Sentences with phrase «nice visual style»

Junkyard Battle has a nice visual style going for it with a purple sunset in the background and an almost cell - shaded look to its objects, and I have to give it credit for trying something different, but I'm having a little difficulty in figuring out who the target audience is here.

It looks beautiful, too, boasting a really nice visual style that's complemented by the retro music, although it repeats itself too much.

Nice visual style, features, gameplay.

Not exact matches

The visual style it's nice, nothing too different from PM2 and SPM.

Tarsem Singh, a director known for his astonishing visuals more than his deep storytelling or compelling characters, continues his usual style by making an undoubtedly nice - looking flick but one which has only intermittent fun action sequences with mind - numbingly boring scenes in between.

The Deer God has a unique visual style, mixing together retro pixels with pseudo-3D blocky design and features some nice parallax scrolling.

On the Doll marks the directorial debut of noted music - video helmer Thomas Mignone, and although the first - time filmmaker generally does a nice job of infusing the proceedings with an intriguing visual style, there's little doubt that the increasingly uneven nature of Mignone's screenplay proves detrimental to the movie's overall success.

The animation fo the characters looks great, and is a nice change from other games with this visual style that doesn't bring the characters to life in the same way.

It has nice cutesy style visuals and a fitting audio track to boot.

The game also features some mini-games, although I was a little disappointed with the quality — while I enjoy the artistic style of the game, the mini-games often had more basic designs, such as a sword fight which consisted of simple controls and cartoony «chibi» renditions of Morgane and her opponent — while I didn't expect anything too complex, it would have been nice if these parts had all been designed in the same visual style as the rest of the game, as they felt a little out - of - place.

With nice looking visuals and a prime game - show feel to it, you and your teammates select your proffered characters from a variety of champions, each one with their unique abilities and play style, you fight together against other teams as you aim for victory.

Graphically, the game is presented in a 3d cel - shaded visual style which looks okay — it's hard to judge the quality of cel - shaded titles as a game on the last gen could have looked just as good — but technically, it looks nice and there is a lot of detail in the world.

The art style really matches the overall vibe of the game with some of its crazy and sometimes quirky designs, really blending the visuals and gameplay together in a nice package.

But while the Super Mario Challenge is nice and all, the visual style doesn't miss a beat, especially since the game still runs at 60 frames, although it's missing 3D effect support.

Persona 4 Arena's anime style visuals are decent to say the least, and going through the story mode it was nice to see how much detail the development team put into each characters in the game, focusing on giving them their own unique look.

All Guns On Deck features crisp, 2D visuals and the overall visual style is quite nice.

The game also features a great art style with nice and colorful visuals.

I ended up going with the visual style I liked more for the character rather than worrying about the gender, but you could go with an all - boy or all - girl team (or a nice mix of both) for your party and guild.

As to be expected visuals have been updated with nice 3D backdrops and polygonal models, while still retaining the hand drawn pastel style that helped set the original apart from other entries in the Mario franchise.

The game has a nice personality — before levels in the single - player campaign there are brief, acrimonious exchanges between your character and your opponent — and the cartoony visual style works, with appropriately BOOM - y explosions.

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The game is a VERY nice mix of anime style visuals, fighting and rpg games.