Sentences with phrase «old school gameplay with»

Initially released for PC, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita, this is a visually striking and surprising game that mixes old school gameplay with new technology to create something impressive.

I personally think it's a good mix: old school gameplay with modern Sonic design.

is something PS3 or PS Vita owners really need to buy because not many games tend to pack in so much varied flavour and offer some old school gameplay with great pacing.

Not exact matches

When combined with solid old - school adventure gameplay with plenty of stuff to do (you're unlikely to do everything on the first playthrough), it's easily one of the best games in the genre in my opinion.

Its unique art direction and old school gameplay will certainly appeal to gamers who grew up with adventure games of the 90s.

But by offering an intense 2D sandbox expierience that offers a multitude of mobs, an old - school RPG expierience, tons of biomes with secrets located in the skies and underground, and an evergrowing slew of updates providing diverse new items, power - ups, weapons, and enemies, Terraria delivers with astounding gameplay that still leaves me addicted to this date.

A bland, uninspired game with old - school gameplay and boring design.

Powered by the industry - leading Unreal Engine 3, Shadow Complex is the height of old - school side - scrolling design combined with modern, cutting - edge gameplay.

A combination of old - school, first - person dungeon crawler gameplay and updated visuals, this indie game certainly has what it takes to offer fans of this classic genre with a new adventure.

With its visual splendor and gratifying, old - school gameplay, this is a fantastic platformer that makes the most of the 3DS.

Meanwhile, gameplay looks to be what you'd expect with an old - school dungeon crawler.

Going in, you'd expect it to be the same action - hero malarkey we get every year with gameplay that's either too old school or too modern.

ATLUS Merges Old - School RPG Gameplay with Modern Aesthetics in The Alliance Alive, Available for Nintendo 3DS in early 2018

Mixing old school and modern Japanese role playing gameplay, Ni No Kuni impresses with an engaging battle system typical to Level 5's previous titles as well as the much revered Pokémon series.

The gameplay is now old school with some new tweaks for it, there are also some new weapons that offer an alternative take on the classic weapon design.

What I can say is that the campaign is a homage to old school shooters whilst mixing with new gameplay mechanics.

Its old - school graphical look and amazing soundtrack mesh with its clever gameplay concepts to create something truly unique.

If what you're looking for is a quick fix of good gameplay with some old - school flair, this is a perfect choice.

You can at least tell that the gameplay knows its old school and doesn't hide it, unlike, say, LA Noire dressing up archaic gameplay mechanics with half the cast of Mad Men.

This frantic war fest combines precise, old - school gameplay with Hi - Def 3D graphics.

Born from the creative partnership of Lee Vermeulen and Jesse McGibney of Capsized fame, Apotheon is an arcade style hack - and - slash with both its visual and gameplay style set firmly in the old school.

This was the first outing for Flying Wild Hog and Hard Reset stood out from the crowed at the time with its old - school shooter gameplay.

The FPS revels in its old school gameplay, with circle - strafing aplenty.

If what you're looking for is a quick fix of good gameplay with some old - school flair, this is a perfect choice.

Flying Tigers is a game I really want to like, as an old - school arcade shooter fans of aerial combat games will enjoy what Flying Tigers has to offer, and it does have its moments with a couple of great campaign missions but having nothing to do after only five hours of gameplay will leave you looking for something else by the very next day.

The gameplay and old - school style really compliments multiplayer, whilst the all out action that takes place in each room feels even more chaotic with some friends.

Hellbound is a «90s FPS, 20 years later with old - school gameplay, and new - school quality.

Our idea for the series was simple: rework old school gaming concepts in beautiful high - definition visuals, while keeping the easy to learn, difficult to master gameplay that made us fall in love with games in the first place.

The game is trying to deliver an old school arcade feel to the game while still being fresh by providing the mention coop mode, a variety of weapons, abilities and gameplay mechanics, and it's set in a type of game mode where you restart from the very first level each time you start the game or die, while still keeping it interesting with enough diversity to make every play session entertaining.

The gameplay is old - school inspired fun, often with a difficulty to match.

