Sentences with phrase «games like destiny»

Jason Schreier gives a behind - the - scenes glimpse of what it's like to work on blockbuster video games like Destiny and Uncharted 4, as well as indie titles like Stardew Valley and Shovel Knight.

No game is fun forever, though: Loot - driven games like Destiny 2 or Star Wars Battlefront 2 have found it nearly impossible to balance the rates at which people can grind rewards while keeping everyone happy, while even level playing fields like Overwatch struggle with toxicity between players.

If you're looking for a narrative, single - player driven shooter, we'd steer towards games like Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, which offer a better balance between narrative and gameplay.

Not only does it have the visual polish of games like Destiny 2 while still running at a smooth 60 frames per second, but it also captures the feel of Star Wars perfectly with the sound and visual design.

To me, the beauty of MonHun is that it has pared down gaming to its essentials — rock solid gameplay / combat mechanics linked to a nearly peerless crafting system (as others have pointed out, games like Destiny do not have looting done at this level).

But for games like Destiny, Ghost Recon: Wildlands or their ilk, or any flavour of MMO, it sounds decent enough to let you play to your full potential, and is sufficiently comfortable to let you play games for much longer at a single stretch than you really should.

Fortunately for the fiscally conscious gamer, there are some sub - $ 1,000 notebooks that can run graphically taxing games like Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus at solid frame rates.

Of course, «video game players are mad at video game» isn't exactly a novel narrative, and it's certainly not specific to games like Destiny 2.

In this way, games like Destiny and The Division have mutated into services — and although some gamers despair at the new era of endless DLC, season passes and add - ons, it is working.

With games like Destiny, which features both a linear campaign as well as more open - ended challenges, quests, multiplayers modes, and expansions, players could be locked in for years.

Personally, I despise the idea, which is why I've given games like Destiny and Overwatch such a wide berth.

Worse yet, many times in the case of games like Destiny, The Division and For Honor features are just left out that should be there.

Other games like Destiny 2 and The Division, meanwhile, require an Internet connection and a PlayStation Plus subscription to play at all.

Anthem will be an action - adventure title that will work as a «live service,» similar to how games like Destiny and Tom Clancy's The Division work.

I look forward to how the gameplay will hold up even if you don't have a solid internet connection, but with games like Destiny and other MMOs proving popular nonetheless, perhaps The Crew will be the next big thing to happen to racing in video games.

Call of Duty isn't as bad as games like Destiny, but adding paid DLC maps only serves to split the player base every time a new one is released.

This just not true in the PS4 generation, and not merely through traditional map pack DLC but through games like Destiny that are constantly evolving with new expansion packs.

And with the sheer amount of man - hours that must be needed for upcoming games like Destiny or The Division, who said this mysterious quote is anyone's guess.

Umbra may not be a familiar name to gamers, but its technology is used in games like Destiny, Quantum Break, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, and Rime.

This was nice, but unlike games like Destiny it hardly ever created a situation that benefited any of us.

it's really a sad situation for the gaming community because this younger generation is shaping the industry, games like Destiny and THIS shouldn't be considered AAA games....

Another trend which I mentioned in my last report is that whilst core games like Destiny: The Taken King and Metal Gear Solid V are selling better on 8th gen consoles, family friendly games are still seeing higher sales on last gen or Nintendo systems.

For instance, you can join parties and launch into games with other Community members, which is a great feature for those who like playing multiplayer games like Destiny or Overwatch but don't want to go through the solo queue.

They don't compare to those you'd see in games like Destiny 2, but the cut - scenes are like watching a top quality animated movie with outstanding voice acting from Hellena Taylor (the voice of Bayonetta.)

Many games like Destiny, Overwatch, and Call of Duty are stressful.

Sony for example is getting games like Destiny or Call of Duty on board, which results in DLC packs to be released first on the Playstation 4, or time limited exclusive content.

The affected game testers can still use their consoles, they just can't get online with them, and that also means that they can't access game updates or online games like Destiny.

In an era where games like Destiny 2 and Battlefront 2 are struggling to balance content and microtransactions, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is giving players so much content they can't keep up.

AAA service games like Destiny 2, Star Wars Battlefront II, Call of Duty 2017, Red Dead Redemption 2 and Ghost Recon are nowhere to be found on Switch.

Big league games like Destiny and GTAV cost more than 9 figures, and a third of that at LEAST is usually earmarked to marketing.

SWTOR is one of those games like Destiny, as soon as they realized that a lot of the game revolved around cosmetic items, they monetized the living shit out of every system that involves cosmetic items.

If you're mostly looking to play «third party» games like Destiny, however, or prefer more mature games, we'd suggest...

With multiple classes to pick from and loot to collect, Anthem seems to be EA and BioWare's answer to shared world, MMO - lite style games like Destiny and The Division.

Of course, this was around when games like Destiny 2 and PUBG were on the rise, and the height of the great loot box disaster of 2017/2018.

It doesn't have the strongest lineup of exclusive games, but it is home to all of the major third party games like Destiny 2.

yh some fans of popular games like Destiny now would eat the reviewer up if he gives it less than aN 8.5.

Something we have seen with games like Destiny and The Division.

Again games like COD Ghosts that clearly suffered from early launch time constraints were held as the true capability of X1 but at the same time much better games like starting with as far back as Forza5 all the way to games like Destiny now hitting 1080p and looks better, plays better and has way more content, features etc at 1080p but now its like «meh, whatever».

I'm sure you've read many reviews for multiplayer focused games like Destiny or what have you, that have said you really shouldn't play the game solo; well Sea of Thieves is a game you * really * shouldn't play solo.

you know what from now on I am just going to wait for the complete version seeing that many people are getting ripped off paying for only part of there game good thing I didn't get this at launch but am regretting that with other games like Destiny.

In fact, games like Destiny incorporate many of the compelling elements of classic MMOs, which expose them to a new generation of gamers.

The Order 1866, an Infamous DLC that you can play without the game, and of course exclusive DLC content for multiplatform games like Destiny are all great incentives to get a PS4, while XB1 has yet to attract me outside of perhaps Titanfall and Sunset Overdrive.

Perhaps this shift in mindset explains why AC: PC is succeeding while games like Destiny 2 are struggling?

Alienation is Housemarque's biggest game yet and aims to engage fans of their previous titles as well as fans of games like Destiny.

They both wanted games like Destiny, always online games.

Whilst this is true to a degree, the sheer addictive thrill of increasing your weapon accuracy by two points well and truly sucked me in and I found myself finally understanding the draw of MMOs and games like Destiny.

This is indeed the best time to take advantage of this once in a life - time opportunity to try out these huge PS4 multiplayer games like Destiny, Grand Theft Auto V, Far Cry 4, FIFA 15 and many others.

Monster Hunter fans are those most likely to be drawn into Dauntless» world of hunting, well, monsters, but this is a game that I feel can reach beyond that audience, tapping into players of traditional MMOs, the modern crop of online co-op games like Destiny and The Division, and many other.

There are some choice Cyber Monday deals underway right now, but Microsoft offered up a few deals of their own on the digital versions of games like Destiny, Evolve, Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin, and Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime last week, and today is the last day you can enjoy them.

Even with some outstanding in - game action and combat, the progression system falls flat in more ways than a game like Destiny 2 can afford.