Sentences with phrase «most games of this type»

The game is fun for the first few levels but like most games of this type it gets repetitive and somewhat boring quite fast.

Most games of this type lock players into one type of character — you're either a wizard, warrior or thief.

You'll recall the game features an 8 - player co-op mode, which is above and beyond most games of this type.

I like the ability to change the formation of the ships for offensive or defensive benefits, making the multiple ships on hand more than just eye candy but actually something that improves the game tactically, giving the player more to think about than most games of this type do.

Like most games of its type, the story is only there because it has to be; the game's most captivating quality is its intense, gunfire - heavy brand of kick ass arcade - style shooting action.

It has everything you expect from a game like this: Great, creative boss fights, cool mid level bosses, a satisfying upgrade system and while it's probably more linear than most games of this type, I think that's actually one of its strengths.

It's a simple system that makes Bullet Soul less frustratingly hard than most games of this type.

Whether they are based on movies, TV shows, books, or comics, most games of this type are of substandard quality.

The screenshots look impressive and their approach to the world (less fantasy than most games of this type) is interesting.

It embraces more X-COM-like mechanics than most games of its type — that makes sense, as the same designer made both games — but uses the context of a story with limited characters and scripted missions to make each map memorable and tactically distinct.

Multi tasking is the key to most games of this type, and Viva Pinata is no different.

Yes, this will in turn make your score lower, but it's a nice addition when considering that most games of this type have you contained and feeling like you have to beat the clock.

Sine Mora is a «bullet - hell» style game, but it's paced well enough to be manageable (in the «casual» difficulty level» anyway) for a wider variety of players than most games of this type.