Sentences with phrase «special boss battles»

Finally, there are also enemies that appear on the map, and engaging them will put players into special boss battles or small stages for a chance to win extra money.

Not exact matches

Two new boss battles await the intrepid explorer in the depths of Shulva, as well as a third standout special encounter.

It has amazing boss battles (especially the final one), amazing gameplay that will have you playing for weeks... until you complete it 100 % of course, and the special attacks are ones that would make a person want to use them again, even though the opponent has only 1 life left.

Multipliers, imposing and thrilling boss battles, special attacks and weapon upgrades are all in line with the established archetype.

Battle outlandish celebrity bosses with special skills, power - ups and some old - fashioned martial arts.

Here, players will participate in boss battles against Egyptian gods during special timed events.

Add in some special attacks and the combat system is quite sturdy and I really enjoyed the boss battles, although the missions that involved timing were at times a challenge.

Players can also work together and use special co-op maneuvers to weave through the mazes and chomp their way to exciting boss battles.

The Campaign splits into a series of fifteen episodes separated by special episodes, which are essentially boss battles against the pros.

Every weapon could be used at far and close range with special attacks and abilities available as well, and some fantastic boss battles to cap off the episodes.

The combat is reminiscent of a Dynasty Warriors game in that you hack and slash through crowds of monsters while unleashing the odd special move although there's a more action - oriented system in play here as you must guard and dodge with precision if you want to survive the tougher intimate one - on - one boss battles.

Human players can be friend or foe, lending their assistance for boss battles or invading to make life a special slice of hell.

Getting back on track the enemy roster is rounded off by a series of enjoyable boss - battles and the Upgraded foes, which are bigger, badder robots who'll tag along with regular hordes and wield special powers, such as stasis fields.

- for Sonic's 25th anniversary last year, Iizuka received a task to deliver some sort of product - the target was «dormant fans» who used to play the SEGA Genesis, but haven't really played any games since - Iizuka met Christian Whitehead, which lead to the creation of Sonic Mania - there was talk of another port, but Iizuka thought fans would desire something new from the old games - this is the first time Iizuka partnered with a team of devs spread across various countries - Iizuka said this team had a greater passion to create - this was in comparison to companies that set decisions on a pre-determined schedule (in meetings, etc)- the team had so many features they still wanted to add after the beta version was complete - since there were only a few spots with text that needed to be localized, they could bring the game to more places quicker - the game has Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish support - the Studiopolis stage is included due to receiving the most requests from the Sonic Mania development team - Iizuka actually considered reducing the amount of stages at one point in order to meet the development schedule - Sonic Mania doesn't really have much in the way of cut content like scrapped stages - since Sonic Mania was only distributed digitally, the team was able to continue working very close leading up to launch - this let them put in practically all ideas, and there are currently no plans for DLC - Iizuka recommended Flying Battery Zone for inclusion becaues he likes the music - he also likes when the player goes inside and outside the ship - Iizuka likes Mirage Saloon because the stage structure will be different depending on the player character chosen - Puyo Puyo gameplay was added because there was a Puyo Puyo game released in the west for the SEGA Genesis - this game was originally called «Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine», and the team thought it would make a fun boss battle - Iizuka didn't have plans to feature Blue Sphere in the special stages - the Blue Sphere special stages were brought over to Mania as a test, but ended up staying for the final game - the team felt the need to continuously connect stages from various eras, which is doe with the Phantom Ruby story - for Sonic Mania, it was decided that the technological limit would be set at SEGA CD, - this is higher than the Genesis but lower than Saturn - in creating a SEGA CD - grade special stage, they would intentionally make SEGA CD - grade polygons

Plus, as a special bonus to celebrate the release of «The Gunstringer,» players can also download a free add - on pack for the game at launch called «The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles» which pits players against the time - traveling son of Wavy Tube Man, the first boss players battle in the game.

Gone are last year's boss battles and special game types, ambitious but largely disappointing attempts at innovation that were a big part of the game's justification as a full retail product.

Players can now experience this action - RPG genre through an upgraded combat engine designed for strategic combat, a wider variety of combat moves and special abilities, and interactive boss battles with unique AI.

