Sentences with phrase «silent footsteps»

Following in the silent footsteps of the Assassin's Creed Revelations Animus Edition unboxing, Ubisoft Australia...

Other abilities, such as armor or silent footsteps, are earned based on obtaining a certain rank in multiplayer and can be used on any class.

First - person mystery fans and Carol devotees should definitely give Silent Footsteps a go.

The game play also allows the gamer the ability to gain extra abilities that give you an advantage such as enemy footsteps to see the path enemies have patrolled, silent footstep to prevent enemies from noticing you while cloaked, or the ability to see enemies that are also cloaked.

Not exact matches

If Christians fill their social media posts with blame and anger — or perhaps just as bad, if we stay silent on this critical issue, how are we following in the footsteps of Jesus, who dealt with social injustice in constructive ways?

Goldstein's most recent filmmaking credits include Les Rues de Mean Streets, a short documentary on the New York neighborhoood where director Martin Scorsese grew up, created for the French Blu - ray release of Mean Streets; and In the Footsteps of Speedy, a critically - acclaimed 30 - minute documentary on the making of Harold Lloyd's 1928 silent comedy Speedy, commissioned by the Criterion Collection.

If it was merely silent and mysterious, then it could at least follow in the footsteps of narratively - light games that use scenery, journal entries, or audio files to build their world.

Fingers crossed that Fallout 4 won't contract Del Toro's run of bad luck, though, following in the footsteps of inSANE and Silent Hills!

It's tough to follow in the footsteps of a highly anticipated game such as Silent Hills, after the spectacular teaser P.T took the world by storm with its unique take on first person horror.

* Dead Silence / Amplify Adjustment - Dead Silence completely silent including equipment, sliding, and footsteps.

However, this is not truly a silent film: carefully deployed sound effects — such as echoing footsteps or birds chirping — produce a distinctly synchronized relationship between sound and image that was unheard of prior to the advent of «the talkies.»