Sentences with phrase «game portals like»

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Obviously, we shouldn't spend all our free time on them, but video games — like books, movies and all other types of stories — are a portal into a bigger world we could not access otherwise.

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Furthermore, there is nothing in here that games like «Portal» and «The Talos Principles» haven't done better a few years prior.

I prefer games like Stanley Parable, Quantum conundrum, and Portal.

I have played most spyro games and although this one didn't have the little portals or whatever to go different places, I actually really liked it.

Anyway, in these scenes, the goddesses enter your room via a portal then do something silly like show off their game collection, eat snacks, or talk about philosophical issues.

«But, you know, if you want to do another Half - Life game and you want to ignore everything we've learned in shipping Portal 2 and in shipping all the updates on the multiplayer side, that seems like a bad choice.

This week also saw the release of ChromaGun, a Portal - like game in which you use the titular ChromaGun to solve puzzles by shooting different colors at objects.

Flying the vehicle is a little awkward and not as fluid as it felt when using characters capable of flight in previous Lego games (much like the Portal 2 Flying Turret Carrier).

Jump into a vibrant online world and experience what it's like to live in your own anime epic when the game releases this March on Steam and the Gameforge portal for Windows PC.

This concept of portal gaming with collectible figures seems like a perfect fit for Disney, as the company has a seemingly infinite (no pun intended) cast of iconic characters that can be implemented in this game.

As vortexes appear throughout all of LEGO - dom, sucking in characters like LEGO Robin and LEGO Frodo, it's up to our heroes to travel the annals of DC Comics, The Wizard of Oz, Back to the Future, Scooby - Doo, Portal, and dozens of other worlds to track down Lord Vortech and put an end to his game.

Even games that were astonishingly good or well - regarded for their times, like Portal, Chrono Trigger, Ocarina of Time, Half - Life 2, or Final Fantasy 7, rarely got perfect reviews from serious critics when they were released.

my son wants Disney Infinity Marvel for his Christmas on Xbox 360, I have a younger daughter who has just started playing some computer games and I think she would really like the Incredibles and Monsters Inc aspects of the first release If we bought the Dinsney infinity 1 game and characters would it be compatible with the 2.0 portal?

i want them to have a party game together, a racing game together, a platformer together where bowser and dr. eggman team up and mario and sonic team up (they discover each other's worlds because mysterious portals appear or something like that), and maybe a sports game (or a few) together.

In fact, plug the Tegra Note 7 into your TV via micro HDMI, pair up a gamepad, and download a game like Dead Trigger 2 — NVIDIA helpfully corrals titles that particularly take advantage of Tegra's power into its TegraZone portal — and you have a decent console alternative.

I'm not trying to hate on the other genres here, I play Call of Duty, Battlefield, Shogun: Total War, Portal, Counter Strike, Dawn of War, Minecraft, World of Tanks and anything else big that comes my way just like any gamer does.

Safe houses and within those houses portals to the real safe house where the player can actually upgrade everything (and unlike the other kind of safe houses seem like it will be around for most of the game).

Basically just offset your COD gameplay with something that actually requires thought like Portal 2 or an RTS game.

Portal — a pioneering type of single player action game that rewrites the rules for how players approach and manipulate their environment — much like how Half - Life 2's Gravity Gun reinvented the way gamers interact with objects in the game.

The only complaint I've read is that the game is to short because, like Portal, you just want more.

Telltale are certainly no stranger to using original property; their very first game, Telltale Texas Hold»em, a poker game for the PC that went on to serve as the basis for Poker Night at the Inventory and it's sequel, which starred the likes of the Heavy from Team Fortress 2 and even Portal «s GlaDOS.

It's odd to think that games like Tetris led me to find interest in games like Ilo Milo, Monochrome, and the Portal franchise.

Successfully managing the jetpack gun is the main puzzle element of the game, as each stage is composed of a number of rooms / areas that must be cleared to reach a portal at the end, and they usually involve platforming, physics, and quick reflexes — like clearing dangerous, spike - filled pits or huge jumps by jetpacking in different directions to expertly glide through or carefully clearing debris to have enough as a platform to bounce off of.

