Sentences with phrase «musical score»

In terms of musical score, there's a lot left to be desired.

Pair this together with what will be considered as one of the best musical scores in gaming, and you have a special game that will make anyone's experience surely memorable.

Make no mistake, this game offers a very good musical score that really touches your emotion and will make you feel the drama behind the story.

The game also features some of the original musical scores from the original games as well, which is a great inclusion.

It unfolds in chapters like silent films of old, with musical scoring and sound effects that bring to mind contemporary movie features.

The game also features a completely original musical score and professional voice talent for each of the characters.

Numbers were assigned to certain notes, and numerical series translated into musical scores.

Add to this yet another great musical score and it's the complete package.

It's beautiful to look at, and it's rather impressive musical score also makes it a joy to listen to.

It's accompanied by an excellent musical score with some great sound effects to boot.

From a similar graphics and gameplay style to a new beautiful musical score, voice acting, and even local co-op.

Yet, this track goes one step further, as the film's (constant) musical score sounds very good and often fills the front and rear channels.

And a unique musical score adds to the whimsical plot.

Of course, when done well, great sound effects with an actor for each character, and a powerful musical score can turn your audiobook into an incredible tour de force.

Even though you're essentially doing the same thing over and over during combat, the variety of environments and the diverse musical score make every battle feel like a fresh experience.

The story is rife with depth with a fantastic musical score and plenty of challenge that rarely holds the player's hand, if at all.

Add a wonderful musical score and you're truly in gaming heaven.

But these films are also meant to be fun, and with great visuals and a brilliant musical score, Black Panther more than fills the bill.

The vibrant visuals are accompanied by some eerie musical scores that really compliments the mood the game is aiming for.

The strong emphasis on stealth, the terrific cast of characters, and the sweeping musical score were among them.

First of all I wanted to address the amazing musical score.

The collected information is compared to global and historical trends and translated into sculpture and even musical scores.

Another welcome addition is the alternate opening sequence featuring a different musical score cue.

A wonderful, never intrusive musical score sets up every moment, big or small, and plays an important role in creating the game's stellar sense of adventure.

Fantastic voice acting and musical score really just provide icing on the cake here.

With its pretty interesting characters, light yet fascinating scenes, and lovely musical score, every minute was nothing less than charming.

Plus, the game has a strong identity, thanks to its characterization, impressive visuals and the extraordinary musical score.

A wonderful, never intrusive musical score sets up every moment, big or small, and plays an important role in creating the game's stellar sense of adventure.

As with the graphics, the dialogue, sound effects and musical score suit the story and gameplay perfectly and you really can't complain in both these departments.

Meanwhile, Episode 3's visuals also take a dramatic turn from its predecessors, with a graphical depiction and musical score reminiscent of 16 - bit RPGs.

It features one million + years of gameplay, a rich musical score and thousands of playable characters.

Some might not notice this, but it's noticeable when playing through a dungeon with a more upbeat musical score.

Regardless of the spectacular visuals and the enchanting musical score and sound effects, I can not in good conscience recommend this game as it now stands.

Also included is a digital art book showcasing a range of stunning illustrations and paintings, and a digital soundtrack featuring the game's sweeping, atmospheric musical score.

Using a nice musical score, there are some truly wonderful moments between mother and baby caught on camera.

The entire game is fully voiced by somewhat predictable sounding actors to the backdrop of an insanely high quality musical score.

And don't forget the over the top musical score.

And they are featured in this movie with their complete musical score.

Even the appropriate big - band musical score is cool to take in.

Great effects, great cinematography, an eerie atmosphere and a kick - ass musical score all mix together to create an all - round enjoyable slice of 80s Italian horror.

There is so much tension in this movie and the lack of a conventional musical score just adds to this.

There isn't a single weak performance in the cast and it is all accompanied by the signature musical score and the atmospheric tone that The Walking Dead games are known for.

It's utterly stunning - superb atmosphere, beautiful visuals and a sweet musical score to boot.

All that, along with the impeccable musical score we all know and love, I seriously can't recommend playing this game enough.

The opening scene does a brilliant job of setting the mood, with its chilling musical score and surprisingly crisp and attractive 2D visuals.

The images of traditional art were made to move and present the narrative, while sound and musical scores informed emotion and gave meaning.

The aim was to overcome an obsolete tradition in painting, using everyday objects, texts, and musical scores instead of creating classical painting and sculpture.

The escape from the hospital is accompanied by the kind of musical score we might expect in a heist film with more humor than tension.

The game also has a great soundtrack as well, with a really good musical score that keep the game moving along.