If you want to see more, you can also enjoy another recent gameplay video focusing on boss battles, a gallery of screenshot and artwork, a trailer focusing on animation and visuals, another trailer featuring the Japanese voice actors, some more gameplay, another trailer and screenshots from Gamescom released this Summer, the North American special editions, the European ones, another beautiful gameplay video, the trailer released back at E3, another colorful batch of screenshot alongside more gameplay, and one more gallery of images.

Once all battles in a location are clear, the player is given a score for that location — «Novice», «Expert», or «Champion» (in Japanese: «Normal», «Good», or «Excellent»)-- based on time taken, damage received, number of player characters KO'd, and special scores for any bosses that were fought.

Even going as far as to include a special plastic stand for people with arms made of spaghetti, KI: U succesfully implements stylus controls in three different formats: flying through the air, battling on the ground, and fixed strafing around impressive bosses.

However, the final boss battle in the last game does deserve special mention for being utterly awesome!

Extra battle sees you fight against special computer - controlled bosses - what sounds like a minor distraction at best.

A spell useful in boss battles and such - special skils: «Hustle Dance» — An lively dance that restores HP to all members of the party «Miracle Sword» — A one - handed sword skill that can recover HP while dealing damage «Whip of Love» — A whip skill that deals great damage to multiple enemies «Viper Fang» — A dagger skill that targets a single enemy and occasionally induces poison - Samadhi Kingdom is a country of knights surrounded by the desert - historic kingdom that reigns over the desert and values its chivalry - rumored that the young prince is himself an outstanding knight - horse races are also carried out here - picture shows a circus tent in what is described as a castle town where people bustle about

During boss battles you special abilities and you guns have been disabled so you're left with your close combat weapon to defeat it.

Add in some special attacks and the combat system is quite sturdy and I really enjoyed the boss battles, although the missions that involved timing were at times a challenge.

The larger than life boss battles, free flowing combat, and visually stunning special moves for the 100 + characters of the game are a sight to behold.

There is even a certain satisfaction from boss battles which are pretty typical fare until you are forced to work out the real world item that will stop their special, sometimes you even have to work out a key strategy to even get anywhere.

«Poi: Explorer Edition expands on the core experience of the original Poi with a variety of special features, including Joy - Con motion control support, more challenging boss battles, new character costumes, and an unlockable digital soundtrack and art book.

Multiple Gameplay ModesIncrease the action with 4 boss battles, 60 sniper missions, many support levels and regular special events.

Battle outlandish celebrity bosses with special skills, power - ups and some old - fashioned martial arts.

It has amazing boss battles (especially the final one), amazing gameplay that will have you playing for weeks... until you complete it 100 % of course, and the special attacks are ones that would make a person want to use them again, even though the opponent has only 1 life left.

New Arena events will be added, too, including Dwarven battles, Gondorian bosses, and a special Overlord event.

The bosses are stronger than these basic enemies, but tactically I found it most effective to just set my team to support me before battle with healing magic, while I repeated the same 3 hit combo with the occasional special move or grenade toss till the boss eventually died.

Hours of playing, character development, honing your skills — it's safe to say boss battles in video games are special moments.

The Trials of the Gods: Epic boss battles against Egyptian gods that take place during special timed events — victorious players will receive prestigious rewards.

Employ a combination of melee, charge attacks, spells and weapon - specific special moves to cut through waves of enemies and prevail in a variety of challenging boss battles.

The 6 boss battles in Jotun deserve special consideration, as they really are the central feature of the game.

