Sentences with phrase «game map really»

See a map of where all the shrines are, and make sure to also take a look at how to get unlimited stamina and how big the Zelda game map really is.

Not exact matches

tsk tsk this game was a waste of my alounce 10 $ for a game thant seem extremely lazy the has a small map god awful mod support no replay value however i had a little fun at the start it quickly got old and for the price im better o getting something else its like mine craft it looks really fun but when you play it it is really lame

The gameplay is amazing and it was different to any other first person shooter game because it had the morph ball mode and the scanning option was a great part of the game too, the map was big and finding all the upgrades was fun, the graphics were great, the story was interesting and the final boss battle was really epic.

I am a huge fan of the original Prince of Persia trilogy, and when I heard about this game I was a little worried that they would change to much of what made the original games great, and I was right, the gameplay has been completely destroyed, platforming is awkward do to too may actions being mapped to the same buttons, combat is tedious and unenjoyable, it's EXTREMELY repetitive, having to search around for light seeds just to advance the plot is stupid, and do to the fact that you can't really die the whole game just feels like trial and error, and the new Prince character is completely unlikeable, while they messed up most of the game it's got some good things going for it, the voice acting is solid, the graphics are beautiful, and the ending does have interested in seeing where the story goes from here, but I'm not sure if I want to pick up the next game they come out with, this was a huge disappointment and isn't worthy to bear the Prince of Persia name.

I really wish they focussed on improving all the things wrong with the previous games (AI, character movements etc) instead of just making the maps larger.

The single player is great and long, but the game really shines on multiplayer, you can even play your avatar, or play an invasion game mode where you build your map before you play.

What is going to really make or break this game as the best FPS is the future map packs.

The game truly shines when you are free to engage the enemies / wildlife how you seem fit but if you have to «fight» them in an arena - style map it suffers really bad.

The different type of titans really make the game very challenge but I was hoping more maps and better graphics.

I really hope they keep supporting this game with new maps, locations and some customization options for Karl.

Thanks to the good reviews I decided to try the game expecting to be a really nice game, but sadly the reality was another, this game is full of grinding, and the worst of all, is just the kind of grinding that doesn't reward you at all, the maps are very awfully designed and it hasn't any replay value, so thanks for making me throw 45 $ for this BS.

firefight is awesome fun with the only real setback being that its friends only i'd really of liked it to be open to everyone but i'm lucky to have friends to play with and if none of them are about i have the classic halo 3 multi player plus every dlc map to play on against one of the largest communities of players thats still going strong even after 3 years as one of the most played games online i really honestly do nt understand all the negativity?????? this game is awesome on every level

Having the option to wear clothing with respect to the theme of the board you're playing on creates a more rich, animated and fun atmosphere while roaming around on the board map; however, this wasn't really emphasized in any other Mario Party game besides this one.

The controls work really well in the game, especially those heroes that fly and I like how you swipe the touch pad on the DualShock controller and it brings up the map.

So is this the game that really helps put NASCAR on the gaming map?

Uncharted 2, the undisputed best game of 2009 among people who really liked it, gets a third dose of DLC this month in the Siege Expansion Pack, which brings new maps, a new game type, and Nathan Drake in a wetsuit.

While the original Street Fighter started that fighting formula, it was the sequel, Street Fighter II (and it's numerous iterations) that really put fighting games on the map.

The bottom screen is really useful for it map and touch controls, although most of the game is still best played with buttons.

The map editor, while a nice addition on a console game, feels really difficult to use with a controller and would work way better on the PC version but if you were really determined you could make the controls work and make some amazing maps as I'm sure some people will.

If you must have a disc version of the game, which admittedly comes with a really nice map and a manual the likes of which they just don't make anymore, you need to be quick.

That said, I don't know if Hyrule Warriors would be better with Online co-op or not — I would have to play the game first to decide that -, although the idea of having players facing each other in those maps on matches 2 V 2, 3 V 3, 4 V 4 and 5 V 5 sounds really appealing.

It was one of the games that really put western RPG's on the map, and also laid the groundwork for one of the biggest franchises in the genre.

The Wii U is going to be the copy of Revelations you want to buy the controller map and door puzzles really add that needed extra freshness to these survival horror games and gives the whole play - through a nice flow feeling things like this is why the Wii U will eventually sell more games than the 720 and ps4 if the 3rd party game is available for all 3 at the same price you get that added extra experience with the Nintendo now if they can build a online experience equal to that of Live it will be unstoppable

If unlocking parts of the map through gravity - activated switches or pulling levers is what the game designers really wished to emphasize, then they really should have scaled back the difficulty of the enemies; creating parts of the game which require precision or even standing still while enemies encircle you, sometimes throwing fireballs, and crossbows fire at you, just isn't that much fun.

Geralt's horse also becomes a necessity as the game progresses and players start to realize how large the map really is.

