better than most other indie games this year, and was a shining beacon of light - hearted humour in an otherwise gritty, photorealistic world.

The story is well - written and voiced with some really amusing humour thrown into the mix with a couple of great innuendos for older gamers.

In a world where most games are dark, depressing and difficult, the light hearted humour and tongue - in - cheek attitude of the Lego series, along with the extremely easy difficulty level make for a somewhat polar opposite to what the majority of games today offer.

Matching the phenomenal excitement, intelligence and humour of the hit TV show, Sherlock: The Network has been received with universal acclaim by press and fans alike, helping the game to the number one spot in the Paid App charts for 10 straight days.

No other world in video games comes close to this in size or scope, and there is sharp intelligence behind its sense of humour and gift for mayhem.