Sentences with phrase «small gameplay design»

It only would have needed some small gameplay design tweeks and some technical issues resolved to have been perfect... in fact, out of the 8 Silent Hill games, I would rank Downpour in my top 3; if you haven't checked it out yet, Downpour is definitely worth a playthrough.

Not exact matches

In other words Arkane have taken the already impressive level design of Dishonored and improved it, adding in small gameplay tweaks.

Relaxation, putting your mind at ease in the immersive atmosphere 4 completely different game worlds, each with unique gameplay mechanics 60 levels designed down to the smallest details Well - balanced puzzles An atmospheric soundtrack accentuating the game's ambience

Shogun 2, with a smaller scale and tighter focus, boasts the best gameplay and design of any entry in the franchise.

Call of Duty: Ghosts Onslaught will deliver the fast - paced multiplayer experience fans love, with four classically designed Call of Duty ® multiplayer maps, each with their own distinct environments, small to medium scale, and varying gameplay.

With some small changes in design and gameplay, I believe it could become interesting for a wider range of players.

Unfortunately, when all of the issues stack up — the snail's pace gameplay, the graveyard - quiet servers, the small player base, the not - very - good server connections, the flat and lifeless sound design, and the futility of trying to play a squad - based game when most people just want to go for kills — it makes it kind of hard to recommend Verdun on Xbox One.

Not yet in alpha, it's being developed by a small team who are working on prototypes, designing concept art, composing soundscapes and developing core gameplay mechanics.

According to the blog, Levolution is an «overarching design concept incorporating a lot of features both big and small, that all affect gameplay in some way.»

• A Handful of Highly Talented Artists and Engineers: Rayman Origins was developed by the UBIart team in Montpellier and is built on an open - source game engine — the UBIart Framework — designed by Michel Ancel to allow much smaller teams of artists and developers to produce incredibly high - quality graphics and gameplay quickly and efficiently.

The game is typically praised for small tweaks to its gameplay while still maintaining the series» tradition of excellent level design, vibrant cartoony graphics and catchy music.

Armed with randomly - generated areas and Unreal Engine 4, it should have, but boring and repetitive gameplay, cliché design, small length and general unoriginality unfortunately let it down massively.

- Create games in Unity for iOS and Android - Write clean, modular and well - documented code in C# - Implement systems and functionality for games based on design specifications - Implement, debug and refine core gameplay features - Collaborate effectively with a small, high - energy team of game designers and programmers - Work with other developers to devise customized solutions to difficult problems

The game features 4 different worlds with unique gameplay mechanics and more than 60 levels designed down to the smallest detail.

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The platforming and gameplay was simple though fine in design offering some small amounts of challenge occasionally.

Though I appreciate what this small Korean team has done, sound design and repetitive gameplay are what holds this game back.

All of the monsters are original designs (though with obvious influences) and the scale is much smaller than what you expect from Godzilla (they're big monsters here, not really «giant») but the gameplay is rock solid and fast - paced with lots of destructible elements in the stages.