Sentences with phrase «length story campaign»

However, in addition to three distinct competitive modes, Battleborn also boasts a full - length story campaign that can be played either solo or co-op, and players can unlock much the same perks and rewards via solo or co-op play as they would in PvP.

The launch version of We Happy Few will come alongside a physical retail version to be published by Gearbox, and is set to contain a full - length story campaign, built around three playable characters and «more than 250 unique encounters.»

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With that said, we're getting new tidbits of information concerning the length of the story campaign.

They felt like battles that were added just to extend the length of the story campaign.

MK9 took a bold route and made players go through a fixed storyline with changing characters and their narratives and many players were left pleasantly surprised at the length of the campaign and the quality of the story.

A short campaign length and lack of overall depth make it hard to say anyone will be running through the game a second time, but multiplayer does give players the opportunity to use that same force of nature they became so familiar with in the main story on a much larger level, and more importantly against other players.

It might seem short but I found the campaign to be at a perfect length for the story Blood Dragon had in mind, any longer and it would have just kept dragging on.

All of these offer different ways to interact with the story, and add some length onto the game, which is already fairly long for just the main campaign.

All original cosmetic and content DLC is included in this re-release, providing access to every in - game costume immediately and adding bonus missions that expand the length of the campaign well beyond the story's conclusion.

We built the campaign around a series of the firm's outrageous client - service stories, showing the remarkable lengths Citrin Cooperman accountants and professionals go to serve their clients, like hanging upside down in a garbage chute while conducting due diligence on a client's new product.