Sentences with phrase «game mechanics behind it»

«There's nothing that actually changes your game mechanics behind it either.»

You can moan about mario golf and mario kart and mario bros and everything in between, but in my opinion its not the character that makes the game... its the game mechanics behind the game and that is what so many of you don't even consider.

Not exact matches

Tired legs and tired passes were the mechanics behind the lack of penetration throughout the game.

But missteps with the gameplay mechanics means that this game is likely to fall behind the pack when it comes to action racing games.

From the creative minds behind Rune Factory and Harvest Moon with the development studio responsible for the Final Fantasy III and Final Fantasy IV DS remakes comes Avalon Code, an action RPG boasting a deep and engrossing story and innovative game play mechanics.

In the meantime, you can discover all the nuance behind the game's mechanics by visiting the developer's website.

if it had an actual good gameplay concept and mechanics behind it, i'd totally buy a game of luigi making pizza.

Be that as it may, for fans looking to get a Cyber Sleuth 2 out of this game will be disappointed as this game decides to stick close to the classic Digimon World mechanics and leaves behind the turn based gameplay of Cyber Sleuth.

While the game is indeed highly difficult, the unique mechanic of leaving your corpses behind adds a new dimension to the genre.

It's like we can discuss the mechanics that are in the game, and not just behind it, which is kind of refreshing after all the things that have been said and done since October 2015.

The team behind Gamestar Mechanic has prepared this introductory webinar covering the basics of game design and how to approach designing learning games.

As more research uncovers the mechanics behind successful game - based learning, learning managers will be in a better position to deliver effective learning games.

The winning child and their family will be whisked away to San Francisco, where they will spend a day at the Toys For Bob studio in Novato to get an exclusive, behind - the - scenes look at the creation of the latest Skylanders game and have the opportunity to gain insight into character design, level inspiration and gameplay mechanics with the creative team.

Since your character typically climbs ladders and can roll over boxes that they take cover behind — another questionable mechanic for a side - scrolling action game — it's a wonder that jumping was included at all.

A game is fun because the mechanics are satisfying and these should be the driving force behind the game.

Surviving Mars, the upcoming survival city builder from Paradox Interactive, will be making its presence known at the PC Gamer Weekender in a talk exploring the mechanics and thought process behind the game.

In a surprisingly obvious oversight in game design and gameplay mechanic, the team behind Surviving Mars decided to deny any way to connect domes, both literally and logistically.

Job Lauwen, a producer at Stitch Heads Entertainment, had this to say when describing the philosophies behind the mechanics and game modes of Kabounce:

I could go on about Uprising, such as how it features one of my favorite difficulty based mechanics or was one of the first games I really got into StreetPassing with, or how its soundtrack brought together the likes of Motoi Sakuraba (known for his work within the Tales series), Yuzo Koshiro (prior works including Streets of Rage and Shenmue), Masafumi Takada (the man behind the music for God Hand, the Danganronpa series and multiple games by Suda51) to create one of my favorite modern soundtracks in all of video games.

Not forgetting to mention that developer Housemarque were the people behind the game, who are famous for the likes of Super Stardust and Resogun, both of which were very well received twin - stick shooters, and also had gameplay mechanics which took inspiration from the likes of Asteroid, Defender, and Robotron.

From its initial moments, all the way to the point where players leave the game's open world behind (though players can technically return to the open world at rest stops through strange time travel mechanic or upon completing the main story), the kingdom available for exploring fails to leave much of an impression.

The whole idea behind the gameplay mechanics in Accel World vs Sword Art Online: Millennium Twilight is that you go around your world and have combat strategies to employ as you battle it out against various in - game opponents.

It takes balls to turn something usually associated with hate crimes into a «hilarious» gameplay mechanic, but Pablo indeed gets dragged behind a motorcycle for the entire game.

The core mechanic behind Worms is a turn - based strategy game on a 2 - dimensional playfield.

The game assumes you are already familiar with the mechanics behind both Tetris and Puyo Puyo.

