Sentences with phrase «gameplay elements though»

He did reveal two gameplay elements though — Arthur's hair will grow dynamically over time and he confirmed with concrete words that there will be no other protagonists in the game.

The weather effects don't just add nice gameplay elements though; they get to show off the improved particle effects allowed by the game from its use of Unreal Engine 4.

He did reveal two gameplay elements though — Arthur's hair will grow dynamically over time and he confirmed with concrete words that there will be no other protagonists in the game.

Not exact matches

Most maps have hackable turrets and blast doors which can be sealed though these are relegated to optional, tertiary gameplay elements.

Mostly though, the camera comes across as a gimmicky addition with some very light gameplay elements and doesn't have a profound effect on the experience either way.

Whether the original game's strategy element will be present remains to be seen, though one new addition is the «Chip Enhanced Gameplay.»

Gameplay is also a major element of that fame, though that is largely the same in the two modes.

The graphics (though EA definitely needs to work on better camera angles in future releases) and sound provide a nice hockey atmosphere, but the key to the game is the balance of arcade and sim elements of the gameplay.

Though at times elements would pop into existence during gameplay it was so few and far between that more would never notice.

The gameplay is very similar, in that the camera is fixed, though it takes elements from the New Super Mario Bros. series as Luigi, Peach, and Toad join Mario as playable characters.

Though the Virtual Boy Mario's Tennis simply focused on tennis fundamentals, Camelot's Mario Tennis series adds gameplay elements not present in traditional tennis, such as power - up items, power shots, and external obstacles interfering with the game.

Even though the story deserves high praise, the gameplay elements still feel a little undercooked.

I don't want to make it sound overly simplistic, though, because there are certain gameplay elements that spice up the experience.

Even though Momodora: RUM has a lot of gameplay elements that are working in its favor, it feels as though the game is just checking boxes in the «How to make a game» rubric.

Even though Outlast 2 seems to be significantly disconnected from the first game from a narrative standpoint, the gameplay elements of the camera and combat - free survival are carrying over.

It's just good to see a motion controlled game that isn't aimed at just casuals and (even though we haven't seen all that much) go quite deep into the gameplay elements and finer details e.g. the ball on the end of the controller changing colour to represent what spell you are using, and I think we of all people should support that.

The gameplay elements completely change up everything you would've witnessed before in previous entries, though the foundation of the gameplay in which you conquer camps and slowly take control of the land around you feels the same.

Dead alliance is a basic first person shooter with zombies elements in the gameplay for no other reason than to call it a zombie game, the survival mode contradicts itself and the multiplayer constantly has lag, you don't get a campaign even though they sell a single player expansion and at a price of # 20 / # 30 / # 35 depending how you buy it, I think it's a complete waste of your money and time, take a look around the internet to see what other think before you take my advice but quite simply put, if you're a fan of first person shooters then don't waste your time with this one.

Though it boasts many of the same gameplay elements, such as leveling and fusing personae, the core of Q is actually taken from Atlus» Etrian Odyssey series, a dungeon crawler known for its difficult gameplay and first person battles.

Yes, the game must be commended on how it blends minimal RPG elements into that formula, though the gameplay feels like it's been done many times before.

Fear not though, like all Total War games, most elements of the game are scalable so that you can have a smooth gameplay experience, albeit without all of the graphical niceties.

The big difference between this and a normal platformer though is in the open world element to the gameplay.

Dynasty Warriors 9 is the next hack and slash game with stealth elements that revamps the hardcore, fast - paced gameplay of the series with the introduction of the open world environment with day - night cycles and dynamic weather systems set in China that can be explored on foot, horseback or boat, though the game will focus on livable environments such as cities and towns as well as places where large battles take place.

Super Mario Land — Even though this game was released for the original Gameboy (and the Gameboy Color) and even though it has a different gameplay, many of the elements from the original game appear in this title

The difference here though, bar the core gameplay obviously, is that the mercenary element that plays such a large role in the series» nascent narrative is now an online mode in and of itself.

There's plenty of content here and even though much hasn't changed, playing as Johnny Gat in Hell translates to a humorous adventure with exaggerated gameplay elements that only Saints Row can deliver.

