Sentences with phrase «of crazy enemies»

You're defending a castle against a variety of crazy enemies using your arrows.

Not exact matches

More importantly, it's a surrealist adventure full of crazy landscapes, crazier enemies, and a bird that shoots eggs out of its mouth.

In an earlier attack he argues that (for some reason) using the «if, then» argument (if torturing a man will held defend our troops, then we ought to torture him) to support the use of torture by government officials on our enemies, isn't legitimate, because (crazy logical leap) many interrogators say torture doesn't work -LRB-!?).

In 1977, more than 30 years after he parachuted behind enemy lines to aid the French resistance (he was later wounded and captured), he was feted at a Frenchman's party as the crazy American who dropped out of the air with a fishing rod tied to his leg.

The Garnier Fructis Anti-Frizz Serum is perfect for using while blow - drying hair, or to use as a line of defense against fog or humidity; both enemies which make our hair frizz up like crazy.

Call me crazy, but punching an enemy while doing the doggy paddle doesn't exactly generate a whole lot of excitement.

Nothing beats having an insane variety of weapons to choose from to take down a crazy lineup of enemies.

Highlights include Rachel Dratch, who's always great playing a sad sack, and here is no exception; Kate McKinnon as the crazy - eyed half of a flannel - clad lesbian power couple; and Maya Rudolph as Kate's high - school enemy, whose life is as sad as everyone hopes their teenage nemesis» life will be.

But again, this is just a way of the game to take control — as you run forward at a crazy speed, any objects or enemies are pointless to resist.

It gets crazy watching them split as the screen fills with tons of small enemy spheres.

Not only the game manages to implement an artillery based 2 - dimensional combat system that relies on timing and strategic position of enemies on the battlefield, it also mixes a good amount of humor with its weapons and crazy gadgets that end up being extremely fun to use in battle.

And if you're playing as the Nod, you can take full advantage of their stealth techniques: drive your enemies crazy by striking quickly and without warning.

Director: John McTiernan Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weathers, Elpidia Carillo, Kevin Peter Hall The story: A team of high - powered mercenaries stumble across an enemy they can't destroy: a freaky alien with crazy weapons and invisibility powers.

«The unrelenting waves of enemy atacks are enough to make any zombie fan go crazy,» Ebihara said.

Behind all its artistic style, crazy weapons and even more crazy enemies is one man: Nathan Fouts, owner of indie development studio Mommy's Best Games.

Bleeding Steel stars Jackie Chan as a Hong Kong police inspector named Lin, but what's crazy is that the enemy he's facing is some kind of technologically enhanced man who looks like one of the Borg crossed with Batman & Robin «s Mr. Freeze and employs an army that looks like they're from the grid in TRON Legacy.

It was a war in 360 degrees, no front to advance toward, no enemy in uniform, no predictable patterns, no relief, and it helped drive some of them crazy.

Attack of the Earthlings is a game that really grows on you; flavor dialogue, weird loading screens, and even the weird way the robotic Mr. Motivatio shouts «encouragement» at the office workers or the human drones waving their arms like crazy to distract the normal humans all work together to flesh out the enemy characters and story in a hilarious way.

Siren is not crap, it is truly scary and the controls are crazy along with the characters and enemies you encounter... The game is in the realm of nightmares, right where a truly scary game should be.

It offers a large array of crazy guns that all do something different, two examples of this are the Pixelizer which turns enemies into 16 - bit versions of themselves and the Groovitron which makes every enemy in the vicinity (including tanks and turrets) bust out into dance as you use one of your other weapons to destroy them.

just don't go crazy with combo meters and waves of enemies with blocked off areas.

While the harder modes do indeed offer harder challenges as always, I found the new enemies caused more frustration than enjoyment as they often involve evading like crazy and picking moments to pull off individual attacks to take down strong opponents — with many enemies immune to certain weapons, problematic combinations of enemies seemed to break the flow of juggling multiple enemies.

The variety of enemies (including a crazy cult who worship Rusty) and environments keep everything fresh and exciting throughout.

Getready for crazy moments, challenging hordes of zombies, fart combos, the destructionof cars, enemies and fun special attacks!

A horde of enemies that change colour by taking damage and can be eliminated instantly if matched Bejeweled - style is a prime example of the sort of crazy, unexpected wrinkles the combat sends your way.