The principle behind the indie games movement was that developers not chained to the high stakes world of initial public offerings and demographics research would be able to create innovative games that users would want to play, rather than what users had proven in the past that they would be willing to play, and finally there is a mecha game on the XBLIG service that proves the indie movement right, because Explosionade is a love letter to the great 2D SNES mecha sidescrollers that adds just enough new gameplay mechanics to make it its own beast.

That being the case, the game should feature mechanics that keep those players in mind, or at the very least include an easier game mode designed to help players with fewer years behind them, who might even be grappling with their emerging gamer instincts for the first time with this very game.

But, just like the first moment Link swings a sword in The Legend of Zelda, I can't help but feel like there's some magic behind this game mechanic.

On the one hand, it's technically a 3D game made by the same people behind Super Mario Galaxy, and hence has all of the tricks and game mechanics found in those titles, while on the other it's about as close to classic 2D Mario as you can get, with one hundred percent of the levels revolving around platforming rather than cheap gimmicks.

I had the opportunity to get behind the curtain for Techland's newest offering — a standalone battle royale game using mechanics and weaponry from Dying Light, subtitled Bad Blood.

The game has such simple mechanics but there is a hidden complexity behind it all that makes the game both challenging and fun.

Sadly, the mechanics behind the traversal of each memory sequence are rife with simplistic redundancies that can sometimes leave the game dragging its feet.

My preference is fast, skill - based action games, but I can get behind any game with interesting mechanics, or genuine soul.

Behind every great game though, are reams of artwork inspiring ambitious mechanics and design.

Those artisans include Lorraine, a mobile - first game studio and the part of Amber behind Link Twin, a gorgeous puzzle game now live on Hatch with a unique mechanic — the unbreakable bond between the two main characters Tom and Lily, and the search for their lost parents.

That might totally suck if it weren't for the solid mechanics behind each of these activities, but Atelier's solid «Synthesis» system — which allows you to alchemize and customize a truly ridiculous amount of items — and fast - paced, satisfying combat ensure that working for the government is a lot more fun in this game than it ever could be in reality.

Ustwo games, the developers behind Monument Valley, succeeded in building game mechanics around the manipulation of MC Escher-esque puzzles.

From the creative minds behind Rune Factory and Harvest Moon with the development studio responsible for the Final Fantasy III and Final Fantasy IV DS remakes comes Avalon Code, an action RPG boasting a deep and engrossing story and innovative game play mechanics.

One of those mechanics is keeping your character as safe and hidden as possible by seeking cover behind obstacles, which you can easily do by using the game's seamless cover system (you don't need to press any keys or buttons to do it).

The game is hard and the learning curve behind the mechanics of the base game can be overwhelming for just casual players who do not have time to learn the difficult to master gameplay physics.

Maybe you like the ideas behind Neverwinter but would prefer a game with a more Eastern flavour, or enjoy the deep mechanics of Black Desert but want something with a more Western style.

We'll also talk about the mechanics behind a Scary game, and our love / hate relationship with them, but first we'll talk about this week's E3 Rumor Round up.

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There's no thought behind any mechanic, leading to a distinct lack of identity, where every possible positive quality can be attributed to a far better game.

You'll scoff at the design trappings of a four - year - old game from a ten - year - old platform, marvel at the personalization behind its mechanics, revel in consuming its substantial amount of content, openly dismiss and simultaneously embrace its bonkers narrative, and maybe come to terms with the weird and winding road Type - 0 drove into existence.

Its a linear shoter that streams maps and removes everything behind it, it is not a new open world or semi linear experiance with some new amazing mechanic that will change the fps genre, it is JUST another killzone game.

What I don't appreciate is when a game tries to mask it behind ill - conceived combat mechanics.

It's like an early introduction to the thinking processes behind programming — while many games have us learn their mechanics to successfully play, in some ways Labo has us play to learn more about mechanics.

The above sections explained the basic science of gamification and detailed the various methods that may be used to maximize the benefits of the psychology behind the use of game mechanics.

During the Halloween event, for example, players received extra candy, used for evolving Pokémon — a key mechanic of the game and major drive behind the core monster hunting gameplay.