Sentences with phrase «pretty simple mechanics»

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But even in the more conventional worlds of quantum mechanics and relativity, let alone cosmology and string theory, what we think of as «the simple logic of cause and effect» goes pretty much right out the window.

The mechanics aren't detailed too heavily in the film itself for the sake of brevity, but it appears to operate as a pretty simple divergent timeline situation: Cable is able to change the future by going into the past (with none of the Back to the Future fading).

I have to say a few things about the combat mechanics, which may seem simple at first glance, but they are actually pretty complex, especially that each monster has a different behavior.

The basic mechanics of the 4 % rule are pretty simple.

Either way, the mechanics are all simple and straightforward, so both modes are pretty accessible.

Anyone else feel that the fighting mechanics and rag doll mechanics in Gang Beasts look to revolutionize things kind of like GTA and their NPC's moving and leaning on things around the world... If not in looks pretty neat for as plain and simple of a game it is

Splatoon 2's third - person shooting mechanics and controls may seem pretty simple from an outsider's perspective, but dive into multiplayer without a proper understanding of the game's nuances and you're bound to sink (much to the chagrin of your fellow vandals).

The fighting mechanics are pretty simple at first with the basic turn based approach however it develops into a more complicated process when rows, monster types such as spectral beings (or going to ruin your current team set - up species) and status conditions get involved.

While all this may seem a bit complicated on paper, it's actually pretty simple to get used to all these mechanics, also thanks to the interplay between them: nothing truly feels tacked on just to extend play time.

The combat mechanics are pretty simple, resembling the way you control a vehicle in the Halo series.

Speaking about puzzles, the team got pretty creative with Obduction's puzzles, including a nice variety ranging from simple physics based puzzles to others that take advantage of unique mechanics such as teleportation.

Series veterans will be glad to see the basic gameplay foundation is as strong as ever then, while newbies have pretty simple yet deep mechanics to work with.

The mechanics are pretty simple, especially compared to its PC cousin, League of Legends, making it an incredibly accessible free - to - play game.

The early bodies that you get have a pretty simple shooting mechanic that will slightly bounce off of the walls, but as you continue your laser shots will start to bounce a lot more.

As a party game for local multiplayer is great fun, and learning to master the simple mechanics can make for some pretty spectacular matches between two equally competent players, but there's isn't enough on offer otherwise.

While the mechanics of these games tend to be pretty simple — run, jump, attack, and try not to die — difficulty has become a staple of the genre.