Sentences with phrase «last adventure feels»

Not exact matches

Similarly, in the last section of Adventures of Ideas, having spoken throughout of the primordial nature of God (in terms of the supreme «Eros» of the Universe), Whitehead adds that the feeling of Transcendence

While the big fight at the end is certainly exciting and epic, it did feel like it lacked one last touch to make it a fitting conclusion for the adventure you were just on.

On film, these characters do not feel like they are most suited for further adventures, and this sequel's departure from Meg Cabot's follow - up novels seem uninspired, opting for the marriage requirement plot that we last saw in... The Santa Clause 2.

Just when 12 - year - old Bea feels as though she's lost her place in the world, a grandmother she barely knows takes her on the road trip of a lifetime in Rebecca Behren's latest historical novel, The Last Grand Adventure.

Group adventure travel means you're travelling with a small group: you won't feel like you're on a class trip, but more like you have a social community and a team to help you get up that last hill or conquer your fear.

As with the Condor trip I took to Patagonia last year, I always felt taken care of and could relax because all the little details were worked out by Erick and his Active Adventures Crew.

D: I always travel to places with a lot of adventure and activities and have done that so much in the last years that I kind of feel like going to a place with a white beach where I can just read a book.

Considering there are a lot of challenging rapids and interesting view along the river, you will feel that adventure lasts too short.

The narrative is tense and emotional, and whilst I will admit it doesn't quite have the tearjerking hooks of a game like The Last of Us, the feeling is found more in the melancholy scope of the grand adventure to deliver your Mother's ashes, and, most importantly, the character development of Kratos and Atreus.

Last of all, art styles have come a long way since we were cramming adventures into 8 - bit processors, with the most recent King's Quest showing that the same gameplay quirks can be brought to life and feel at home even with modern 3D environments.

And LEGO City Undercover and The Chase Begins and DC Super Heroes and DC Super Heroes 2 and Rock Band and The Adventure Continues and Pirates Of The Caribbean and Ninjago and The Legends Of Chima and Marvel Super Heroes and Universe in Peril and the LEGO Movie... culminating in a Hobbit tie - in that launched before the Trilogy has even completed, offers scant new features, feels unpolished and arrives less than two months after their last major release.

They're certainly not wrong in their assessment because The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human feels like some sort of deliriously brilliant marriage between the frantic shoot em» up gameplay of Metroid and the tranquil, almost melancholic exportation of Ecco the Dolphin.

The Last Guardian has a complementing orchestra soundtrack and an impressive visual presentation with simplistic gameplay that's never short on excitement, feeling and adventure.

It was almost like a «choose your own adventure» book at times, with every playthrough I had always feeling different to the last.

The last thing I want is for all this change to make the game feel more like a Witcher or Skyrim adventure.

Also, the promise of varied campaigns is yet to be determined; will each Infinity adventure feel much like the last?

A reader writes: Last night I went to bed feeling secure in my newly - undertaken adventure as a part - time freelancer who recently left an unfulfilling full - time job in the wrong city and the wrong working culture to pursue my field in greener pastures.