Sentences with phrase «game than a chore»

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Running up and down a flight of stairs can become a game rather than a chore.

It's the crappy camera management and the twisted control scheme (without the game pad) that make it more of a chore to play than it should be.

I don't think every game needs to be Dark Souls, but when it seems like any encounter with a pack of human - sized jackal minions is best solved by button - mashing and hoping I'm hitting dodge and attack with the right ratio to do damage while not getting hit too often, each fight starts to feel more like a chore than a rewarding challenge.

It was absolute rubbish at release, yes, and Capcom still can't manage basic chores of modern online gaming like completing server maintenance in less than 24 hours, but the fighting hardcore are pretty happy with the core game now — so we have high hopes for Marvel vs Capcom Infinite.

And ridiculously low drop rate for literally everything makes this game a chore more than a game.

«For teachers, or the occasional assistant or parent who has to transport pupils out to the suburbs or local footy game, driving the bus is a pleasure rather than a chore,» Lyndon explains.

It is likely used much less for off roading and farming chores than it is for looking good at junior's soccer game.

Rather than taking the time to craft interesting levels with worthy challenges, most rogue - lite games rely on RGN so much that gameplay becomes a chore.

It creates the game's challenge, but it feels a little unbalanced at times and, as a result, feels a bit more like a chore than it should.

Another major thing that makes game chores feel so much better than real chores is the amount of time it takes to perform them.

There is a deep roster of players, and the game's cartoonish visuals look great, but the bare - bones online play and frustrating gameplay mechanics sometimes make the game feel more like a chore rather than an enjoyable experience.

It's a system that in the wrong hands could have gone drastically wrong, feeling more like a grinding chore than a game, but it's so well executed it's hard not to love it.

It made watching the conferences a chore, rather than a celebration of all the great upcoming games.

As the game expects you to do it for fifty balls, it feels more like a chore than a game.

It becomes more of a chore to get through the story, rather than an enjoyable experience of the game's plot.

Because of this I found myself agreeing with what everyone said all the time just to keep them happy which takes away from the personality of the game and makes the dialogue moments feel like a chore rather than a neat feature that adds depth to the overall story.

I love games that give you this type of freedom as a player, and coupled with Destiny's stellar gunplay, level - grinding looks to be a future source of enjoyment, rather than a laborious chore.

It's RPG - style player levelling gives you more than enough of a reason to come back time and time again and the game, whilst taxing, is never a chore.

I struggled to want to finish this game is it just dragged on and towards the end was more of a chore than actual gaming entertainment.

While New Leaf remains one of my favorite games of all time, it has one glaring flaw that I alluded to earlier: managing all of the systems and constantly trying to pay off your debt can lead to the game feeling like more of a chore than a relaxing escape.

Very rarely do I ever play a game where there isn't at least one main story mission that feels more like a chore than a key part of the game, but L.A. Noire manages to make every part of the game feel important.

Very rarely do I ever play a game where there isn't at least one main story mission that feels more like a chore than a key part of the game, but

The middle of the game seems more of a chore rather than something enticing for me to continue and I would rather have seen it shortened, even if it meant reducing the game to a four to six hour DLC.

Instead, playing Wings of Magloryx can feel like a chore, and some of the game's aspects are so unfinished you can't help but feel that Wings of Magloryx is little more than bargain bin fodder.

In 2001 alone, he traveled more than 20,000 miles and put in more than 1,300 hours on the court or handling chores like lining up equipment and making arrangements for out - of - town games.