Sentences with phrase «mechanics are in for a treat»

Those who are already familiar with the series mechanics and those who are willing to read the manual and learn the game mechanics are in for a treat.

Not exact matches

Sonic Forces is not a bad game; those of you who do really enjoy the gameplay mechanics of Generations or Colors, you'll be in for a treat.

And, its adherence to its JRPG seemed to hold it back in a way, since it treats all of the game's systems like intricate combat mechanics to be explained instead of a blank slate for creatives to enjoy.

Even in its most basic, team deathmatch set - ups, Destiny's robust but malleable mechanics, and intricate yet accessible map design ensure that the experience is never less than a treat for brain and trigger finger in equal measure.

In treating a game's systems (mechanics) as ecosystems in which a player is free to use the mechanics at their disposal in a game world that is fully capable of reacting to them with depth and consistency (which, as counterintuitive as it sounds, often ends up creating interesting unpredictability for players), we start seeing games as true worlds for players to discover not just visually and thematically but in play as welIn treating a game's systems (mechanics) as ecosystems in which a player is free to use the mechanics at their disposal in a game world that is fully capable of reacting to them with depth and consistency (which, as counterintuitive as it sounds, often ends up creating interesting unpredictability for players), we start seeing games as true worlds for players to discover not just visually and thematically but in play as welin which a player is free to use the mechanics at their disposal in a game world that is fully capable of reacting to them with depth and consistency (which, as counterintuitive as it sounds, often ends up creating interesting unpredictability for players), we start seeing games as true worlds for players to discover not just visually and thematically but in play as welin a game world that is fully capable of reacting to them with depth and consistency (which, as counterintuitive as it sounds, often ends up creating interesting unpredictability for players), we start seeing games as true worlds for players to discover not just visually and thematically but in play as welin play as well.

Sonic Forces is not a bad game; those of you who do really enjoy the gameplay mechanics of Generations or Colors, you'll be in for a treat.