Sentences with phrase «pretty much every gameplay»

Armour Skills do all kinds of things, from offering resistance to status effects like poison, to boosting your weapons» Affinity rating — basically your chance of scoring Critical Hits — to buffing your health and stamina, to improving your prowess in pretty much any gameplay situation you can think of.

Overall, Middle - Earth: Shadow of War progresses beyond the high quality standards set by Shadow of Mordor through expanding pretty much every gameplay feature, while refining the finer points that received constructive feedback from its prequel such as introducing difficulty levels.

Not exact matches

It's a pretty cool and more unusual way of showing off racing gameplay, making it feel so much more immersive for us viewers!

This game is pretty much my favorite MGS game, the game play was truly astonishing back in the days and still is, this was such a quality game for the PS3 console when it was first released, the graphics, the animation, the cut scenes, the gameplay, the sound..

ill start off by saying that the graphics are gorgeous, the gameplay is pretty similar to donkey kong returns, the game is just a fun 2D Platformer overall, the only DOWNSIDE is the Difficulty can be very frustrating at times, i recommend getting a Pro Controller, it works much better then the gamepad, also the game does nt really use gamepad other then off screen play, but still a

The game pretty much feels the same in terms of gameplay so that won't disappoint.

ill start off by saying that the graphics are gorgeous, the gameplay is pretty similar to donkey kong returns, the game is just a fun 2D Platformer overall, the only DOWNSIDE is the Difficulty can be very frustrating at times, i recommend getting a Pro Controller, it works much better then the gamepad, also the game does nt really use gamepad other then off screen play, but still a great Platformer

Why it sucks - campaign sucks, way to short, no new guns, stealth gameplay my ass, perfect enemy snipers, to much walking, no vehicles exept mongooses and SOMETIMES a ghost, price why it rocks - visor is pretty cool, flashback missions are pretty good, FIREFIGHT

Leaving aside the story, the gameplay is pretty much what you expect from a Warriors game.

The gameplay may be pretty good, but one of the things that I loved about Hyrule warriors was decimating armies with my favorite characters, and I don't like pretty much all of the fates cast.

but all lego games after that were pretty much the same gameplay mechanics, and not as fun IMO... the exception is of course LEGO city undercover, which is not a typical lego game and has alot of potential... that game, I AM looking forward to and see how it does

Being able to play as Solid Snake with more featured gameplay in a much prettier package blew my mind.

Although the gameplay of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater hasn't been redefined all that much in the past few years the game stills plays at a pretty high level.

Though they give you some quick cash, they can be very monotonous as all of them are pretty much identical in gameplay (for example, driving a vehicle up and down a field until all of it is harvested, fertilised, ploughed or sown).

It's pretty ridiculous and not many gamers will embrace it but there's no denying how much more interesting the gameplay dynamic becomes upon inviting one or two into your world.

It's pretty much the same as Omega Force only mage improvements in the gameplay, and left the graphics untouched.

Those are pretty much the reasons I never tried them for PS3.If the stories are actually good and gameplay is decent though, I could still get e...

With that said, the gameplay of Tomb Raider Definitive Edition is pretty much perfect on the PS4.

But for the Nintendo fan who doesn't have a Wii U yet, a demographic which we've already posited must be in the millions, a much - enhanced continuation of gameplay ideas they already know and love is a pretty smart proposition.

The gameplay of Tomb Raider was pretty much perfect on the PC, PS3 and XBox 360 but it has been tweaked on the PlayStation 4 and for the better.

You get some good storytelling mixed with okay acting on top of what ends up being simple gameplay design that is just a tad faster, and much prettier than the original Battlezone title that came out in the arcades in the early 80s, as well as the original version from the 90s.

Sure the games is pretty much a hack «n» slash slug-fest but the gameplay feels more refined and fluid on the PlayStation 4.

We saw a demonstration of the cutting mechanics, in which Raiden was slicing up a watermelon, but of the actual gameplay or story pretty much everything was shrouded in mystery.

