Sentences with phrase «same old gameplay»

Just the same old gameplay with certain annoying parts redone a bit (Joke's End especially) and some decent optional bonus content to keep longtime fans happy.

Thankfully, Super Bomberman R feels like the same old gameplay where you strategically place bombs, hide, and hopefully emerge victorious.

Not exact matches

It is so obvious that they have paid the reviewers to review this game, because yet again it's the same old repetitive gameplay.

No improvement from Smash Fighter V whatsoever, Same old boring, insipid gameplay.

The third chapter uses the same graphical engine of the past edition, and even if the gameplay is still solid, and old time fans will be pleased by the social features, Skate 3 looks like a deep add - on.

Instead of treading the same old ground, Phantom Hourglass incorporates many radical gameplay changes that should keep the franchise fresh for Zelda veterans, and accessible for new Zelda converts.

With excellent level design, smooth animations, impressive pixel art, and a bunch of brand - new twists on classic - style gameplay, Sonic Mania manages to feel both old and new at the same time in the best way possible.

Going in, you'd expect it to be the same action - hero malarkey we get every year with gameplay that's either too old school or too modern.

For those PlayStation gamers getting a bit jaded about seeing the same old footage of The Order: 1886 time and time again, never fear — all new gameplay footage is to be revealed at the PlayStation Experience in December.

If anyone's wondering about the gameplay being «strategic», my understanding is that it's not in the same way as the good old strategy RPGS, like the Shining Force games, but a mix of more traditional J - RPGs, with the ability to customise your team's formation — adopting different positions to stand in your formation, to best suit attacks or defences for your team members and the party overall.

The Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered story isn't the only feature that treads old ground, as the gameplay experience is basically the same seen in Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag, with a few variations.

The roster blew my mind with its sheer size, the original story hooked me in, but despite that, the same old LEGO gameplay held it back a little.

Dark has a handful of interesting elements, but ultimately it's the same old stealth action gameplay...

Using the same detailed engine that powered the original, while improving on the already excellent gameplay, this new entry in the series promises to provide gamers both new and old with hours upon hours of platforming goodness.

If I wasn't a Gundam fan, Gundam Reborn would have gotten boring fast since the main gameplay is very shallow - you're just constantly fighting through wave after wave of the same type of enemy and it can get old pretty quickly.

The Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered story isn't the only feature that treads old ground, as the gameplay experience is basically the same seen in Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag, with a few variations.

My biggest complaint is the fact that you can no longer control you're car after being taken down, a trick that evened up the gameplay in the older games, instead all you can do now is watch the same crashes over and over and over again.

My biggest complaint is the fact that you can no longer control you're car after being taken down, a trick that evened up the gameplay in the older games, instead all you can do now is watch the same crashes over

While it features more of the same old first - person shooting, it absolutely impresses with dazzling visuals, tight gameplay and a robust multiplayer mode that's actually quite fun.

A few new perks have replaced older, less balanced ones from the prior games, and the same classic features such as being made invisible to radar, faster aiming, and rapid reloading are still staples to the core gameplay.

The screen resolution was crisp and clear and gameplay was the same old Mario Kart, tight and refined and very fun.

Original, clever and innovative, Laser League is a gameplay experience worth your time and shows that we don't have to settle for the same old, annually cloned dross again and again.

Although that might sound weird, it's also true, as the game belongs to a niche that is both new and old at the same time, with gameplay simplified down to its barest bones and with a modern veneer that makes it pleasant to play through.

There isn't much to pick apart, other than maybe not enough new gameplay mechanics being introduced, which will leave many feeling like it's the same old Street Fighter that received an aesthetic makeover.

The same old cathartic hack n» slash gameplay present in games like Hyrule Warriors is here, and it is fun at times, but the boring visual novel segments, coupled with the noob - unfriendly story, really drag the game down.

The gameplay premise is as familiar as possible: an intro level with a big robot as a boss, followed by eight levels you can tackle at any time, get a new ability everytime you beat a boss, y ’ know, the same old stuff.

They have given us a first look via this wonderful gameplay trailer (beloew), which reveals new weapons, new enemies, and the same old hero.

Since the core gameplay and story is the same as the old gen release, our review of that version is still very relevant.

It is the same old historical spectacle (with a lot of action, of course), an open - world game that builds upon the principles of its predecessors and spices them up by adding naval combat as the core gameplay mechanic.

The main gameplay in Audition is similar to «Bust - a-groove», an old 989 studios published game made for the Sony Playstation (and when I mean similar, I mean it plays almost exactly the same as.)

On the other hand I think older gamers, especially those with a soft spot for the original Outcast, will absolutely love to return to it with modern visuals being a strong selling point, but also because the game maintained the same feeling gameplay from the original.

The first Persona Q game was a fascinating mashup of Atlus properties, taking the old school dungeon - crawling gameplay of the Etrian Odyssey series and injecting it with the bizarre characters and worlds of Persona 3 and 4, so we can probably expect more of the same from Q2.

Putting that aside, the actual gameplay is still the same old Blitz - style gameplay, just without the NFL players.

The story of Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings isn't the only part of the game that treads old ground, as the gameplay experience sports pretty much the same features of the previous Mysterious titles, sadly also taking a few steps back from Atelier Firis.

Gameplay is the same old Bomberman schtick: place bomb near enemy or breakable wall, stand back, blow up, rinse and repeat.

These same dated gameplay mechanics also manage to serve as a much needed breath of fresh air, kind of like a reminder of an old friend in a world of autosaves and regenerating health bars.

Given that it's very much a six year old game, Skyrim isn't really going to blow your mind to the same degree anymore in terms of what gameplay it can offer you.

The gameplay is the same old situation, with dialogue choices and quick time events making up most of your time, but this is simply the formula which Ties That Bind weaves its compelling story around.