Sentences with phrase «in multiplayer games like»

In some multiplayer games like Call of Duty, you have to do play well to see the best stuff in the game.

I assume the low score is due to Edge's pickiness and the fact that the online system of the switch is total garbage with shit wifi range, which causes horrible lag in multiplayer games like Bomberman.

Not exact matches

We were early in with the Wii with games like Just Dance, and with Xbox Live, making fun multiplayer games, whereas before these types of games were only on PCs for geeks.

The Half - Life 1 series of multiplayer games, like Counter-Strike, Team Fortress Classic, Day Of Defeat or even Half Life itself, have had a similar application called «Half Life TV», or in short, HLTV.

It feels like multiplayer was an afterthought in this game.

However, I would like to see this game in multiplayer in the futur.

The game is poor in ways like there's no cut scenes and no multiplayer but it is expected since its the debut Call of Duty game.

The pacing is off, the story is unmemorable, there's a feeling of loneliness throughout the entire game created by Bungie's lack of desire for any social interaction, no matchmaking, no ranked multiplayer (multiplayer is lacking in so many features it feels more like a demo than an actual release), game - ruining bugs like inability to change key bindings.

If you are a fan of dungeon crawlers, this game will be in for your interest, although it lacks the multiplayer for a game that feels like it should have such a feature, the other features such as Replay Value, class customization, etc within the game make up for it.

A lot of people think, that in order to have a great multiplayer, the game must be loaded down with useless stuff like MW2.

However, the multiplayer is a bucket of fun, especially playing in a squad with friends, but you will need a powerful rig or the game will look like a 5 year old drew a few pictures and is showing you them on ms PowerPoint.

It lacks the polish of similar games like House of the Dying Sun and doesn't have multiplayer dogfights like EVE: Valkyrie, but what it lacks in professional touch it more than makes up for with ambition and a strong core design principle.

If you are a fan of dungeon crawlers, this game will be in for your interest, although it lacks the multiplayer for a game that feels like it should have such a feature, the other features such as Replay Value, class customization, etc

This game is definitely aimed at the younger Pokemaniacs, but older fans like myself can still get enjoyment out of it if they keep an open mind, it's not as good as the first PokePark game do to looser controls and by just not being as much fun, but it manages to expand on what the first game offered in the way of new content, for instance this time you don't just play as Pikachu but also Tepig, Snivy, and Oshawott after you meet them, and you can switch between them on the fly anytime you want, and you'll need to use each of their special abilities in your adventure, it also adds side - scrolling sections and a few other new features to keep things fresh, it also has some multiplayer attractions to play with so that's also nice, and you'll still be befriending all sorts of Pokemon just like the last game, you also get free roam after the main quest so you can make sure to befriend them all, and it's all adorable do to the cute graphics and world, even the loading screens are adorable, and as a gamer who typically plays more serious and violent games it was nice to spend time in the lighthearted PokePark with some of my favorite Pokemon, I recommend it and I definitely see myself returning in the days to come.

Murderous Pursuits successfully carries the torch of stealth - based multiplayer games like Assassin's Creed and The Ship in a fun, yet sparse take on the genre.

The skill curve for competitive multiplayer is no less steep than it was in past games, but new gameplay tweaks and fun additions like Archon mode and co-op make this the most accessible StarCraft game to date.

Sure you can play it on your own, but when multiplayer co-op was the one thing Undercover was missing when it released back in 2013, the fact it has it now, gives the game a fresh feel, which is a welcome addition as it has gone a great way in making an old game feel like a whole new experience.

While Max moves pretty swiftly in the main game, it feels like the multiplayer characters have weights strapped to their legs.

In addition, as we've recently seen with the Wii's loss of online multiplayer, the Wii U is not likely to stay a viable online platform forever, so if you are someone who doesn't sell off your games and likes to return to older titles from time to time, Mario Kart 8's lack of modes will offer only diminishing returns.

On the multiplayer side of things have made a surprising impact on this game, Condemned never seemed like a game that really was well suited for multiplayer but the different modes in this game actually made it worthwhile.

Speaking of multiplayer modes, one thing that separates Heliborne from games like War Thunder and World of Tanks is the unique way in which helicopters can be used on the battlefield.

As for actual plot, well right now as far as that is concerned, it looks to be the plot is as thin as this; Princess Zelda is cursed... with bad fashion and the three Links have to save her, but then again the Zelda series is known for dynamics like this and were well received and loved for them, it's all part of the colourful, fun appeal the series has always had, even in its darker games, because the makers of Zelda are not one for discrimination, there is a Zelda game for everyone and this game is proof of that, a multiplayer game and quest to share with our nearest and dearest.

«But, you know, if you want to do another Half - Life game and you want to ignore everything we've learned in shipping Portal 2 and in shipping all the updates on the multiplayer side, that seems like a bad choice.

Right now the game features the ability to alter environments and of course, build whatever you like brick by brick, with more Lego building sets and multiplayer functionality promised in the future.

