Sentences with phrase «to shoot enemies»

As I always say, I'm tired of shooting enemies in the face.

There's something deeply satisfying shooting enemies with the bow and watching them panic, not knowing where you are located.

But most of those games were about avoiding enemy fire while shooting enemies down.

You could also strap a safety harness to whatever you were climbing across, hang down and shoot enemies from above.

Playing for countless hours, trigger tapping to shoot the enemies as sometimes you will be overwhelmed looking for cover, switching ammo types to kill certain enemy types.

I found that shooting enemies on a diagonal angle became a little challenging.

You could, for instance, get your first character killed by an enemy, and then save that character with the second one by shooting that enemy first.

Knowing when to switch between the two pilots is often the key to beating the game's 44 stages; it's about more than just shooting enemies.

Shoot enemies before they get you... but beware, because your ships can also shoot each other!

Players can also shoot enemies in front of them in order to rack up more points.

This gives you more time to focus on shooting the enemies out of the skies.

The objective is simple, you've got to shoot enemies until you're blue in the face and then shoot some more enemies for good measure.

Maybe it's thanks to the deliciously crunchy sound effects, which makes shooting enemy vehicles so satisfying.

Your right hand holds a large rifle, and while you can't shoot enemy players, you can launch a grappling hook at the ball from anywhere in the map.

They also have a difficult time shooting enemies that are only a few feet away.

Instead, another player and I ran through fields of tall pink grass and shot enemies who were clearly on scripted, predictable paths.

They have made it really easy to get into the game and start shooting enemy troops.

It feels really weird, shooting enemies without the possibility of being revived if I fall.

Too many times I would shoot enemies only to have nothing happen.

It's an 8 - bit shooter, where you need to... well, shoot all enemies coming down the screen.

If mastered properly, this can be used to shoot enemies hiding behind structures or even around corners!

You'll be able to shoot enemies oxygen tanks and gain an upper hand on them.

The demo's final act was a generic shoot enemies trying to rush you affair.

The premise behind the game is easy, fly along, shoot enemy crafts, engage in bosses and complete the game.

Nothing special here: kill everything in sight by shooting enemy ships and avoiding fire.

Other times I would be shooting enemies directly in the chest, but the first couple of shots wouldn't register at all.

It's about keeping your momentum going as you complete objectives towards your goal, rather than shooting enemies with a gun.

While shooting enemies and jumping between cover, each player needs to manage their own equipment and powers while protecting their teammates from enemies.

For example, shooting an enemy in different parts and a different distance will affect and damage the enemy differently.

At one point, notice how one of the characters is in a raft, while also shooting enemies — it's pretty awesome stuff.

That timer ticks down naturally, but you can also reduce the required time by shooting enemies.

Points are awarded for shooting enemies along with the bonus stages and the tallies at the end of most stages.

Players pilot an Arwing in the traditional style of TV game play and, in a new twist, players can use the cockpit view on the GamePad to aim and shoot enemies using the gyro controls.

Players can engage in melee - style hand - to - hand combat and trigger slow - motion effects by shooting enemies at close - range or by targeted shooting (i.e., aiming for body parts).

Eventually we're going to hit a point where shooting an enemy in Modern Warfare is going to be like killing a real person.

Aaero's gameplay features a ton of underlying subtleties, including the ability to fire your laser quicker and thus, receive a higher score, simply through shooting your enemies in time to the musical beat.

Its six - mission campaign is constructed from genre features familiar to any gamer: work your way deep into enemy territory, shoot enemy soldiers before they shoot you and assassinate the leader.

As mentioned before, this game is all about shooting your enemies clean out of the sky — all without the Acrophobia and general fear of death.

You're not simply shooting enemies — you're attempting to decipher them from the environment you're in.

You'll probably enjoy shooting enemies for a little while, and the various power - ups (yes, you can cloak) keep things varied.

A lot of the visuals and game mechanics have been imrpoved upon with this new N.O.V.A game as well as the addition of features like real - time shadows and ragdoll physics to make shooting enemies more enjoyable when they bounce off stuff from being shot numerous times by you.

Story progression happens mainly on Cole's cell phone, which is beautiful because you can be listening in on a major plot twist while riding an elevated train, shooting enemies off rooftops.

The marksman (sniper) class for example has given his spot & mark ability to the tactician in favor for a scrambler that disables the radar of enemies when they're near you and the medic now has a drone that will follow him around shooting enemies for you and can bring you back from the brink of death if possible.

Not to mention the balance between shooting enemies along with dodging attacks and you have a lot to think about.

You guide Rise as he runs to the right shooting enemies and dodging obstacles.

We flew around to another part of the base, went inside, and then started a vertical ascent using platforms for cover, while shooting enemies all the way.