Sentences with phrase «more simple puzzles»

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However, finding out precisely what quasiparticles arise inside a material and how they influence one another is not a simple task, but more akin to a large puzzle whose pieces fit together, little by little, through arduous research.

The premise behind this tactic is simple: administering two drugs simultaneously presents a much more complex puzzle to the parasite, dramatically reducing the chance of resilient individuals emerging.

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Monday: Rustic - refined; My Pinterventures; I Should Be Mopping The Floor; Keeping It Simple Crafts; Farmhouse 40; Stone Gable; Cupcakes And Crinoline; Flamingo Toes; The DIY Mommy; Lou Lou Girls; Creatively Living Tuesday: A Stroll Thru Life; Kammy's Korner; The DIY Dreamer; The Cookie Puzzle; VMG 206; Sadie Seasongoods; Wednesday: I Got ta Create; Savvy Southern Style; The Blissful Bee; Cherished Bliss; Weekend Crafts; Three Kids And A Fish; Thursday: The Pin Junkie; The Charm of Home; Poofing The Pillows; Crafts a la Mode; The Happy Scraps; Milas Little Things; My Thrift Store Addition; Katherine's Corner; The36thAvenue Friday: Craftberry Bush; Funky Junk Interiors; The DIY Village; The Cottage Market; French Country Cottage; Craft Dictator; I Heart Naptime; A Tray of Bliss; Remodelaholic Saturday: One More Time Events; Life On Lakeshore Drive; Pieced Pasttimes Sunday: Across the Boulevard; Finding Silver Pennies

The controls are simple and gentle, but the puzzles and the whole game rhythm could be more various.

Take the cultural cues in his work: the Rockwellian Americana he essays in Blue Velvet; the Bauhaus by way of Antoni Gaudi of Dune; or the late - Hitchcock identity puzzles he rejiggers in Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive — both commonly seen as satires of what they represent but more accurately described, perhaps, as simple, uncommented - upon representations of what a lower layer of consciousness might consider to be unadorned gospel.

The levels themselves are a mixture of simple puzzles, simple combat, and slightly more complex boss fights.

It is a platformer at its core but the game offers a lot more than simple platforming and puzzle solving moments.

These simple tools allow for a nice variety of puzzle solving from the start, though I don't doubt he'll obtain more as the game goes on.

Dragging two colours to make one sounds like an extremely simple puzzle to figure out and unfortunately, they don't get much more complicated than that.

The puzzle is a simple way for students to learn about what happened in the world last week, but it's even more valuable when it prompts them to discuss why these events occurred.

The book contains graduated lists (from the most simple to the more complex, as well as an alphabetical list) and related exercises (puzzles, word scrambles, sentences writing, fill in the blank) of one thousand of the most frequently occurring words with accompanying exercises for EAL / EFL students.

It's only one piece of the puzzle, however — a long - term disability insurance policy will do more to protect your income than a simple rider.

A variety of obstacles and puzzles are thrown into the path of your blob to try to make your simple goal more challenging.

Features: • Platform game that combines action and puzzle elements • More than two hours of play with 3 week update • Fun and challenging gameplay • Simple controls and accurate • Per - level achievements • Department Bosses • Use checkpoint to save your progress

The game, from a distance, looks like your standard platformer with various enemies to overcome, simple puzzles and a nice «indie» aspect to the graphics; however, once you actually start playing the game you begin to see that there is much more to it than meets the eye.

Though they start out fairly simple, the puzzles eventually get more complex.

It introduces concepts with simple puzzles, and then gives you more complicated versions of them, finally combining them with other puzzles and combat for good measure.

From a gameplay perspective it's more of the same, with plenty of QTEs and simple puzzle solving taking place.

It's quirky, it's fun, and there's way more content than should justifiably be in a simple puzzle game.

More puzzles, even really simple ones, would be nice to provide just a simple change of pace between fights.