Feeling like you just made a discovery on your own is what makes this game and games like Portal work so well.

Like in Valve's original games, momentum is conserved as you pass through a portal, allowing for all sorts of wacky, multiple portal chain reactions.

I think the best way to summarize the difference between these two games is that Dragon Quest Builders is a Japanese RPG with Minecraft - like elements, while Portal Knights is a Minecraft - like video game with classic RPG elements.

For every engaging effort like Metal Gear: AC!D or Portal, there are duds like Fret Nice — the 2009 title which inelegantly allowed gamers to...

The original Portal was all about solving puzzles and learning this never before seen «weapon» to traverse a maze - like level, everyone who completed the game felt like the smartest person in the world and there were multiple ways to solve a room.

Certainly inspired by games like Portal, The Stanley Parable and even Minecraft this puzzle game has made pressing buttons more fun than anything before it.

Its been in Early Access on Steam and while I haven't personally played the PC version (I'm interested in and have been following this, but am already occupied with games like Portal Knights and the awesome Dragon Quest Builders to hop into another crafting game at the moment), from people who HAVE posted gameplay videos of that version on Youtube, you can see them hopping between First - Person and Third - Person views a bunch:)

I can't talk for the Portal Knights team or any difficulties they may be experiencing with the Switch version of the game, but I'll definitely pass along the concern / feedback to them, I can guarantee you at least that they care a LOT about their game / brands just like I do!

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Web portals such as GOG.com are also growing, and while not the same size as Steam, other web distribution channels like these should not be ignored for PC game developers.

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There are some great choices in there like Portal, Heavy Rain, Half Life and GTA but the rest just seem to be filled up with popular games for no reason... I'm surprised Fifa isn't in there

People who like to toss around «derivative» as an automatic negative mention the Zelda - style items and puzzles, the God of War combat and upgrades, and the portal gun to use as points against the game.

You can accuse it of being Portal and Minecraft's lovechild all you like, and it has some awkward physics that detract from the fun somewhat, but for recent indie puzzle games that weren't called Quantum Conundrum, you could do a hell of a lot worse than QUBE.

I've dabbled with games like BioShock, Blood Dragon and Portal 2, but I still held fast to my «I'm not an FPS fan» stance.

A year ago, Team Fortress 2 showed off the fun and quirky content its users could think up, leading to some of the insanely awesome content produced for games like Skyrim and Portal 2.

As the likes of Facebook make waves in pushing new content on eager users, so too do the dedicated portals have to up their game.

As the game progresses the puzzles slowly grow in complexity and new elements are added, including several new powers for Death, two of which are rather interest.Firstly he gains the ability to turn his body into a giant Grim Reaper statue and split his soul his soul into two pieces, both of which you can swap between and control, and the second is the ability to create portals on specific sections of wall that you can use to traverse the environment, a bit like a certain other game...... called Portal.

For an indie developer it's definitely a solid effort but in a world filled with AAA games like the Portal franchise, games like this need some type of gameplay innovation or personality that makes them stand out.

Try Nvidia shield TV, far more powerful, good support & some fantastic games like Half - life 2, Portal, Doom 3, Borderlands 2, Metal Gear Revengence, Ultimate Chicken Horse & the normal apps on the Google play like Minecraft, GTA San Andreas, Bully etc, all with good controller support.

Unfortunately, most casual game portals (like PopCap, GameFish, etc.) do nt allow you to purchase a gift certificate or card.

The first person perspective has also been used for games like Portal, which are more puzzle / platformers than they are first - person shooters.

«Whether it's a pop culture icon like Donkey Kong, an innovator and true original like Portal, or a game like Wii Sports that transformed millions of living rooms into interactive zones for all ages, they're among the most influential games of all time.»

«While that early version of the game was fun, it wasn't until I introduced ideas like portals, side - swapping and teleports that opened up the possibility space, offering new depth and scope to the puzzles.»

The game actually found ways to help you with this — portals would shift to fit nicely onto a platform if your shot was off, and the springboard Aerial Faith Plates would gently correct your course if it looked like you were about to hurtle to your doom.

Bridge Constructor + Portal... sounds like an impossible game, doesn't it?