Sentences with phrase «single review of the game»

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Torchlight does it amazingly, the graphics look like Team Fortress 2 met Diablo 2, and the lack of multiplayer is a small misstep, but considering I hated Diablo 2 single player and love this, you owe it to yourself to buy this game if you are even glancing at this review.

That being said my opinion is based mostly on the single player side of this game, so take my review for what it is worth.

One of the best games i have played in a long time i wish they would make more westerns the single player game i like it alot i would rate it a 9 out of 10 it could have been longer and i wish there would have been more... Read Full Review

We'll have a review of the game coming later this week, but based on what I've played so far the game feels like a single - player MMO more than any traditional JRPG.

Disclosures: This game was obtained via retail store and reviewed on the Wii U. Approximately 15 hours of play was devoted to single - player modes (completed multiple times) and 6 hours of play in multiplayer modes.

Even if you somehow ignore the issue of loot boxes Battlefront II is still a very difficult game to review, since it's composed of three almost entirely separate components: a class - based online shooter, a single - player story campaign, and a multiplayer space combat simulator.

In preparation for our full Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival Review coming very soon, we've uploaded gameplay videos of every single game mode in the game!

Whether you're completely new to the game or one of the few who still play Red Dead Redemption single or multiplayer, it's worth looking back at the review scores for the original game to see what all the fuss was about.

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There's a total of four website / magazines that review every single game you release, and watching the scores come in is a surprisingly nail - biting experience as you hope above all hope for those lovely high scores to flash up and grin in delight as they do, or curse those pesky critic bastards when the numbers are low.

As such, when a game gets a 5... or less... despite having not one single technical flaw, solid game play mechanics which beat out some bigger name games, being about as long as any other game with the same presentation, and being a visual masterpiece, the merit of the review is going to be called into question... not naming names, just using an example.

The review is part of an ongoing series titled Single - Player, which as the name implies is all about checking out games that can be played solo and with friends, because for a lot of people getting people together to play a tabletop game can be an infrequent event, leaving those expensive games gathering dust in a cupboard.

The review is part of an ongoing series titled Single - Player, which as the name implies is all about checking out games that can be -LSB-...]

I wasn't able to get my hands on the single player part of the game as of the writing of this review, and so I can't attest to the role - playing elements of, but I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the tactical segment of the game (which has no tutorial section whatsoever, which is another downside).

A review of ARK and the comments focus on a single comment about no mans sky... either extereme fan boys or the games devs... maybe both... great review of ARK though!

Usually when I write a review I'll just add the value for money in the score bar at the bottom and not mention much about it other than in a summary, this games pricing has been set up differently to what we usually see, for example you can buy the full game for about # 30 OR if you're an online multiplayer fanatic and only want to play that part of the game you can buy the Multiplayer version for # 20, now if you've bought the multiplayer and fancy expanding to the full game it will cost you # 15 for the single player being # 5 over the original price, most will think that this is fair, you can get the multiplayer element cheaper and test it out, if you like it you can then grab the campaign, well, this is where it gets dark.

As this is a major part of the game which adds more gameplay and variety, this review should be treated solely as an evaluation of the single player mode.

While reviewing every single aspect of WildStar would be great, it would also take forever (I haven't even hit late game yet).

In preparation for our full Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival Review coming very soon, we've uploaded gameplay videos of every single game mode in the game!

NewGameX shows up on Steam, and, more likely than not, there isn't a single decently done review of the game out there.

When I reviewed Wolfenstein: The New Order back in May of 2014, I stated that the single - player story campaign was easily the best narrative - driven first - person shooter game currently on the market.

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The single player portion is enthralling, we already know that from Ben Ward's review, I imagine a large chunk of PC gamers have by hook or by crook already experienced the this mode and will be wondering if it's worth a second visit.

As I mentioned previously if you can't play with 2 other players, which was the case for me most of the time while reviewing the game, you can go the single player route.

Although we usually review games on a single format, I was curious to try out Microsoft's vision of a cross-platform future - and also aware that Horizon 3 will be an exciting prospect for the PC community, who are well served with driving simulators but haven't had a decent populist racing game since the last Criterion - developed Need for Speed.

The game has had mostly positive reviews, but one thing seems to be missing from the game that a lot of fans including myself are looking for — a single player campaign mode.

In the US App Store, nearly half of the 53,921 reviews are a single star, with users complaining about the app crashing, the fact that the game is not playable offline, and some just saying it's not a very fun game.

Developer: Stainless Games Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Platform: Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, Xbox 360 (Reviewed), iOS, Android Players: Single, Multi-Player Genre: Collectible Card Game Release: July 9th 2014 (iPad), July 16th 2014 (Xbox 360, Android, Steam)

From the humble beginnings of a text review on Boardgamegeek to being someone that is basically the biggest name in board game reviews... it's the single step that began a journey all the way to the top of the Dice Tower.

This is a single player action role playing game and having never played the first I really didn't know what sort of game I was about to review.

So I'll have a review of single player portion of a game that was re-released.»

But this review is about the Doom package as it exists today, and the strength of the single player experience alone makes the game worthy of your time.

We have decided to review DUX, DUX 1.5 and Redux: Dark Matters as a single, bumper review simply because the games are so similar and it's a lot easier to compare the pros and cons against each of the games.

In his review of the game, Dave praised it as one of the best fighting games released this year, despite an unusual lack of single player content.

Games played / reviewed this week include: Middle Earth: Shadow of War ELEX South Park: The Fractured But Whole News EA's Star Wars «pivot» is a vote of no confidence in single - player games Does Visceral's closure pro...

(Note: This review was done on the Xbox 360 version of the game) The single player story for Modern Warfare 2... Read More

But let's get into the review now starting with the single player portion of the game where really the meat and potatoes are in this game.

Reviews for Star Wars Battlefront 2 generally praise the game's addition of a single - player campaign and multiplayer improvements over the initial 2015 effort from DICE.

Any single element of the game would be enough to make it a critical darling: either of the two aspects I've mentioned above, for instance, would bring a game to an almost unanimous 9 out of 10 through a majority of game review outlets.

Brought you to by long - standing retro video game website Hardcore Gaming 101, The Complete Guide to the Famicom Disk System includes reviews of every single licensed title (nearly 200) in the Famicom Disk System library — all of the classic Nintendo games (including their unfortunately overlooked adventure games), cult classics by Konami, revolutionary oddities like Otocky, many Zelda clones, numerous tie - ins with late 80s Japanese celebrities, and a large number of subpar licensed games from Bandai.

Every single game you're seeing in this review was recorded with the device's built - in utilization of Android's ability to record its own display.