Sentences with phrase «heavily from other games»

Not exact matches

With our mid he will score 30 easily, plus consider his assists others will benefit from it heavily, Alexis — Benz — Walcott, i like it cuz they can interchange their positions, one moment its Benz next is Alexis, while having someone like OG you are forced to play him in CF role whole game.

We were so heavily reliant on rvp that when he left we struggled, since then we have developed into a well rounded team that is not dependent on one player anymore, we have players scoring from midfield and defence and with giroud and Walcott we have players that compliment one another and that can bring other players into the game.

That's especially true if it's a heavily bet game (i.e. Spurs vs. Warriors), or if there's not enough buyback from sharp bettors on the other side.

Previous trailers focused heavily on gameplay, but he wanted to highlight the single player story campaign to distinguish it from other survival games.

While the game is no technical powerhouse, with rough edges and blurry textures in abundance, the art - team have been hard at work to give Darksiders II a unique stylised look that borrows heavily in places from classic high - fantasy and to create massive environments with a wonderous sense of scale to them, giving the entirety of Death's journey a grandiose feeling that many other games are lacking.

Our survey ran from June 15 to July 30, 2017 and was promoted heavily via social media and other game or music industry web sites.

In FFXV, the game was separated in chapters / arcs, and it heavily varied on story content from one to another, in some chapters we had almost nothing, in others we would get overwhelmed, and it wouldn't be comprehensive in the end.

Despite heavily «borrowing» from other shooters (most notably Gradius series) and some pixellation of graphics, the game is still highly entertaining and plays flawlessly.

There is one other thing that needs to be addressed, and that is the fact that the game borrows a bit too heavily from one other game.

So Bethesda created Elder Scrolls Online, an MMORPG that's heavily inspired by Skyrim, Oblivion and other games from the TES series.

Maps themes are borrowed from key point of the campaign and altered for the sake of two deathmatch styled games and two other objective based gametypes but really come to a fail in some that heavily stack the odds in favor of the team based at a drastically more viable vantage point over the other.

This game is scratching a lot of my itches - it has a great skill tree that's fun to tinker with, it focuses heavily on exploration, it's funny, classes feel meaningfully different from each other, you can feel the strength of your upgrades as soon as you purchase them so you always feel like you're growing stronger, etc..

Borrowing heavily from other titles and earlier games in the series, Splinter Cell Blacklist doesn't feel particularly fresh or unique.

Aside from its limited graphics abilities, the other reason you may not want to game heavily on the X240 is that it can get pretty hot when pushing the CPU or GPU very hard.