So true to Resident Evil's style on top of the standard enemy you have a ton of crazy, almost unbelievable, enemies to deal with.

I could devote pages to how crazy the Skaven are, but let's just say look out for one of their coolest siege weapons, the doom - wheel, a wild, deadly hamster - wheel that satisfyingly ploughs through enemy lines.

I particularly like the fact that different characters slam enemies in different ways: for example, Colossus picks them up and uses them like a human club, Captain America does a sort of judo throw and then drives his shield into their neck, and Mr. Fantastic does a crazy, stretchy handspring with them.

This is an extremely useful tool that can either put enemy's to sleep or cause them to go crazy and attack anyone they see depending on the type of darts you load it with.

One of the greatest parts of sidescrolling shooters is weaving through crazy patterns of enemy fire.

I'm excited to see the new enemies, I'm excited to see more of the crazy geometry - inspired design, and I'm excited to play more of the visually entrancing levels.

Everything you love and hate from previous Worms games has made its way into Battlegrounds; from the crazy weapons you'll be using to the amazing aim of the enemy worms.

Things can get a bit crazy on the battlefield as you constantly watch for cool downs, strategically use your projectiles, all the while preventing the enemy from storming your castle, but after a few tutorial missions you'll be flinging sheep with the best of them.

Ninja Theory were nice enough to include some rather crazy combos during the loading screens, but you'll have tons of fun trying to defeat enemies in creative ways without that.

The enemies had a similar feel, too — while I didn't see a vast selection (mostly due to me getting killed before I could reach the demo's end), the citizens of Yharnam have been plagued with an illness, turning them into a crazy, mindless mob.

The Siren can phaselock her enemies and trap them in place leaving them vulnerable and Gunzerkers are more of the crazy run into battle duel wielding guns.

It's definitely fun blasting through the waves of enemies with a pal, but the screen, which is already busy in solo, gets even more crazy when two people are firing away.

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With the right combination of these abilities you will find yourself racking up crazy, over the top 300 hit combos while coins, magic orbs, and XP crystals explode from the remains of beaten enemies.

Burning Skies tries to amp up the challenge now and then but it does this via the number of Chimera you face, as at times they keep on respawning and it can get somewhat crazy as you have to conserve your ammo with so many enemies to kill.

Over the course of the 12 different levels you will face a variety of different enemies ranging from the ordinary pests of someone's yard (like ants and gophers) to the crazy (like penguins and lava spirits).

It is important to grind like crazy to get up to the point where you can progress, it's important for you to constantly fling yourself at enemies to gain new powers and go up a bunch of levels, and it's important for you to check your XP and unlock all your abilities along the way.

Sporting four player local co-op, the game challenges players to build their towers while destroying the enemy's, with a host of powerups — one which is exclusively revealed below — and interactive environments making the game truly crazy.

There will also be mixtures of different enemy types, such as zombies, spiders, and lizard men, but I honestly never felt a drastic difference in the enemies that made this brew feel crazy.

Facing off against a crazy amount of enemies would've been really impressive 10 years ago, but games like Dead Rising and Dynasty Warriors have already used this idea to varying degrees of success.

It adds another dimension to the game as many RPG style games allow you to stockpile crazy amounts of gear, or simply create additional supplies or collect them from enemies as you dispatch them.

Description: Spheroids from Eclipse Games is an Xbox Play Anywhere title that has you taking control of Lucas, a Canadian boy who sets out on an adventure with the crazy scientist Otto to investigate the alternative universe which contains dangerous enemies known as Spheroids.

The enemy AI is crazy and it gives you an incredible feeling of never knowing what might be around the next corner.

It's a quirky, action - packed side - scrolling action game: You have a life meter (instead of the quarter - eating, maddening, «one hit and you die» style of many old school shooters), you pick your primary weapon, and you bounce around the screen like some kind of crazy ninja, flinging enemies around and filling the screen with bullets (or fire, or whatever your weapon of choice is).

Players will encounter new versions of their favorite enemies as well as new unique boss's such as a psychopath with a flamethrower, a motorcycle riding crazy, and a giant vehicle that spews fire and can easily crush you named Badassaurus... Continue reading Borderlands Torgue DLC