Sentences with phrase «love tactical games»

Thomas Hopper: I've been too busy with my work on ACORN to get a chance to play M+R: KB as of yet but I love tactical games and I will get around to it as soon as I can.

Don't get me wrong — I love tactical games and strategy games like X-com, but they work because the whole battle plays out in a turn - based system.

I love tactical games, but I never claimed to be great at them.

AC is an avid gamer that loves different types of genres, but specifically loves tactical games, JRPGs, fan service, and more.

Not exact matches

Arsenal fans will love to watch their beloved team again if a manager whose tactical awareness is on the high side because wenger has no plan B in every game, he leaves his step son Ozil who is playing bad and remove Iwobi or anybody just because his tactics is configured.

I wish Theiry Henry takes the managerial position, not just because of the love he has towards the club, but the tactical analysis of the game he does at sky sports.

Ramsey has had one good season for us since his horrible injury, he needlessly gives the ball away much too often and his finishing is even worse than Giroud's... once again we have fallen in love with the idea of what could have been... Ramsey has only scored 2 meaningful goals in his entire Arsenal tenure: one in Turkey and the other in last year's FA Cup, which is not near enough to make him a centerpiece of this offence... likewise simply his presence on the team sheet has led Wenger into making horrible tactical blunders because he will force Ramsey into the lineup even when it doesn't make sense... just think of all those games when Ramsey was played out wide on the right, which forced the RB to come up into the play far more often, and deeper, because Ramsey invariably would find himself in a more central position leaving us far more vulnerable to the counterattack..

It also lends itself to the in - game tactical flexibility that Max so loves in games.

I love turn - based tactical games, but this did not connect at any level.

It combines the tactical gameplay we all know and love from other Ghost Recon games, with all of these elements spread out on the beautiful map of Bolivia.

Shining Force was the game that made me fall in love with tactical JRPGs.

Edmond Tran loves turn - based strategy, and has been into tactical games ever since he played Front Mission 3.

There's a lot of love for the classic Advance Wars turn - based strategy series, but Intelligent Systems are really doubling down on the Fire Emblem games of late, having rekindled interest in their tactical RPGs.

It's a turn - based tactical role - playing game like Final Fantasy Tactics or Devil Survivor, but with a twist: As your combatants fight alongside one another, they can fall in love.

I love the complex, dark stories of Jugdral; the visceral critical animations of the GBA titles; the huge and varied casts found within the Radiant games; the tight tactical gameplay that conveys the importance of every last man and woman you command in your army, reinforcing the horrors of war and the finality of death... until you inevitably reset to make sure that they live.

All the next game needs, for me, is to marry the slick action and tech of Future Soldier with some beefed up tactical elements to create a game that fans of the older games can love as well.

There are plenty of tactical enthusiasts out there that love the Tom Clancy line of games, and they expect a quality experience.

I've personally wondered many times why people don't make more roguelikes that involve an entire party and tactical combat so I'd love to see this game get made.

«We loved the concept of a strategic, base building, world defending game with tactical combat missions.

I've already written lots about my undying love for the tactical strategy of games like Shining Force, and Valkyria Chronicles is absolutely the spiritual successor to these games.

If zombie caterpillars have you curious, you should check out Zombillie (Switch) now for $ 3.34; if you like casual puzzle titles, you might enjoy Millie (Switch) for $ 2.49; if you like playing god, you should try the beautiful Sparkle 2 EVO (Switch) for only $ 1.24; if you love co-op adventuring, you should try Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime (Switch) for $ 9.99; for visually compelling puzzle platforming, check out Semispheres (Switch) for $ 5.99; fans of point and click games need to give Bulb Boy (Switch) a look for $ 5.39; for a quirky title, check out Of Mice and Sand (3DS) for $ 6.39; for some low key dungeoneering, check out Quest of Dungeons (Wii U) for $ 4.94; if you love amazing tactical RPGs, then you'll love Stella Glow (3DS) for $ 14.99 and if you like more challenging RPGs, try Legrand Legacy (3DS) for $ 14.99.

It's been a while since I've played Company of Heroes and, in that time, I've revisited my love for other RTS games such as Supreme Commander and Command & Conquer, not to mention real - time tactical gems such as Commandos.

«There's a lot of love for the BattleTech / MechWarrior universe, and the entire Harebrained team feels incredibly fortunate to have had the chance to work on a tactical combat game worthy of its legacy,» said Jordan Weisman, CEO of Harebrained Schemes and creator of the MechWarrior universe and original BattleTech board game.

There are a ton of gamers out there that LOVE tactical shooters.

I love blowing stuff up, especially lobbing a tactical nuke onto a nearby town full of feral ghouls, but I already got a good chance to do all of that at last year's E3 when VR support for the game was first revealed.

I agree, I felt that having more tactical options at my disposal opened up a new tactical layer that I loved and rarely come across in games that force an attack / defence tradeoff.

In a fit of nostalgic love I titled my blog article on the Shining Force games «the legacy of tactical aweomeness», after the subtitle of one of the original SF games.

With outstanding graphics that put a lot of other pixel - art based games to shame, a deep and thorough level of customisation, and a compelling storyline, it captures everything I loved about the tactical RPGs of the PSX era!

«For different reasons and in different ways, depth is a very important aspect both in Mario games and in tactical games... and in all the games we, as gamers, love to play!