Sentences with phrase «multiplayer offer enough»

Fortunately the campaign and multiplayer offer enough here to keep things interesting.

Not exact matches

Star Wars: Battlefront is more of a multiplayer based game rather then single player, but Pandemic Studios did try to offer enough single player action to keep everyone happy.

Personally, I still loved the multiplayer though, as it offered just enough of the same explosively violent entertainment that the single player offered.

Luckily, the multiplayer mode offers more than enough replayability to make up for the campaign's shortcomings.

If there is just not enough for you in the single player... (Yea right) or you just like to pit your wit against other players, Watch Dogs offers a heaping helping of Multiplayer modes that will make any multiplayer a haMultiplayer modes that will make any multiplayer a hamultiplayer a happy hacker.

For a Gears noob this guide should become like a Holy Bible of chainsaws, blood and awesomeness, offering more than enough advice for you to thrive in the multiplayer environment and providing a damn good starting block from which to advance your skills.

Boasting the deepest, most rewarding multiplayer ever offered in Call of Duty, along with a mind blowing Call of Duty Zombies experience that, for the first time, features its own XP progression system, fans will experience a game that has been built from the ground up to be fast, action - packed and offer enough weapons to outfit and entire army.

Even though it has competent mechanics, flat out there isn't enough content to see you playing for more than a couple of hours, especially when there are full retail games out there with similar game modes bundled in as well as with full campaigns and full multiplayer offerings for the same, or lower, price.

While it's an entertaining distraction, the lack of immediacy in the five - minute build - up can feel like a slog and, ultimately, it's not compelling enough to draw your attention away from the more comprehensive multiplayer modes on offer.

Lifespan: 6 The singleplayer can be beating in four to five hours while maxing out rank in multiplayer will take just a few hours as well, but offers enough fun to keep you playing for longer.

The beta focuses solely on multiplayer, offering two different game types to those curious enough to experience the still unfinished product.

The multiplayer was quite a let down, but thankfully offline offered enough content to make the game worth the time.

While this title doesn't have multiplayer it does do enough to make it stand out and feel fresh from Lightwood Games» initial offering.

If there is just not enough for you in the single player... (Yea right) or you just like to pit your wit against other players, Watch Dogs offers a heaping helping of Multiplayer modes that will make any multiplayer a haMultiplayer modes that will make any multiplayer a hamultiplayer a happy hacker.

The campaign offers enough replayability for multiple playthroughs, multiplayer received two brand new and dominant leaders, and Terminus Firefight is the right PVE mode I've sought since launch to enjoy more of the good ol' classic Firefight.

In a game that's so focused on a story, having a decent multiplayer offering isn't enough.

Getting through the main story campaign is enough of a challenge time-wise, but the game also offers a multiplayer component which has even more missions.

The online multiplayer lag hurts it and the tightness of the analog sticks may make pitching spots tough to select at times, but they're still not enough to detract from the strength of the core of what's offered here: a high quality baseball game that any baseball enthusiast could easily enjoy.

The bulk of gameplay will of course be spent on the big multiplayer event modes like Supremacy which offers enough entertainment, especially when you have 40 players duking it out on massive well designed maps.

Being able to play a game that looks and plays this well on - the - go is already great, and its multiplayer modes, including with just two Joy - Con, are robust enough to offer a lot of fun.

Of course multiplayer has always been a staple for fighting games, and UMvC3 has enough to offer here for anyone to enjoy.

The game offers a short campaign, online and offline co-op, and LIVE multiplayer with a good number of maps and modes, offering more than enough variety to keep things fresh.

It worked surprisingly well, and felt just different enough from other, similar multiplayer offerings allowing it to stand out from in a very crowded market.

The game has a Horde mode that offers some variety to online multiplayer, but once you've played through RWBY: Grimm Eclipse once, there really isn't enough reason to linger around any longer.

As a party game for local multiplayer is great fun, and learning to master the simple mechanics can make for some pretty spectacular matches between two equally competent players, but there's isn't enough on offer otherwise.