Sentences with phrase «sliding around obstacles»
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Experienced 12 different challenges: climb on, in, off and around a box, go through a cardboard tunnel, climb up and down steps, climb over obstacles, play hide & seek, go in and out a doorway with a step up or down, exposed to an electric sliding door, umbrella, balloons, walk on a wobbly table, jump over a broom, climb over a log, bathtub, etc..
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Their wall - jumps, for instance, were built off of a slow, downward slide that gave the player plenty of time to figure out how to manoeuvre around obstacles and enemies.
Paddington runs forward, and you swipe, jump, and slide around in three different lanes to avoid obstacles and pick up marmalade.
Beach Buggy Blitz is built around an «infinite drive» mechanic that challenges you to drive as far as possible through lushly detailed, procedurally generated levels — power - sliding through beaches and volcanoes, flying through the air off massive jumps, and smashing through totally destructible obstacles.
Subtle button pushes allow you to send him drifting around corners, sliding under obstacles, hurdling at enemies, and dishing out his trademark buzz - saw speed blasts with relative ease.
To reach the pinnacle of your potential speed you'll need to avoid these obstacles and collect speed - boosts, so you'll be happy to know that the tilt - controls used to slide your ship around the screen are almost flawless in their...
At the moment, we're aware of two: the ability to lean around walls and obstacles, and the ability to execute a running slide.
The sequel to the blockbuster mobile smash, the endless runner has added shiny new graphics, environments, tricky obstacles and a huge array of power - ups to frantically slide and leap around.
CoD soldiers are now able to mantle over walls, cars and other obstacles without losing speed; on top of that a new contextual lean system lets you look around objects by depressing a single button, while the knee slide facilitates the speedy drop into a prone position or behind a piece of cover.