Sentences with phrase «great monster hunting»

From my brief time facing off against the behemoths that make up Dauntless» core encounters, I can already see the magic begin to form into what could be the next great monster hunting experience.

Not exact matches

The map design is great on the other hand, there is a lot to do with the enviroment, and there are also loads of sidecontent if you like collecting **** Gear progression is boring as well, hunting monsters and making gear from their bodyparts sounds like hell of a fun, but progression consists of flat stat bonuses and visuals, it always plays the same.

Exploring, collecting materials, forging weapons / armor, hunting monsters, and finally bringing down the largest of monsters leaves the greatest sense of accomplishment in any individual.

There is nothing more intense than hunting one of the great monsters in this game.

That is, after all, part of what makes Monster Hunter so great: There's immense joy that comes from coordinating with a group and having successful hunts.

It's more that we want to have this great core action gameplay where players observe monster behaviour and then learn how to take advantage of that and manipulate that to assist in hunting them.

The monsters you can hunt in the beta include the Great Jagras, the Anjanath, and the Barroth.

Fighting monsters is a gruelling dance of death, but I quickly got into the swing of things — those 15 minutes learning the basic controls of MH4U really came in handy — as I hunted the Great Maccao, a beast that we affectionately started to call «that big Chicken thing».

Monster Hunter: World does a great job at approximating nature, especially when two giant monsters cross paths, leading to epic territorial battles that can either help you on a hunt or create some unwanted attention.

Monster Hunter: World can be a solitary adventure, but the game's recent launch trailer makes taming the world's greatest beasts look much more feasible when hunting in a pack.

A second beta followed later in the month for all PS4 owners consisting of the same two areas and three monsters to hunt: the Great Jagras, Anjanath, and Barroth.

I fought some easy monsters before tracking my first big hunt, the aforementioned Great Jagras.

Although it might resemble a hippy iguana, the Great Jagras is the first monster you'll have to properly hunt in Monster Huntermonster you'll have to properly hunt in Monster HunterMonster Hunter World.

It's great for anybody who wants to do some bite - sized hacking, slashing and summoning on the bus or train, even though it never quite hits the same heights as its monster hunting rival.

At the end of the day, Soul Sacrifice Delta is a great looking game with an engrossing story, killer soundtrack and an in depth customization system - the only thing really holding this impressive handheld title back is the repetitive nature of its monster hunting gameplay.

As we distracted the monster long enough to make our escape, our teammates had already delivered the final blow to the Great Jagras, concluding a successful hunt.

Jaws (1975): A giant great white shark arrives on the shores of a New England beach resort and wreaks havoc with bloody attacks on swimmers, until a local sheriff teams up with a marine biologist and an old seafarer to hunt the monster down.

It looks great, for one thing, but the open world is much larger and seamless, as you explore the zones to hunt and battle the huge monsters that roam them.

Go monster hunting on Loch Ness, hike in one of the last great wildernesses of Europe, hear tales of Scotland's bloody history and soak up the culture with a wee dram after a day's exploring.

Leaving from Edinburgh, this awesome day tour takes you monster hunting on Scotland's legendary Loch Ness and includes dramatic Glencoe, mighty Ben Nevis, the Great Glen and Highland Perthshire.

The AI is really great; the monsters in Monster Hunter XX feel like living creatures reacting realistically to people hunting them with giant weapons.

That is, after all, part of what makes Monster Hunter so great: There's immense joy that comes from coordinating with a group and having successful hunts.

After initial exploration, players will still revisit the same locations for their missions and free - roaming expeditions (where you can hunt, capture, fish, mine and explore without an objective or time - limit) but the game does a great job of making things feel dynamic with the day / night system and constantly roaming monsters so it's a different experience each time.

Sure, I've hunted monsters, vanquished pirates, and set out on my quest to be the next great adventurer of fabled Limsa Lominsa, but it pales in comparison to the scope, grandeur, and unforgettable journey that await dedicated and focused explorers over the course of their stay in the land of Eorzea.

Players will be able to hunt monsters, fight enemies, and explore Final Fantasy 15's world so much that you may be hideously overleveled when you actually get to the story bit you're going for; on the other hand, that may be something that Final Fantasy's been needing to get it back to one of gaming's greatest franchises.

As a «Hunter», it is up to you to journey into the dark depths of this submerged world and hunt down dreadful sea monsters and explore the post-apocalyptic ruins of humanity's once great cities.

The narrative and story pretty much comes down to hunt this or that monster but the engagement feels great.

It looks great, for one thing, but the open world is much larger and seamless, as you explore the zones to hunt and battle the huge monsters that roam them.

Monster hunter has a great story, cool characters, and breathtaking monsters to hunt and environments to explore.

While being able to join hunts in progress is great, what if you're in a position where no one else is in the room and you are hunting a monster that is a touch out of your league?

Visually fantastic (especially in 4K), the weapons are great and varied and the monsters to hunt?

Described as a side scrolling shooter with «monster - hunting gameplay», Earth Atlantis tells the story of a great climate shift that leads to 96 % of the earth being flooded with water, leading to the fall of humanity and (naturally) the rise of giant creature - machine hybrid monsters.

It is one of life's great mysteries and similar to Monster Hunter: World, I've spent the majority of my life traveling across the globe to hunt for evidence of these creatures.»