In keeping with the rest of the gameplay's obvious influence from MMOs, the game's battle system is more in - line with a game like World of Warcraft than an old school Dragon Quest game.

It preserves the charm of old - school, PS2 - era beat - em - up gameplay, but deftly combines it with a hard - boiled crime drama punctuated with the liveliness of Kamurocho - the fictional red - light district of Tokyo the game is set in - and all the distractions that a red - light district can offer.

The game features gameplay very similar to that of old - school Castlevania games, with the characters batting through hordes of monsters whilst deftly hopping their way through numerous platforming puzzles in a large labyrinthine castle.

Diablo 3 is easy to get in to for practically any player, with updated visuals and gameplay that are also stooped in the old school style you'll have fun smacking up zombies in dark dingy dungeons for years to come.

The Good: + Simple and Accessible Gameplay + Multiplayer Co-op is masses of fun + Beautiful Graphics with an Old School Style twist The Bad: — Numerous Bugs at Launch — Difficulty is too easy on first playthough

Thankfully the flashback missions are all good fun, with the usual Halo gameplay of jump around and fire it harks back to the old school balls out shooting.

The modern take on the old - school genre of top - down racing wowed us with its addictive gameplay and satisfying handling when it was first released on the PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One late last year.

Levelling and choosing your loadout really change the game from being just a simple score - challenge arcade throwback and turn it into a more modern take on the genre that's more than homage; it's an evolution with modern standards and systems in place, keeping that old school multiplayer score competition while adding in gameplay systems that make sense today, while still throwing in different things to keep the game feeling fresh; it was even discovered that there's a hidden Smash TV style area in the last level, really hammering home the mix of old school charms and new gameplay mentalities.

The foreseeable future for Larian (i.e. the next couple of years) is going to see us making further progress in improving our RPG craft and creating dense game worlds with hopefully new and innovative gameplay systems based on old school values.

The Adventures of Pip, one of the latest releases in the genre, goes straight back to the 2D days, offering old - school pixel visuals and side - scrolling action, but it's also an ode to the evolution of the genre itself, with a core gameplay mechanic that allows players to transform the titular character into three distinct versions representative of video game generations.

But by offering an intense 2D sandbox expierience that offers a multitude of mobs, an old - school RPG expierience, tons of biomes with secrets located in the skies and underground, and an evergrowing slew of updates providing diverse new items, power - ups, weapons, and enemies, Terraria delivers with astounding gameplay that still leaves me addicted to this date.

This little gem of a game combines mechanics that you used to find in old school beat em» ups, with that of a more tactical style of gameplay, but somehow keeps a lot of the action found in the former style of gameplay.

So far the game is visually stunning and the gameplay looks like it mixes modern controls with an old school item management.

Get in the groove with Dangun Feveron's old school style of refreshing and simple vertical scrolling gameplay.

With its trial and error gameplay, Mighty No. 9 is very much a game of the old school variety.

* A haunting cyberpunk / dark sci - fi setting * Fast - paced, old - school shooter gameplay * Hordes of enemies to destroy * Epic boss fights * A deep, experience - based weapon upgrade system * High - fidelity graphics with full dynamic lighting * Extensive use of physics and dynamic environments * Exclusive in the extended edition: four new creature types, a new boss monster, five new campaign levels with a total of about three additional hours playing time as well as two new levels for the survival mode and an improved graphics engine.

If you consider yourself a fan of the sadistic, old - school style gameplay that From Software has recently revitalized, then you'll feel right a home with Dragon's Dogma, a characteristic that is great for some, and incredibly off - putting for others.

More importantly, it maintains the old school charm and cracking gameplay that made him so memorable to begin with.

It takes a classic concept — the grid - based strategy - RPG — and infuses it with a fun new conceit... Even better, it runs with that idea to deliver fun twists on the gameplay... Add in a fun old - school presentation and a heap of personality, and Slimes is an easy recommendation for SRPG fans looking for quick, quirky fun ``.

It will be an old - school experience like the four preceding games in the series while reintroducing the naturally near - flawless gameplay with a handful of new features and components.