Sentences with phrase «occasional boss»

It features battles against tens of pretty much useless enemies followed by occasional boss battles.

You will also get into occasional boss fights but these suffer from the same problem and end up being repetitive instead.

It features battles against tens of pretty much useless enemies followed by occasional boss battles.

Anyone who saw the dragon in the Skyrim trailer could be forgiven for thinking that dragons would only feature as occasional boss fights.

The opening sequence of «Captain America: The Winter Soldier» owed as much to «Metal Gear Solid» as to anything from the comics, while «Snowpiercer» both appropriated some of the tone of «Bioshock» and was structured very much like a video game: the sense of forward progression, of discovery, even including occasional boss battles (what is Alison Pill's schoolroom sequence if not that?).

The puzzles are satisfying once solved, and there are even a few occasional boss fights that are reaction based to keep things a little more interesting as you traverse your house and solve the mystery.

It features battles against hundreds of nameless enemies followed by occasional boss encounters.

Having recently rediscovered Neon Chrome, a cyberpunk twin - stick shooter roguelike that sees you taking on level after level of robotic enemies punctuated by occasional boss battles and plenty of opportunities to upgrade your offensive and defensive capabilities, it figured that basically the exact same thing would come along again and -LSB-...]

The tasks (mini-games) that you can do on the road become a bit repetitive with only 3 jobs and occasional boss fights, but the humorous style of the game is worth the price.

The game contains the occasional boss fight to liven things up which can be challenging, depending on your gaming experience.

Other than the occasional boss fight, you'll essentially square off against waves of mundane enemy types in pitched arena battles.

You'll narrowly avoid spiky walls, carefully dash past timed lasers, deal with enemies who home in on you, and fight the occasional boss.

As you explore the deserted town of Shivercliff, you'll cross paths with various malicious creatures, as well as the occasional boss battle but each encounter loses its intensity quickly.

You shoot your way through levels filled with cannon fodder enemies and the occasional boss.

Other than the occasional boss race the only real baggage the TV show premise comes with is an unlikeable announcer I turned off very quickly.

The reverence to Zelda is palpable; from the occasional bosses and the tactics needed to defeat them, to the loading screens and weapons, the whole game is a love letter to my favourite game franchise.

There are several kinds of enemies and the occasional boss fight, but that's where the similarities end.

Rather than pitting Patapons against an enemy similar to themselves with an occasional boss monster, Patapon 3 pits players almost exclusively against monsters.

Well, this is basically the obvious evolution of the defensive wave - based mechanic, with the occasional boss that needs dispatching.

At the beginning of a round, each Inkling is assigned a weapon at random and tasked with taking on waves of smaller enemies, with the occasional boss.

The reason for this is that stages are basically a string of small rooms or areas with encounters that'll throw waves of enemies at you with the occasional boss thrown into the mix for good measure.

These start out as simple hack and slash missions with the occasional boss fight.

When you're not gracefully leaping across gaps or hunting down keys to open doors, a fine old gaming tradition that Darksiders is in no hurry to abandon, you're mostly going to be getting scraps with the evil denizens of the dungeons and the occasional boss battle to boot.

There are, of course, the occasional boss fights that require a little more planning and, while these big baddies weren't too challenging (I was playing on Normal), they felt rewarding enough to dispense.

As you grow in power, things largely get considerably easier, though to be in with even a sliver of a chance of defeating them, the occasional boss battle still requires some level grinding, which is likely to be a turn off for those who are looking for a game with smooth progression.

Each character has different stats that are leveled up as you exterminate enemy soldiers and best the occasional boss battle.

You'll run up against the occasional boss, and newer and stronger enemies as the campaign progresses.

It's a nice change from the platforming, and the occasional boss (hardly amongst the most memorable, it has to be said) also gives you something to do other than leaping from platforms.

As you explore the deserted town of Shivercliff, you'll cross paths with various malicious creatures, as well as the occasional boss battle but each encounter loses its intensity quickly.

However, if you play your cards right, you just keep getting more and more powerful with the result that I'm guessing most people will start to feel overpowered before the game is over, at which point, you're just going through the motions trying to finish things off with no real challenge from anything other than maybe the occasional boss.

Of course, with this being a Warriors - inspired game, I'm not talking about one - on - one fights — things usually land more in the «1 vs 1000s plus an occasional boss or two» territory.

While stages are straightforward, and you have the occasional boss that requires a bit of thinking, there are plenty of reasons to replay levels.

It can get quite repetitive, even with the occasional boss battle to break up the monotony.

Enemies at first are quite lacklustre in the game as you fight way through too many Frost Giants with the highlight being the occasional boss battle.

There are occasional bosses that could use three fighters, but the best use case for this is to have bodyguards for dangerous gathering expeditions.

You bounce back and forth between the areas, usually every few dungeons, so you never have to spend too long in one area at a time, but other than the occasional boss battle, there's not much to break up the monotony.

You'll face many waves of enemies, and even the occasional boss.

There is thus nothing to disguise the fact that the game is random encounter after random encounter, with the occasional boss.

No dungeon crawler would be complete without an occasional boss, and CoH2 doesn't disappoint there, either, with nail - biting super-encounters littered on the path between your party and ultimate victory.

The occasional boss fight does shake things up a bit, although a few bosses, particularly a few towards the middle of the game, felt more difficult than they needed to be.

From here our side scrolling venture begins once more as the Yoshi clan take turns escorting the little hero in training across six worlds while tossing eggs, eating enemies and beating the occasional boss.

There is an occasional boss fight too in each of the world and they can be a solid challenge to your reflexes and quick thinking while being a breath of fresh air from the usual challenges you face in every level.