Sentences with phrase «like open world exploration»

When you get down to that level, you won't be very surprised to find that people who like cars, and like open world exploration, gravitate towards Horizon.

When you get down to that level, you won't be very surprised to find that people who like cars, and like open world exploration, gravitate towards Horizon.

Not exact matches

If that kind of huge, open world ready for exploration seems like a perfect fit for the Oculus Rift, that's probably because it is.

The core gameplay in 7 Days To Die will be appealing and familiar to anyone who enjoys voxel - based crafting mechanics, open - world exploration and sandbox - approaches to gaming — similar to games like Ark: Survival Evolved, Minecraft, and Terarria.

Heather Staker Barefoot World Atlas: Our children like apps that are open ended and allow for exploration.

So far, the game seems like a traditional RPG game, featuring open world exploration, various classes, branching plot paths, and an emphasis on player choice.

The cherry on top of all of this is the most recent addition of Plains of Eidolon, which offers a gorgeous open world zone for players to explore and complete tons of new activities, like mining, fishing, bounties and cave exploration.

While the demo shown at PAX featured a relatively restricted area, Hob will feel very much like an open world, and exploration will be emphasized as a means of improving your character and progressing in the game.

The core gameplay in 7 Days To Die will be appealing and familiar to anyone who enjoys voxel - based crafting mechanics, open - world exploration and sandbox - approaches to gaming — similar to games like Ark: Survival Evolved, Minecraft, and Terarria.

Was it an adventure game where you had to go from goal to goal like the power lines that were shown in the demo or was it more open world and exploration while having a constant conversation partner at your side?

Like previous entries in the series, Darksiders III will be an open - world action adventure title with exploration and environmental puzzles.

Like its predecessor, Rise of the Tomb Raider suffers from the same «problem» of the narrative trying to instil a sense of urgency and impending danger, but the open - world exploration betraying that feeling entirely.

Like the popular RPGs of today, Breath of the Wild has an open - world design and has provisions for exploration and free - roaming.

For instance, perhaps the Exploration stat for a game like FF13 would be 1, where a full open - world like Skyrim would get a 9.

New races, new combat mechanics, open - world exploration, crafting, colony management, all these ideas sound like good territory for Mass Effect to break into, no?

Open World games like the Witcher 3, Horizon: Zero Dawn and Zelda: Breath of The Wild have created landscapes with plenty of exploration and content.

But the biggest takeaways from the demo are the game mechanics that Nintendo have brought in from the big boys like Skyrim and Far Cry: it's a massive open world with areas free for exploration from the off; you can hunt animals and cook meals, this looks set to replace the classic red health potions that hid in the grass; Link will suffer in the colder climates without warm clothing or from crafting new potions and weapons will degrade over time.

From that point onwards, Nintendo — like a joyous kid with a brand new toy — has a blast merging the unmovable staples of the Zelda franchise, such as dungeons, with the thrilling freedom of open - world gameplay, which — in its state here — is brilliantly dressed up with survival elements that make the exploration of Hyrule a constant search for the vital assets that allow a hero, who was originally almost naked and totally inept, to become a real threat to an unspeakable evil.

Thanks to a plethora of post-launch content updates, Warframe now offers activities like structured PvP, player - run clans which have their own dedicated social spaces, an engaging on - rails space - shooting gametype called Archwing, and, most recently, a new open - world exploration space which allows players to roam around freely and engage in mini-games like fishing and mining.

Breath of the Wild addresses this shortcoming literally by taking place on a huge open world map that begs exploration much like the Overworld in the original NES game.

This PS4 release isn't like other titles in the God of War franchise, with an emphasis on an open - world environment filled with side quests and very encouraging of exploration.

I would really like to see this kind of tiered exploration applied to open - world RPGs, apart from the usual «You must be this proficient / leveled / equipped to survive this area» bit.

Just like any other open - world game the environment is scattered with distractions, challenges and bonuses to encourage exploration.

Production studio Preloaded says that much like a conventional documentary, Life in VR has a «strong narrative voice to tell a core story,» but critically features an open world design that they say both provides «agency and rewards exploration.»

However, this is still not a full open - world environment like Breath of the Wild, or Horizon Zero Dawn, but it's the biggest in the series and encourages in - depth exploration.

What I Like: deep customization, amazing 1080p graphics, immediate availability of entire map / several cars, freedom / exploration elements of open world gameplay, exciting thrills with risk - versus - reward stakes, single / multiplayer integration, weather changes, cop / racer switching abilities

Games like «Horizon Zero Dawn» and Nintendo's «The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild» also proved that single - player games with focus on storyline and open - world exploration still has a place in the gaming world where publishers are no slowly shifting «games as a service» model.