Sentences with phrase «heroes against a wave»

It has recently had a new event added known as tap battle which is a rhythm game that has you put your four preferred heroes against a wave of endless enemies that you have to defeat at the right moment by tapping on the screen accordingly.

Not exact matches

There will be arenas from past games in the series, extra game content separate from the story, waves of different enemies, but the emphasis will be one - on - one battle against many different heroes.

Last stand mode sees both of you in acting the hero against endless waves of enemies.

For those of you not familiar with the Dungeon Defenders franchise, you control one of four heroes (many more can be unlocked with play) and you defend a certain location against waves of enemies, by using class - specific defensive towers, traps and special attacks.

This mode pits all three Heroes and all three Villains against each other with support from regular infantry on quite tight maps, the goal being to simply annihilate the opposing team's Heroes or Villains to win the round, with five rounds being needed to claim the overall victory, giving plenty of time for everybody to get a shot at waving a Lightsaber or jetpacking around the place like a lunatic.

Check out the video as our trio of heroes tries to hold down the fort against waves of zombies in the hilariously action - packed cooperative mode, Raise The Flag.

Survival mode pits you against twenty waves of increasingly powerful heroes; each map is randomly generated, giving D3 a lot of replayability after you've completed the campaign.

Arena of Valor pits team of players against each other in classic MOBA style, letting you select between over 35 heroes to push your creep waves down lanes and destroy the opponent's base.

In Half Genie Hero, Shantae sets out to stop a crime wave that's swept through Sequin Land, leading up to a showdown against her nemesis Risky Boots.

First is Horde Mode where the heroes fight against a vast enemy army that grows in numbers and difficulty from wave to wave.

In Epic of Kings, players are invited to control their hero and lead him into battle against waves of lethal adversaries as he embarks on a simple mission only to find out soon that he is part of a larger adventure and challenge.

The offline modes include only a tutorial, training missions, and mind - numbingly boring matches against A.I. bots in either wave - based survival, or standard battles (with optional Hero characters).

It's a vastly different story on iOS, of course, where that platform is over-saturated with examples of tower defence games, and indeed, which has served as something of an evolution chamber for it, with various features like hero units and upgradeable towers added over the years to the basic «plant down some towers to defend against waves of enemies» template.

Assemble six heroes from a selection of your favorite Banner Saga characters and lead them in battle against waves of enemies.