The visual style, gameplay, area layouts, pretty much everything feels fresh and unique in the series.

Then came the heavily leaked and yet much anticipated Assassin's Creed Origins, with a good lengthy gameplay demo showing some incredibly pretty graphics and tasty assassin action.

What I mean by that is that across the full gamut of its creative intent, gameplay systems, world - building, and general approach pretty to much everything, Sony Santa Monica's Norse masterpiece iterates on so many of the most distinctive games and influences from the medium's last seven years or so to act as a kind of cumulative full - stop on an era.

So yeah, the gameplay is pretty much perfect on all levels!

As we've seen previously with games like Dead Space 2, Bulletstorm, and The Witcher 2, gameplay is pretty much lag free, and you don't have to worry about downloading and installing anything.

The gameplay was pretty solid but it just doesn't do much for me.

The basics of the gameplay are pretty much what you would expect from a Warriors game.

WWE Tap Mania — There really isn't much to say about the gameplay, because it's pretty simple — tap the screen to punch the bad guys.

Madden is pretty much the only game outside of actual music games where the soundtrack itself is as widely popular (or at least advertised) as the game, even though the music really has nothing to do with the gameplay.

Team Ninja did a good job with the gameplay, considering that they pretty much had their hands tied up in terms of decisions (did you know that Sakamoto was the one that wanted the wiimote only configuration?

This was due to some bad tournament running decisions such as allowing coaching for players which compounded with a certain person's extremely campy gameplay that pretty much went to time.

We carried all our systems over so it has many of the same trappings and can definitely stand next to those games, but gameplay wise we're pretty much in the action strategy realm.

That's pretty much all in terms of gameplay.

Played with a group of four the gameplay mechanics foster a lot of camraderie and pretty much forces true planning and co-operation, or else failure is almost a surety.

And that's pretty much it for the main gameplay, fighting waves of enemies with the occasional power - up and much money grabbing along the way.

I quickly grew tired one of its gameplay as one scheme felt pretty much like the other.

It is a shame that classic Castlevania gameplay and design pretty much disappeared after the Metroid style games became a thing.

Like the previous LEGO games the plan is a simple one; take a well know franchise and turn the entire thing into a LEGO version where the characters are mute and must convey everything through sign language and odd sounds, plenty of humour and lots of gameplay which is pretty much a genre unto itself.

The bounding box is the same way and is not only adjustable in ever increasing square sizes but allows the player to increase length and width separately, meaning gamers can pretty much achieve any style of FPS gameplay they like, hopefully clearing up many of the complaints with early Wii Fuss.

You see, despite its name it's not really a sequel to the much - loved Cossacks series, rather it's pretty much a complete remake of the original game, retaining most of its balance and mechanics while upgrading the graphics and smoothing out the gameplay a touch.

Meanwhile the added length on the Wii remote is pretty much forgotten after a few minutes of gameplay and in fact once I had played with it for a while and taken it off, I realized I actually liked the longer feel of the Wii remote with the transmitter plugged in.

While fans of the Suikoden series are waiting patiently, there's this game upcoming game called Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom, the sequel to the critically acclaimed Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch from Level - 5 that pretty much resembles the gameplay of the Suikoden series.

The basic gameplay remains the same, pretty much unchanged other than a few tweaks to the physics to give your skater more wieght in the world.

If you've made it this far, it probably means that you're going to base your buy decision pretty much on gameplay alone.

So, it is pretty much the same with those few changes to the gameplay style.

Of course, the gameplay is what matters — let's pretend we all believe that for the sake of the rest of this review — and here again, you're pretty much playing a Super Smash Bros. clone minus Nintendo's unhinged Japanese creativity and minus the fundamentals of the Super Smash gameplay.

PrebbLord didn't enjoy it as much as the previous «It's a beautiful game with great gameplay, music and actors, but the story wasn't as interesting as previous infamous games and it was over pretty quickly».