Instead of explosions, zombies and the need for a powerful PC, ARVI has created simple puzzle experience called Laser Puzzle in VR, which doesn't have the frills of Zombie Grenades Practice for a far more focused and enjoyable pupuzzle experience called Laser Puzzle in VR, which doesn't have the frills of Zombie Grenades Practice for a far more focused and enjoyable puPuzzle in VR, which doesn't have the frills of Zombie Grenades Practice for a far more focused and enjoyable puzzler.

While the game may appear simple in concept, there's actually an incredible amount of depth, much more so than in your average puzzle title.

The puzzles start out nice and simple, challenging you to do nothing more than perhaps scale a wall and push a button or find the location of a shadow bomb with which to blow up some Corruption blocking your way.

I expected something more interesting than a simple puzzle game gameplay-wise....

Your often brought to a halt by massive doors that bar your way or other such things that require you to run around pulling levers, standing on pressure plates, redirecting water flows and more, blending the actual puzzle solving with the simple but effective platforming.

Likewise, Puzzle Bobble would be far more of a bargain if there were more than two short and simple modes to the game.

With the addition of some witty banter mixed in I found myself really enjoying what I thought would be a simple straight forward game, although it turned out to be more puzzling and more difficult as the levels went on than I expected.

Dancing Dot's new XBLA release «Rotastic» is a strangely simple puzzle game, with gameplay focusing on rotating your character and... Read More»

Opening your way forward (or backward as the case may be since the game requires you to backtrack on many occasions) is more often than not accomplished by completing the game's simple switch puzzles or by defeating all of the enemies in an area.

This is fairly simple at first, but as the game progresses, the puzzles become more complex, and the clues as to how to solve them become even more obscure.

In place of dungeons consisting of a series of corridors with the occasional trap, the new games» dungeons feature more varied layouts, traps and even some simple puzzles such as warping through the right devices, activate contraptions with the help of Chims, defeat enemies located nearby select locations to unlock the final reward and more.

Requiring you only to change character a couple times to exchange an item using the dumbwaiter, this is a simple task, but later puzzles require more switching and the use of both characters.

A simple puzzle game might require over fifty pages, including 3D modeling and scripts, so you can imagine what goes into much more complicated games like Halo or Call of Duty.

These battles feel more like simple puzzles rather than battles but still provide a nice way to «close» a region and not just mash one button to win.

This basically changes the game from being a simple platformer into being more of a puzzle game in which you must think and try and work out the solution based on timing and platforming combined.

Solving all three puzzles is no mean feat — some of the more complex ones took us an hour or more to solve — but if you manage that then a simple trip to the store will allow you to download hundreds more.

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Eccho Chrome is shown off for both the PS3 and PSP, a puzzle game that looks simple but becomes far more complex.

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Second off the game just never wanted to be more then just a simple puzzle game.

It plays out more like a point and click adventure, with simple puzzles completed by collecting various items and following key prompts.

I'm happy to report though that the game does get much more interesting towards the later levels with some simple puzzles and better enemy designs that have the power to warp your vision or attack you if you are not looking at them.

These are awarded for completing tasks in story levels, but more are scattered across Middle - earth behind puzzles ranging from the simple to the labyrinthine.

Among the latter there is an appopriate mix of both hidden objects and puzzles that require the player to take part in the manipulation of objects and elements of the environment, as well as simple mini-games that more often than not require some logical thinking to solve as some of these puzzles prove to be fairly challenging if one is not accustomed to the HOPA genre.

Unfortunately, players will do little more over the course of this 2D puzzle - platformer than solve puzzles and execute simple platforming segments.

Enjoy a fantastic puzzle adventure with a great number of pictures, bonuses and addictive soundtrack.Jigsaw mania 2 is a sequel to our classical puzzle game: it is simple, addictive and much more fun.

The game's difficulty curve is largely forgiving: whenever it introduces a new mechanic — such as colour coded lasers - it generally does so in a simple puzzle, before integrating it into more complex levels.