Are you guys really that sad?There making new systems and new games.We wont see those for another 6 months or more.Im talking about now.If you release a game with such little content then whats the point.You sell the game and say here are two rehashed maps and where bringing back execution but by the way where to busy working on next gen stuff so this is all you get.Thats pretty bad and you guys who agree with this are just foolsih feeble minded idiots.Look at Halo4 the content just keeps coming and coming.Excuses excuses.By the way Epic did nt make the game it was People can fly tards.Big difference.

However, the structure of the missions and your ability to purchase maps that highlight important locations on the over-world map really helps to allow you to tackle the game and explore the various locations in a way that suits your style of gameplay.

If I'm going from famous spot A to famous spot B and it takes me this long, it made it really easy to envision how that would translate to the game map.»

moment has to be on Need for Speed Underground 2, that game had a thing I liked to call last lap syndrome, you could be winning a really long race easily, and all of a sudden the computer would put a load of cars on the map in front of you making you crash.

Not really sure I care for the world - map, and the sole platforming stage so far has not made an especially convincing case for the necessity of sacrificing the original game's pitch of being a purer boss - rush.

Yeah, the lack of players on the console versions really does hurt the game quite a bit, even with the scaled down maps.

With the inclusion of the new eye - catching maps, we can access through the paintings, it really brings the game somewhat back up to par.

, it's exiting to try and break new ground... Or space really... There is no ground anywhere in this game, and I see you are always updating your masterpiece, and it would be really awesome if you could add a map randomizer or map creator to share with the community, but that doesn't change the fact that I LOVE your game so much it's the first game I have bought on my mobile, and probably will be the only one, and just felt the urge to write a comment on your game because I really want to see this grow:) keep your creativity up!

Thanks to the good reviews I decided to try the game expecting to be a really nice game, but sadly the reality was another, this game is full of grinding, and the worst of all, is just the kind of grinding that doesn't reward you at all, the maps are very awfully designed and it hasn't any replay value, so thanks for making me throw 45 $ for this BS.

It shipped with 22 maps (unheard of today) along with 7 unique and objective - based game modes that really emphasized the importance of teamwork.

It's obvious that the developer has spent some time getting the control scheme right, mapping useful orders to easily triggered buttons and it really does feel like the game was designed based on the Vita and its inputs as opposed to vice versa.

Don't get me wrong, completing Little Nightmares doesn't require much guidance, after all the map is small and you know there's a way out somewhere, however some parts of the game (notably defeating the longed arm monster at the end of Chapter 2) really could do with some kind of hint, especially considering you don't have any time to investigate the area and you don't want to solely rely on mere trial and error.

They didn't cut out any levels or maps, they didn't cut out enemies, they didn't cut out game mechanics or really anything that the original game came with (Granted it would have been nice to get a seasons pass so that we could get all the expansions, but I respect that they gave us at least 2).

I did few days ago and tbh it really sucks... Maybe FF is not for me, but this demo version actually didn't show anything we haven't seen already... Just a little bit of fighting, yea, quite interesting maps, but that's it... Still no clue what to expect from this game other than it does NOT look that good...

I really wish you'd had a better DLC marketing model that would have sustained your interest in MAG, but you kept giving things away for free and then released new game modes into a game where maps are tied to game modes, then didn't fix them when there were design issues with the flow of action.

I really hope the future work you are doing will include a few more online maps though — that will really increase the replay value of the game.

From the map, we have been discussing this with the team members, but there are so many closed areas in past Castlevania games, surrounded by walls... we sort of had really closed experience, in that I wanted to open out to the outdoor and get more varations.

We also want to make sure you get a really good sense of what the full game will be like, so we're making all 21 heroes and all maps and game modes available in the Open Beta — that way you can really start to get a handle on the game's central concepts, like roles, counters, and hero - switching, in a variety of different map types.

I really hope that some more maps may become available one day via downloadable content as the game seems to have captured a lot of peoples imagination.

The game also comes with single player tutorials and challenges that keep players busy if they don't want to engage in online combat, having players complete unique objectives across all four maps like hitting targets, beating record times, and more, which is fun, but not really engaging.

The only complaint I really have about the game is the motion - based roll control — that really should have been mapped to a button.

Titles like the slap-fest Rose & Camellia, and the skirt - flipping game Mekuri Bancho put the company on the indie map, but La - Mulana — described as «a freeware free - roaming platformer game designed to look, sound, and play like a classic MSX game» — is what really got them into the public eye.

The other thing that would really take the game to the next level would be co-op, and that (after new maps) would definitely be my # 2 request for a future update or sequel.

The game's strangely archaic map rotation only lets you play two maps per mode at any given time — which is great for getting to know each map really well, but bad for folks who have limited time and want to see all of the game's arenas.

Man, they really knocked that game out of the park and put that old franchise right back on the map.