Sentences with phrase «pretty challenging game»

Under Defeat HD: Deluxe Edition is a pretty challenging game.

Not exact matches

not sure if we all watch the same game but to me it was more BORUSSIA settling with the score that us having the game of a lifetime, quite frankly at times we were pretty disorganized, Per as usual gave it away a few times, Sanchez was having a bad game till he scored, OX also gave it away more than few times, RAMBO well the poor man he just can not find himself, Martinez one good stop was not challenged much....

Arsenal desperately need to ensure that the players are physically ready as well as mentally ready for the challenge that faces us next week, because to be possibly six points behind the leaders two games in, is not going to be a pretty sight for the Arsenal.

positives (+) + though bellerin had a bad game he held his own for such a high profile game to make a debut start + wenger sub'd early taking off ozil and arteta early enough and the bleeding stopped + with the way we played it could have been a LOT worse than 2 - 0 + szczesny is still pretty good in goals though the defense left him exposed a lot + a much needed rude awakening to the squad as the season begins to take shape + nothing is decided still everything to play for and 4 trophies to challenge for, same as before kick - off

So you are pretty much basing our title challenge to two games we didn't play great?

With Liverpool struggling at both ends and with Tottenham clearly not happy with Wembley Stadium as their home ground, Arsenal could be feeling pretty optimistic, but until Man City and / or United start to wobble then we are still only playing catch - up and may have to win our upcoming games against them to challenge for the top.

Won as many challenges as he lost but did pretty well overall in the game.

They go into the game on the back of 3 game winless streak and anything but a win will pretty much end their title challenge this season.

Some other platform style games I've played over the years such as Rayman: Legends or BattleBlock Theater are both full of fun and challenging levels, but are pretty straightforward of how to get past them.

The game is short and pretty consistently challenging all throughout.

Pretty laid back, chill, judge based on personality only, calm, don't like to be in spotlight, and likes to challenge myself in games when I am bored.

I don't know how the online works as PSN is down as I am writing this, but the game is very easy to control, pretty difficult and will offer a challenge to gaming masters.

It's fun, it's pretty, it sounds great, and is a surprisingly intense challenge, even for veteran rhythm gamers.

The challenge curve in career mode can also be pretty brutal, with actual fighters progressing their skills as time goes on as well - it's a little jarring to go up against a guy who is a lower to mid tier fighter in real life, but is suddenly 99 OVR in - game.

Game is a bit challenging cause it doesn't tell you what to do, you should figure out everything by yourself but once you realized what your goal is and how this whole «world» works, game starts to become pretty frienGame is a bit challenging cause it doesn't tell you what to do, you should figure out everything by yourself but once you realized what your goal is and how this whole «world» works, game starts to become pretty friengame starts to become pretty friendly.

If you know what you're are doing, the game is pretty easy, but if not, it's very challenging, and slightly frustrating.

The combination of diverse story missions, platforming challenges and boss fights keeps A Hat in Time from ever becoming dull, but it does mean you'll become pretty familiar with the game's loading screen by the time you fell the final boss.

Sid Meier's Starships is a pretty good challenging strategy game, with tactical depth, but suffers from a lack of artistic ambition and a flat atmosphere that leaves one indifferent.

While Ruiner doesn't wholly embrace the challenge and progression of the Dark Souls series there is still a small sense of it which is a pretty big achievement in a — let's face it — arcade - style game.

Slightly Mad Studios are still hard at work on their upcoming racing title, Project CARS, and it seem like the development work on the game is going on pretty strong and the game is surely going to challenge DriveClub (probably the best looking racing title till now) with respect to graphics / visuals, weather effects and in many other fields.

The multiplayer component of the game is also pretty flawless and does offer challenges for players which increases the longevity of the title.

All of the modes work pretty much as well as you would want them too, but these are pretty much the bare minimum you need to put into a fighting game these days, and it's disappointing that Iron Galaxy didn't include a character specific challenge mode which was included in Third Strike.

These sorts of challenges might sound kind of rad on paper, but the mostly one - button combat and the high - volume / low - variety ratio of enemies pretty much puts the kibosh on much of the game's fun.

