Sentences with phrase «same game assets»

They do use the same game assets but they are designed so well and expertly that each level feels like it was ripped from a new installment in the series.

Not exact matches

In the end, it's all the same game: Accumulating good assets that are structured intelligently and throw off fresh funds for you to spend, reinvest, save, gift, or donate, empowering you to arrange your day doing what it is you enjoy, and spending time with the people you love, rather than selling more hours of your life.

In 4K, textures and other in - game assets appear to have the same quality as their 1080p counterparts.

What may be a significant issue in porting Red Dead Redemption is likely the same thing preventing a remaster — reportedly the assets aren't accessible anymore and the game's underlying code is a hot mess.

In terms of art assets, there is also nothing new, with the visuals and music being the same as those of the first game.

In honesty though, it lacked the same excitement of both Far Cry and Far Cry: Instincts and felt a bit more like filler content that re-used assets from the last game.

The 3D fighting game was built using practically all the same assets and engine architecture of Thrill Kill.

Whilst simply a case of rearranging the provided assets early on, as the game progresses you will be required to use certain frames multiple times in the same movement.

I dream of games in future where no 3D object / asset is the same.

Sadly too many corners we're cut, too many old ideas and assets we're used, not enough time was taken and the result is a Might & Magic Heroes game that lacks anything that makes it a Might & Magic Heroes game, aside from similar gaming mechanics and sharing the same universe.

My kids LOVE the series, and we could easily handle another game using the same assets and gameplay as Pikmin 3.

There are so many things that look exactly the same, just updated, that I have to believe they took assets from the older games and brought them directly into Sonic Mania.

The rest of the off - track stuff is familiar as the game's modest budget means Codemasters have reused most of their assets from last year, so the same people are ambling around the same paddock as F1 2016.

The game's skeleton is the same, but all the assets over it have been updated right down to the lighting effects.

It is clear that a lot of the same assets from the first game were re-used and re-packaged.

It's all part of the charm, and the core visuals are very closely matched on PS4 and Switch, with both using the same assets across the game - a benefit of the game's modest visual style and a perfect example of the kind of game likely to provide a very close graphical experience on Nintendo's new console.

Dead Island: Riptide provides a fun experience; it just feels like this isn't the sequel many were hoping for, with barely fixing issues and reusing many of the same assets from the original game.

The game content is the same as the original version, but all the assets are being remade,» he said.

«It is a remake, The game content is the same as the original version, but all the assets are being remade.

Yes, that's what I meant: a Pro enhanced game is the same size for both PS4 kinds, because it contains 4K and 2K assets as well as regular and Pro code.

It's also best to trademark the game name, art assets and key characters / mechanics as quickly as possible to avoid another Chinese company from trying to create a rip off game under the same name.

In addition, because Metal Gear Survive takes place in the same universe, a lot of the game assets from Metal Gear Solid V, it puts out some familiarity to a desolate world.

It was followed up by Battlefield: Vietnam, a game running on the same engine and used many of the same mechanics and assets.

One thing I wasn't a huge fan of was the fact that most of the levels take place within a certain world and the game reuses the same assets over and over, just with a different perspective.

Then again, A Realm Reborn is pretty much an entirely new game using the same art assets.

Real - Time Strategy games are focused primarily on the control of territory and assets: whereby two or more opposing forces will appear in the same map in an effort to assert dominance by securing resources or locations within the existing defined area.

Some art assets from previous games were reused so it keeps the same graphical style, while the deviating from the Tales formula in terms of gameplay.

The Enslaved: Odyssey to the West Press Kit comes with all the same extras including an Enslaved Promo Copy Game Disc, a Press Asset Disc with the added addition of an Original Soundtrack all beautifully presented in a fold open DVD booklet case.

A new story means we can include a new setting, dream up new missions and introduce all new enemies - but at the same time the current budget means we're restricted in the scope of the game in terms of assets and the total amount of mercenaries, which are a scalable factor of the final budget.

I guess they thought that if unity assets can be flipped and sold why not do the same thing except use older previous game titles.

I don't neccesarily thing RMT is a bad idea (assuming it was done by the company running the game, had no intrusive in - game adverts, and was priced fairly); my issue lies mostly in the fact that people are willing to leverage an advantage unrelated to the game (real world liquid assets) to make themselves superior in game, when not everyone can do the same.

What may be a significant issue in porting Red Dead Redemption is likely the same thing preventing a remaster — reportedly the assets aren't accessible anymore and the game's underlying code is a hot mess.