Sentences with phrase «heavy games a lot»

You doubtless can now play very heavy games a lot like Unusual Combat's most up - to - the - minute version.

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That you just would perhaps now play very heavy games a lot like Novel Fight's most modern model.

Not exact matches

The three heavy setbacks I mentioned earlier put a lot of pressure on Wenger and the team but every time they responded well, beating Monaco in France, taking 10 points from a possible 12 after the West Ham loss and winning the next three games after the Saints defeat.

There are a lot of people at the gym who tries to upgrade their squad game by adding heavier weights that they can handle — it's wrong.

I really like racing games that are heavy on customization, and i didn't feel like i had a whole lot of options, but we shouldn't forget

I really like racing games that are heavy on customization, and i didn't feel like i had a whole lot of options, but we shouldn't forget this is a launch title and it only gets better from here.

This entry in the franchise brings a lot of firsts to the series, with the biggest departure being the fact that it is no longer a third person survival - horror game but more of a dungeon crawler with a heavy multiplayer focus.

This year has some heavy hitters, and a lot of people don't buy every game that comes out.

Professor Layton games present a mix of exploration - based, story - heavy adventuring mixed with lots and lots of brain teasers and other puzzles to solve.

There's a lot more humour and quirkiness in this game, going from the cinematic heavy reveal, but expect there to be plenty of FPS action as well, as Bethesda throw more resources at the project.

Also, I feel that Quantic Dream's other two games, Heavy Rain and Fahrenheit, handled these moments a lot better.

Although the controls feel heavy and awkward and it looks crap and there are lots of little daft moments thanks to the AI, the game can still be a lot of fun when it comes together properly.

There's a total of four classes of worm available in the game for you to choose from; Scientists can't take a lot of damage but they can slowly increase your teams health; Scouts can fit in small tunnels that others can't and can also leap large distances; Heavies can take and deal out extra damage, and the Soldier is pretty much the standard Worms....

The gameplay, at least on my device, was smooth and fun, the music selection is well - suited for this kind of beat - heavy game, the difficulty curve was just about perfect, and the amount of content for the initial price is a lot better than what I'm used to getting in this style of game.

«The next big Esports game,» is a phrase that gets thrown around a lot these days, it's been used to describe some heavy hitters like Overwatch and the ever popular PubG.

There was a trailer and not a whole lot was known about the game aside from aesthetics and a heavy handed trailer with a very ominous tone.

The previous games ended in a way that left you with a lot to think about, which contributed to the somewhat dark, heavy atmosphere.

i don't know about you guys but i think gears is one of the best games in these gen yes its have some flaws but i don't see why some people bashing it just because its exclusive i mean they complain about the movement is fell heavy and slow but so do kz2 they complain about the grey and black graphics so do kz2 i know this article have nothing to do do with kz2 but am just mention some point to know that there are people are very blind when it comes to exclusive i don't see a lot of xfans complaining about gears glitch because its ecxlusive and i don't see any ps fan complain about kz2 awkward gameplay why people have to mess a lot of great games and even if they play it they complain about anything just because its not exclusive?

Again, with Mafia 3 being an open world game, a lot of it can be spent behind the wheel of a car as you travel to and from different parts of the city going from one objective to another and while it isn't so much of a problem early in the game, the lack of a fast travel option becomes quite a hindrance as time goes on and the further you get in the game because at times it will force you to travel huge distances to speak two lines of dialogue with someone for example and then makes you drive all the way back to where you were originally, which becomes a bit of a chore, but the car handling isn't bad and it almost feels like you are driving a car from the 60's as it feels heavy and limited as you manoeuvre certain cars around a corner.

If you enjoy a game that has a lot of violence, blood, heavy metal music, and zombies then Killing Floor 2 is the perfect game for you.

This could be the controller but the game plays really well and pulling off light or heavy shots is a lot easier than before.

2010's Darksiders was a cool surprise, an action - heavy apocalyptic epic that beat The Legend of Zelda at its own game by freshening up the combat and pulling in a lot of ideas that trace back to a lot of different places.