If you've ever had the opportunity to play any of the last several Hot Wheels games to hit the market, then you've pretty much already played Hot Wheels Stunt Track Challenge.

The first few bosses are pretty easy but past that the game does pick up the difficulty level and make for an extremely challenging experience.

The tracks are nicely laid out with plenty of challenging obstacles to avoid, and the car physics — while a little on the arcade - inspired side — are pretty impressive for what's been seen from driving games on the PSP thus far.

Am buying after playing the demo which I must admit played the demo more then once, first ever time on mh I enjoy you can see more to the game and different challenge to other rpg.Well end up spending many hours on the game which I prefer.What I will say after watching videos of monolish soft new game looking forward to that game then any I remember looks pretty fantastic.

You see, luckily enough, the single player is pretty straightforward, despite the myriad of challenges the game hurls at you.

On games like Super Meat Boy and VVVVVV, you must control a fragile character that must traverse the most challenging levels, while pretty much everything will one - hit kill you.

The user also talked about the game's challenge level, noting how Easy and Medium are pretty forgiving, with plenty of health herbs.

«Gulliver's Foosball Challenge» is a pretty terrible game.

Gameplay wise, it is actually pretty decent strategy game that offers a solid amount of content depending on if you are up to some of the more challenging optional missions.

The explanation here is pretty simple: Digital game - based learning (DGBL), a motivational, challenging, and rewarding process that can be fun, too.

You might have a perfect character idea in your head, and the game might have the parts to make it happen, but unless you buy a bunch of chests or complete every single challenge, there's a pretty good chance you won't unlock all of the parts you want.

In most games of this ilk the enemies are pretty dumb, not that challenging and blatantly repetitive.

As you can imagine, it can be pretty difficult beating a game within a week if the game is challenging or is as long as something like Skyrim.

Accessibility is all the rage these days, but from what I played the game still features some high quality challenges and some pretty interesting gameplay.

There's a pretty hefty singleplayer offering here compared to most modern shooters, with around 10 - 12 hours of gameplay on Normal mode, though any Gears veteran is going to want to instantly up the difficulty as Normal offers little challenge, even for a completely new gamer.

the game is stil pretty enjoyable but upping the challenge would've been nice.

Mortal Kombat is going to challenge Uncharted 3 for Game of the Year (and I'm pretty sure U3 will be the greatest game evGame of the Year (and I'm pretty sure U3 will be the greatest game evgame ever).

These puzzles range from old adventure game staples like wiring electrical currents, to more interesting and puzzling affairs like having to unlock a lock with a dozen or so holes, each of which you can only pass through once in order to solve the challenge (this one was pretty cool).

Developer Gamious made something pretty unique with iO, most of the things are perfectly fine - tuned and will provide an awesome challenging game for hardcore gamers.

No online cross play (wich would make the community bigger for the PS3 user and especially the PSVita user) is really disapointing since this seems to be a port of the PS3 game with only one new feature, i think im not going to buy this version, 40 to 50 $ for a new challenge tower is a pretty hight price point but if you changed your mind on cross play and / or give us the MK Arcade Kollection with this game i would gladly change my mind

The game's difficulty curve is still pretty challenging, and it's still fun to fire it up and go through the circuits.

These are unlocked through playing the main game and other challenges and some of them can get pretty tricky, especially when you are going for the gold.

The driving complaints wouldn't have been as much of an issue if it wasn't that the game ostensibly forces the gameplay down your throat; for example the Riddler challenges (not the trophies which are still pretty much the same as before) have a heavy - weighting towards car time - trials which are often frustrating and unwieldy.

Snowy worlds in video games typically mean you're up for a something a little more challenging, but it always comes with the satisfaction of knowing you'll be playing through something truly pretty.

Despite this the game keeps true to the theme well and can be pretty challenging at times.

Tennis in the face is one of the addictive little puzzle games you play in between the bigger titles, you can play for a few minutes or sit for a full night completing all of the challenges and obtaining all of the crowns, it's simple to play style and comical characters are enjoyable to beat down with a tennis ball, if you enjoy physics based puzzle games I'd advise you check it out and for # 3.99 it's pretty much pocket change!

Couple that with a $ 30 price tag on Steam and I'd say it's a pretty good deal for a challenging and brutal game.