A somewhat underrated platformer gem coming in at the tail - end of the PS3 era, Sly Cooper: Thieves in time perfected all of the gameplay and story elements developed in the previous three games, even though it was handled by a different studio.

If you've not bought Destiny already, there are a lot of gameplay elements to be experienced, even though some of these elements need some fleshing out, such as the almost non-existent story and the fact that outside of the hardcore elements it's currently a bit too grindy for what's actually on offer.

So specifically this time, even though within the Vita version there are Dana gameplay elements, thanks to the PS4 there's much more that was added.

It wasn't the visuals, storyline or other aspects of gameplay that resonated though (although these were all fantastic elements of the game), but it was its Nemesis system.

As an added bonus, even though the story is a background element in this gameplay driven affair, there is a surprisingly somber and effective narrative on display here.

Though I understand that it is a crucial part of the story, it does not work well as a gameplay element.

This is definitely a Danganronpa game, and even though it's got some never before seen elements like third - person shooter gameplay, it holds true to the things that truly make the series great.

The stadiums and fields look spectacular, though some minor issues with gameplay elements can bring the game back down a notch.

The trailer below gives an idea of the gameplay elements... I have to admit that I'm not 100 % about the cute animals portrayed as players though!

An element of gameplay that will be tweaked is «Eagle Vision», which has now been dubbed «Eagle Sense», though sadly Ezio dressing up as «Eagleman» is unconfirmed.

There are a lot of good elements in the gameplay though, multi-level platforms, animated backgrounds, destructible scenery, special moves, combos and a pit move reminiscent of Mortal Kombat.

I felt as though RE4 and RE5's stories and gameplay had reached their potential without any further evolution by the fourth and fifth games in the series, and when you combine the insane and redundant story elements with some rough - worn gameplay, it's easy to deduce that Resident Evil 6 is a strained attempt to both grow and stick closely to the groundwork laid by the last two main entries.

There are 4 gameplay modes; Elf the tiny dog is back to help you get into tight places; there's a new «Gift of Sight» element and I agree with other reviewers that it's a bit clunky but it does provide some answers in a «this is what really happened» way; hidden objects are presented in a variety of ways; puzzles and mini games are pretty good even though it might take a minute to figure out what you're supposed to do.

I must admit, the inclusion of water physics was a great idea, and adds a new element to gameplay, though it's not perfect - the water has a sort of «globby» feel to it, sometimes not quite reacting how you might expect and running more like oil.

The gameplay elements even though simplistic can get frustrating due to the camera angle and weird choice of not have a purpose to the side dodge option.

Though not a direct sequel to either of the previous BioShock games, BioShock Infinite shares many of the same gameplay elements, and gives us a fantastical realisation of life in the clouds.

The fourth installment - though not necessarily a «numbered» sequential title or sequel - returns to the original games 2v2 gameplay with extra elements of the Wii - exclusive Tatsunoku VS Capcom.

I appreciate that they threw in some extra elements though, as the main gameplay itself never really changes: Lucky starts the game with exactly the same skill - set as what he'll end with:

Though these two halves don't make a traditional whole, there is enough gameplay variety and elements spread across both to feel like a complete Level Pack.

There are two exceptions, for my money: The Arkham games, since taking down a large group of enemies required such precision and fluidity (though that wasn't DLC, so maybe that doesn't even count) and Dishonored «s much - more - fun - than - I - expected «Dunwall City Trials» which, by focusing purely on individual elements of gameplay, ended up feeling very different from the base game.

According to Blue Byte, Champions of Anteria is a unique strategy title which combines elements of MOBA and RTS gameplay, though Blue Byte is careful to avoid the MOBA title since that implies the presence of a multiplayer component whereas Champions of Anteria is a purely single - player experience.

One though is to say that it's okay to want something that isn't offered, but not okay to condemn certain story, world or gameplay elements in a game that you would have no interest in playing anyways.

All of the monsters are original designs (though with obvious influences) and the scale is much smaller than what you expect from Godzilla (they're big monsters here, not really «giant») but the gameplay is rock solid and fast - paced with lots of destructible elements in the stages.

Gameplay is also a major element of that fame, though that is largely the same in the two modes.