Sentences with phrase «only focus on the multiplayer»

The Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the game only focus on the multiplayer - no campaign is included.

Not exact matches

so why spend time making multiplayer elements for a game that really would only feel tacked on compared to just solely focusing on making a great single player experience.

Shooters like Call of Duty and Battlefield focus on online multiplayer modes, which also offer huge replay value, limited only by the amount of trash - talk and headshots you feel like dishing out.

While Dirty Bomb is their main focus right now they have also developed multiplayer for Batman: Arkham Origins (which was surprisingly good), Gears of War 4, and are the only developer other than creators id Software to have worked on the Wolfenstein, Doom and Quake franchises.

It's absurd, really, because if a videogame can be singleplayer only and people can become irate at a multiplayer element being tacked on, then a game should be able to focus on the multiplayer without tacking on a singleplayer portion.

Yet I hate to count this as a flaw as such because it's not the game's fault, but on the other hand a multiplayer only game that focuses on teamwork does need a strong player base otherwise you're essentially wasting your cash.

Or will be focused only on a multiplayer experience?

Add to that the confusing nature of what Basement Crawl is really trying to be, the lack of anything to capture interest past playing a few matches, and the multiplayer - only focus which will create limitations when few people are online playing, and you have a game that probably isn't worth the space on your hard drive.

Seeing as racing is only one aspect of a much larger game it seems strange that Hello Games would choose racing as their multiplayer focus, rather than on coin hunts or trick runs.

It also showed that something with a heavy multiplayer focus and graphically intensive could not only run on this unique console, but could work well both docked and in handheld mode.

Only you can answer that, but it seems to me that this falls into the same category as Dead Space 2 and Bioshock 2, i.e. a fantastic focused single player experience with a multiplayer element bolted on for the sheer heck of it and a tiny market share.

In my time spent playing Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization, I only played a few sessions of multiplayer and focused on the single player campaign.

Saying that, now that I have the choice, I'll probably buy any future releases on the 360 that are single player only (or are single player focussed with a token multiplayer mode thrown in) and are shown to run better on the 360.

Microsoft has revealed that a demo of the title, which is focus only on the «OverRun «multiplayer mode, will be available to download on Xbox Live a few days before the actual copy launches.

While the box art now hints at an active internet connection for the game's campaign mode as well, there's also the possibility that the connection is only required for the game's multiplayer portion — after all, For Honor remains heavily focused on multiplayer.