Sentences with phrase «many gameplay flaws»

Gameplay flaws, bugs and glitches are one thing, a complete lack of imagination in terms of a videogame however is a distinctly different matter.

That said, we can't know if these flaws will be a part of the full game, since they were specific to the missions, and not inherent gameplay flaws.

From a technical standpoint, Tesla Vs. Lovecraft is a well - made game that doesn't have any visual, audio, or gameplay flaws.

People are wearing rose tinted nostalgia glasses and are forgetting the many gameplay flaws the first two games had.

It had a cool premise but it also suffered from some gameplay flaws.

discussed Jakob Porsor,» We are both great fans of the CCG genre, but we felt that there were some common gameplay flaws in the available titles.

Many complained of gameplay flaws in the original release of Revelations: Persona, but Atlus has gone out of their way to fix all of that.

Other students can help you by pointing out gameplay flaws, play testing, and programming solutions.

There aren't any obvious bugs or major gameplay flaws, so we know that it won't epic - fail straight into the ground at launch, but the question which still needs to be answered is whether or not Relic manages to build a game worth playing on top of that framework.

While it is a technically impressive, there are some genuine gameplay flaws under Paradise City's glossy 60 fps experience.

They felt alive, which definitely helped to overlook some of the game's more prominent gameplay flaws, which could mostly be overlooked thanks to the compelling tale.

However, the unfortunate truth is that Folklore also suffers from a couple of basic gameplay flaws that can cripple any otherwise - excellent Action RPG.

FIFA 16 wants you to create «Moments of Magic,» but a number of gameplay flaws make this is a lot harder than it should be.

Soul Sacrifice provides hours of entertainment, but ultimately suffers from some glaring gameplay flaws that will keep gamers looking for that elusive must - have title.

Not exact matches

Amazingly, all this comes together to form a gameplay experience that's without a single major flaw I've been able to identify over the hundreds of hours I've spent playing these dang games.

Despite its flaws, I enjoyed the gameplay of 2Dark.

Alter Ego has a good basic gameplay but everything else is riddled with flaws.

Despite its few flaws, and sometimes laggy gameplay, Call Of Duty not only enriches the FPS Experience, it also inspires alot of their fans to go forward and not be afraid.

Weak gameplay, poor gameplay, graphs are bad and zombies have an AI flaw.

An accustoming gameplay, good graphics and an interesting story deliver a strong RPG system overall with a wide selection of skills, despite some minor flaws.

Unlocking the characters and trying out everyone's moves is fun enough to distract you from any of the flaws in the gameplay.

The best BEU of its time and still enjoyable but has some basic flaws in its gameplay and AI (you can beat the computer just by using the low

The best BEU of its time and still enjoyable but has some basic flaws in its gameplay and AI (you can beat the computer just by using the low kick over and over).

A solid, easy to master, fast - paced and yet tactically deep gameplay does not though suffice to raise this title above the others, due to some technical flaws and the lack of variety in missions and troops at your command.

This Black Mirror reboot is a wonky adventure game flawed with some terrible gameplay ideas and a lot of loading issues.

The gameplay is flawed by some choices, and the control system is far from perfection.

Whilst it might have a few flaws in terms of gameplay and it does look decidedly rubbish, the basic game is very good with some surprising subtleties.

The story and visuals are easily the strength of the game, and the gameplay isn't flawed or repetitive enough to kill the vibe.

The second sequel, Line of Contact, was somewhat decent with some minor mishaps of flawed gameplay and little easy on the combat systems.

With decent graphics, and decent (if unintuitive) gameplay, there are many small flaws, but the only HUGE flaw here is the atrocious music.

Overall, an uneven, slightly flawed but nontheless enjoyable collection that offers a particular brand of gameplay and storytelling you're hard pushed to find from a current release.

All in all, the gameplay isn't the worst ever but it the most flawed ever.

But Mafia III is flawed because of its failure to deliver the basic fun gameplay of an open world, based on the quality bar set by titles like Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto V from sister company Rockstar Games at Take - Two Interactive.

Compared with the sights / sounds / gameplay of «MGS2», the technical flaws that were present on the N64 version (and haven't been fixed in this PS2 port) stand - out like a sore thumb on Roger Ebert's hand (there's a lovely image for you!).

Flawed design and failed gameplay.

Overall, The Alliance Alive is a solid RPG with a lot of flaws (generic characters and story) but balanced with a lot of strong points too (fun gameplay and combat).

Fortunately, despite these flaws, the gameplay itself is fun.

The gameplay is still flawed, but the story keeps you invested.

The story for me was very engaging and the Gameplay although flawed kept me wanting to see how the game ends.

But you won't feel cheated by these flaws, as the new real - time combat system and action packed gameplay more than makes up for its shortcomings.

Unfortunately, the stunning reconstruction of the game is marred by some gameplay mechanics flaws that haven't been updated and add another layer of difficulty.

It can be frustrating at times, but the light hearted humor and the solid gameplay will get you through some of its flaws.

This seriously helps with the flawed gameplay.

I hated Sticker Star in general, I thought the gameplay was unbelievably flawed.

It's too bad that the game's fundamental mechanics and gameplay hasn't received an overhaul and there are no multiplayer modes to speak off, but Bejeweled 3 still offsets its flaws with a well - rounded selection of modes and absorbing puzzle gameplay; it's Bejeweled like you know and love it.

There might be a few flaws that detract from the gameplay, stories, controls, presentations, or value, but the game is still an enjoyable experience that justifies a full playthrough.

While not without its flaws, the game capably brings the gameplay mechanics and general style of the Tony Hawk games to the mountain.

It has its moments, but ultimately there are too many flaws here and the gameplay, not matter how bonkers, just can't save it.

As long as you know what you're getting into: old - school gameplay, LOTS of cutscenes, and a plot that's very good but more linear than it could have been, its minor flaws shouldn't keep you from having a good time and seeing one hell of a story unfold.

And yet even the intrinsic fun of multiplayer can't keep you from noticing the games other flaws, namely a much slower gameplay pace than we've seen from the series before thanks to slower movements speeds and unresponsive controls.