Until Dawn is a horror game at its roots but leaves you with different choices a lot like Quantic Dream's Heavy Rain on the PS3 and like it if one of the characters dies the story will continue on until the end of the game.

The progression in the multiplayer being so intrinsically tied into a loot box heavy system took away a lot of what made the first game so pick - up - and - play, with a great deal of the game being left to chance.

I could probably stretch out another hour to that playtime if I wanted to get the 6 achievements that are gained by beating certain levels a specific way, and a few more hours if I cared about getting the more grind - heavy achievements (like buy all of the stuff in the store & defeat over 10,000 dinosaurs) but there's no denying that Go Home Dinosaurs is a lot shorter than other favorite tower defense games like Plants vs. Zombies, Pixeljunk Monsters, Defense Grid, and Defender's Quest.

This puzzle filled action - adventure title has lots to offer, from a beautiful and moving soundtrack accompanied by a heavy and deep isolated atmosphere, to one of the best sets of gameplay mechanics I've seen in a game of this genre.

Add versus mode in there along with local multiplayer, both games are very feature heavy fighters with a lot to offer.

Heavy Rain is still my favorite game of this genre because players weregiven a lot of freedom plus there were multiple characters and endings for you to experience.

Sometimes when there's a lot of vegetation on screen or weather conditions get rather heavy, the game can dip significantly and go from a fluid 60 fps to hovering around 40 fps.

It can get a little collect - em - up heavy at times, and there's a lot of backtracking that can wear quite thin; but damn it all this is Double Fine, the masters of making games that are objectively flawed, but undeniably fun, charming and often hilarious.

Overall, Call of Juarez is a fairly standard swear - heavy game, with a terrible story, but a lot of good systems, and well pulled off concepts.

Australia is a tight street circuit so that lots of traffic to would be rendered simultaneously, and the particle system from the Heavy Rain conditions will push the demands of the game to the max.

The game is a lot more story - heavy than every other similar game out there, and the story of Drakengard is surprisingly more original and refreshing than most of Square Enix's RPGs.

It was probably Brandon Sheffield's interview with David Cage about storytelling and censorship in games, as it pertains to (the pictured) Heavy Rain that got a lot of the notice.

The game is extremely grind heavy, but there are a lot of interesting warframes, weapons, modules to collect.

There is a lot to watch and the market is heavy with all sorts of battle royale games.

Awesome stealth mechanics; Augmentations add a whole lot of depth to the game; Heavy choice based gameplay, a lot of freedom to play the way you want; Great story with nice twists; Really likable main character; City hubs are open and rich; Atmospheric; Really believable world; Really long adventure; Very high replay value; Exceptional art design; Brilliant level design; Soundtrack is awesome; Awesome cover system; Takedown animations are flashy and slick; Third person view to first person view transition is smooth and fluid

The fact that episodes are being released so close together seem to suggest it's already all done, and unlike plot - heavy adventure games that lend themselves well to serialization, there's not a lot going for Revelations 2 «s story thus far to make me believe the drip - feed approach has done anything to help it from a creative standpoint.

ESL had a heavy focus on Mortal Kombat, but word is that a lot of the funding game from Warner Bros..

Heavy Rain got a lot of criticism from a certain fringe of gamers for this but it got awards too.

This entry in the franchise brings a lot of firsts to the series, with the biggest departure being the fact that it is no longer a third person survival - horror game but more of a dungeon crawler with a heavy multiplayer focus.

A lot of games claim to be rhythm - based, or claim to have a heavy reliance on music, but that's actually true in the case of Inside My Radio.

After all, Rare has designed the game to be heavy on social interaction, and big ships require lots of people to run them well.

Even on a day with heavy usage, that involved playing a lot of games and taking lots of pictures, the phone still managed 4 hours of screen - on time, despite lasting only around 8 hours off the charger.

It's such a story - heavy genre, such a low - key and relaxed and minimally - interactive genre — it's perfect for couches, for sharing with other people in the room who might not play a lot of games but are interested in watching.

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All of these consume a lot of power and with such impressive hardware, users are bound to push it to the limit with heavy games and applications, which further decrease battery life.

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You can play heavy games that require a lot of graphics without any lag and heating.