Sentences with phrase «poor voice acting»

Other M was plagued by a weak story, poor voice acting, and a few questionable gameplay mechanics.

The visuals are solid and the sound, minus the poor voice acting, is pretty good too, but the gameplay is a mixed bag indeed.

If you can look beyond the graphics of yesteryear, the monotonous tones of the enemies, the poor voice acting and the aimless grind to make you just a little bit stronger which, won't matter anyway as you will still be unfairly outnumbered as you progress in the game.

Riptide once again falls into old bed - fellows with its poor voice acting, with the main cast still providing a so - so effort.

- Poor voice acting - Too easy - Obnoxious, intrusive soundtrack

With repetitive levels, poor voice acting, and occasional glitches, I find it hard to recommend.

Cinematics Regardless of the poor voice acting and cliched storyline, the comic book style cinematics are impressively animated.

Filled with generic character stereotypes and poor voice acting this is a game that when you have finished the very short campaign you can very well set aside and never touch again.

Its gorgeous steampunk setting is fun to comb for clues and items, but the game is ultimately hampered by shallow characters, poor voice acting, and generic story beats.

There's nothing really scary with the puzzles and the game's lack of screams isn't helped by the poor voice acting.

This disconnection was helped no end by the poor voice acting on display, whilst there isn't too much of it what is there feels like it would be perfectly suited to the low budget afternoon detective dramas on channel 5.

Not exact matches

To name but a few: I've had mercs spotted through walls, enemies alerted to a mercs presence for no apparent reason (yes I understand the stealth mechanics), enemy AI is appalling (you can eliminate a building full of enemies but just running a merc around the perimeter of the building, thus alerting the enemies, and then shooting them all as they come out of the door), the game is riddled with typos (e.g. some of the mercs have a trait called «though», which is obviously meant to be «tough»), the voices acting is poor and annoying (who honestly wants to have their merc scream the same phrase over and over again every time you select them?)

The voice acting is largely terrible: Lance Henriksen phones it in and everyone else is either flat and dull or wildly overcompensating, but then bearing in mind the universally poor script it's not surprising.

The soundtrack is largely forgettable, and while the voice acting is welcome and very well done, the ludicrously poor lip - syncing approaches early - Godzilla levels of apathy.

In terms of the story, it is a little (well quite a bit) clichéd and the voice acting ranges from poor to mediocre which does make the game feel a little cheap, especially the Sean Connery character.

- The voice acting and story are both poor - It offers no real challenge - It's a hidden object game on the PS4

I tried to pay close attention, but the plot is a mess of loose threads, acronyms and soap opera ridiculousness, with adequate voice acting at best, and very poor dialogue at worst.

Despite a few good jokes, and some unintentional gaffs, the overall voice acting is poor to downright annoying.

A weak story, annoying voice acting, and poor animation, and a shoddy audio / video treatment make this DVD one to avoid.

The decision to depict her weaker, more vulnerable side was largely an effort to help players form a stronger, more emotional bond with Samus: a bold move that ultimately proved unsuccessful, marred further by questionable voice acting and poor writing.

I mean, Halo 3 has complaints from reviewers about the slow and glitchy online multiplayer, the poor graphics, weak level design (that actually steals from Halo 1 for the ending), weak story and voice acting, and yet... Halo 3 got perfect 10s across the board?

There are many things that I'm willing to forgive when it comes to indie titles: poor graphics, questionable voice acting, lackluster audio and even, depending on the case, iffy writing.

It's a decent setup, but the problems begin with the quality of the dialogue, which is frankly atrocious, and the voice acting is poor across the entire board, too.

He also spoke of how voice acting has evolved ever since, where in King's Quest V the VO cast members were Sierra employees — and it was of much poorer quality and realism as it is today.

The sidequest characters, on the other hand, feature poor facial animations and voice acting.

But the bad news is the whole thing is let down by poor voice - acting and peculiar dialogue choices and glitches that leave the world feeling rather less immersive than it should be.

The decision to depict her weaker, more vulnerable side was largely an effort to help players form a stronger, more emotional bond with Samus: a bold move that ultimately proved unsuccessful, marred further by questionable voice acting and poor writing.

story is crap, cut scenes are annoyingly long (in fact 1/2 way through I just stopped watching them and found that it made no difference to my gameing experience), and voice acting is pretty poor.

The hashtag made the general gaming public aware of some of the poor conditions video game VAs face from some of the biggest names in voice acting and got people talking.

The voice acting in some sections had me laughing out loud unintentionally due to the incorrectly translated English and the poor acting for the characters.

Despite a few good jokes, and some unintentional gaffs, the overall voice acting is poor to downright annoying.

The voice acting for each character isn't the greatest, and some will actually surprise you - not necessarily due to poor quality, but the unfitting placement of some - but the dialogue is memorable in both a positive and negative way.

Poor localization / translation has also dogged the series in addition to some rather dismal voice acting.

Character mouths also never match up with their dialogue and the voice acting in the game is quite poor.

The voice acting is largely terrible: Lance Henriksen phones it in and everyone else is either flat and dull or wildly overcompensating, but then bearing in mind the universally poor script it's not surprising.

During the first 4 or 5 hours, I was concerned that the story would fall flat due to weak voice acting, poor writing, and a lack of focus on the main plot.

If the intent was to forge a brand new experience based on the original, Secret of Mana fails as the dated combat engine challenged me in all the wrong ways and the added elements like voice acting fell flat with poor performances all around.

If you manage to look past the incredibly poor graphics and voice acting that awkwardly fits, you should have a blast with the remaster of a 1993 classic.

• Unenthusiastic voice acting • Poor writing quality / Lack of depth • Missed opportunity with the setting • Vague cutscenes • Unwelcoming for those who haven't read the comics • Nikolai is not very good at close combat

Very often, the excellent voice acting does not fully come through from beneath the unpleasant hisses caused by poor audio compression.