Like most subscription - based massively multiplayer online role - playing games, The Elder Scrolls Online includes 30 day free game time with purchase, but in order to access that 30 free days, one first has to set up a subscription, and that's got some of the game's players in an uproar.

Honestly, I think they should offer new multiplayer modes and stuff like that as free DLC, to release one multiplayer mode in a full game is a little cheap.

In addition to the multiplayer mayhem, there's a single player mode that doesn't play anything like the rest of the game as you weave through rocks while you perpetually move forward and collect coins and stuff.

It's especially surprising when you consider that with online multiplayer getting so big, games like this should feel like they fit even more — time trials, vs modes, 8 - player versus matches where everyone throws down in a vicious competition for first.

And with multiplayer highlights like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Splatoon 2 and ARMS that can be played online ** or with friends and family * in the same room, plus an ever - growing list of great third - party games such as Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, FIFA 18, Rocket League, L.A. Noire, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Golf Story and Stardew Valley, Nintendo Switch is truly for any player.

Transformers: Prime - The Game then rounds out its design with a fairly predictable array of extras, like a gallery of character bios unlocked by finding hidden items in each stage and a multiplayer mode that lets you deathmatch against your friends — provided everyone has their own copy of the gGame then rounds out its design with a fairly predictable array of extras, like a gallery of character bios unlocked by finding hidden items in each stage and a multiplayer mode that lets you deathmatch against your friends — provided everyone has their own copy of the gamegame.

No, the main draw here is local multiplayer, and while there aren't as many options as your typical fighting game, battling in Nidhogg is so entertaining that its arcade - like simplicity is enough to carry it through match after match after match.

Unfortunately while the game is fun in co-op, the same can not be said for its multiplayer mode that offers a variety of different modes including the classic Deathmatch and Dominion but also has some new additions like Distance King and No Cross mode.

Let's not forget that there's plenty of high profile games launching in the final months of 2016, games that also require some time to be completed like Watch Dogs 2, South Park: The Fractured But Whole and others., and games with solid multiplayer portions like Battlefield 1, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered that players will enjoy for months.

Like so many games, Skydrift offers a single - player campaign and an online multiplayer offering — the former option acts a lot like a training mode with AI controlled opponents filling in for the human opposition that you're fighting against onlLike so many games, Skydrift offers a single - player campaign and an online multiplayer offering — the former option acts a lot like a training mode with AI controlled opponents filling in for the human opposition that you're fighting against onllike a training mode with AI controlled opponents filling in for the human opposition that you're fighting against online.

The leak says that Red Dead Online, the multiplayer mode akin to GTA Online that will accompany Red Dead Redemption 2, will be released some time after the main game, much like in the case of GTA 5.

This level of freedom in a competitive multiplayer game means you worry less about your kill - to - death ratio and focus on the exciting moments of the match - like getting revengeance on the guy that made a fool out of you last round.

Throw this in with some zombie - like enemies and sell it on XBL for a quarter of the price of a full retail game, and you just may have a multiplayer experience worth your while.

According to gamers who have been able to put their hands in The Phantom Pain's files, indeed, it looks like there was going to be a level editor for us to work upon the multiplayer maps and perhaps create some challenges that other players could embark on in some kind of asynchronous fashion.

some really great points there, I really like the game and what it has to offer but also wish it was a bit more of an ambitious project with adding some sort of fulfillment other than designing like perhaps more multiplayer gameplay activities, some AC: NL type of activities in the town center and your very own personal space to personalize..

I constantly felt like the game was designed to be played in multiplayer as the bosses were sometimes near impossible and there were just too many enemies thrown at you at once.

We'll likely see plenty of the multiplayer at E3 for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, but one thing that would be great to see is what the game will look like in the hands of skilled players.

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.

All the 3D Mario games are different (except Galaxy 1 & 2 - not a bad thing) but even to serious Mario fans, this just looks like 3D land in HD with multiplayer and a new power - up.

No other shooter feels quite as good as Destiny, and no co-operative, multiplayer action game quite gets the drop - in, drop - out fun of a community game quite like Bungie does.

Just the multiplayer — Bomberman in the past has had a single player mode complete with worlds and set pieces akin to that of games like Super Mario.

The game majors on local multiplayer, but not everyone in a given household necessarily likes playing games in their spare time, casual or no.

I just watched the Neetendro Rando video I can't beleve it got as high as % 86 in GM 6 of the games look decent great for online multiplayer but the other 6 six just look like filler.

Yes, much like you could do the Guild Hall quests on the PSP games, but it's like soloing in multiplayer (harder than single player offline quests).

At Paris Games Week 2015, Sony showcased ton of interesting games and there were few big announcements and surprises such as «Quantic Dreams» Detroit, Uncharted 4 Multiplayer, Boundless (it look like a rival for Minecraft in the making for PlayStation 4), new Horizon: Zero Dawn gameplay walkthrough» and many others.

I didn't get the opportunity to test out local multiplayer in Explorers, but it seems like being in the same room, playing with friends, would address virtually every issue that I have with the game's online multiplayer.