Sentences with phrase «shine as a party game»

makes for an entertaining enough solitary experience, the back - seat driving aspect makes it positively shine as a party game.

Now playing Run you get pretty good at timing your jump as the background changes to land on platforms as they appear, but when that power is given to a fellow player it shows how this game shines as party game.

Not exact matches

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.

Arms shines the most as an online experience and is not much of a local «party» game.