Special moves are charged when you attack enemies — While Link is fighting, Hylian Troops also fight — They don't mind if you accidentally hit them in the heat of battle — Impa is in the demo and she gives Link tips — Tutorials also have the classic «hey, listen» line when they pop up — Castle Keep has a power up bomb — This is a one use item with a huge blast radius — Link can also collect Rupees dropped by enemies and glowing hearts to restore his life — E3 demo ends with a King Dodongo boss fight who appears at the North Square — King Dodongo breaths a cone of fire Link has to dodge — The trick to beating him is throwing bombs in his mouth when he inhales — Then Link can follow up with a combo ending with a fatal downward slash — Zelda uses a glowing rapier to fight — Has a combo where she darts left and right — Zelda has 3 orbs — You can charge these by pressing heavy attack and then use orbs as combo finishers like creating a golden triangle on the ground that damages all of the enemies inside it — Zelda also has a combo ending with a barrage of arrows from a golden bow — Zelda's special move is a charged bow strike that knocks enemies back — Lizardos was the first enemy with a weak point and if you hit him on the head you'll knock him down — Fill up your Focus Spirit meter with magic jars — When this is full you can press R to get a speed and attack burst — Your character will glow yellow and get a new combo too — Zelda can use three elemental magic spells as her Focus Spirit combo — Hyrule Warriors says «Zelda defeated Moblin» when you knock out a Special moves are charged when you attack enemies — While Link is fighting, Hylian Troops also fight — They don't mind if you accidentally hit them in the heat of battle — Impa is in the demo and she gives Link tips — Tutorials also have the classic «hey, listen» line when they pop up — Castle Keep has a power up bomb — This is a one use item with a huge blast radius — Link can also collect Rupees dropped by enemies and glowing hearts to restore his life — E3 demo ends with a King Dodongo boss fight who appears at the North Square — King Dodongo breaths a cone of fire Link has to dodge — The trick to beating him is throwing bombs in his mouth when he inhales — Then Link can follow up with a combo ending with a fatal downward slash — Zelda uses a glowing rapier to fight — Has a combo where she darts left and right — Zelda has 3 orbs — You can charge these by pressing heavy attack and then use orbs as combo finishers like creating a golden triangle on the ground that damages all of the enemies inside it — Zelda also has a combo ending with a barrage of arrows from a golden bow — Zelda's special move is a charged bow strike that knocks enemies back — Lizardos was the first enemy with a weak point and if you hit him on the head you'll knock him down — Fill up your Focus Spirit meter with magic jars — When this is full you can press R to get a speed and attack burst — Your character will glow yellow and get a new combo too — Zelda can use three elemental magic spells as her Focus Spirit combo — Hyrule Warriors says «Zelda defeated Moblin» when you knock out a special move is a charged bow strike that knocks enemies back — Lizardos was the first enemy with a weak point and if you hit him on the head you'll knock him down — Fill up your Focus Spirit meter with magic jars — When this is full you can press R to get a speed and attack burst — Your character will glow yellow and get a new combo too — Zelda can use three elemental magic spells as her Focus Spirit combo — Hyrule Warriors says «Zelda defeated Moblin» when you knock out a general

You can also earn special rewards from boss battles such as the hero card.

As the special edition's name suggests, the level will have Sonic going through a gauntlet of boss battles against the Deadly Six, who are all riding monsters from the NiGHTS games.

Each area ends in a boss battle, which again relies on teamwork and the use of your special items in order to persevere.

Additional extra battles were thrown in with eight special bounties available at the Sailor's Guild (though two of them are just rewards for ordinary boss battles found in the Dreamcast version).

Special attacks are gained by locating moon berries, found as treasure or as a reward after a particularly nasty boss battle.

Of course, there are magic doors, special abilities, and a giant clockwork robot boss, but most of the enemies you battle wield swords, crossbows, and spears.

Also scattered about are legendary boss monsters that trigger special airship battles.

Missions are plucked from a pool of existing types, so things aren't entirely random and the final mission is usually some sort of boss battle or special event, acting as a season finale.

On the same sort of theme, Lockwood suggests that a boss battle can feel like a celebration: «It's as simple as being a special event during the game,» he says.

There are even a few special tracks which play on some battles near the end of the game which are particularly impressive, except perhaps for the final boss theme which loops over every twenty seconds.

It isn't anything special, and to be honest the campaign isn't anything special, with the exception of the boss battles.

Boss battles deserve a special mention here as well: bosses in Sundered are huge (seriously, sometimes your character becomes a tiny white blur on the screen when a boss reveals their true size) and grotesque, all with a variety of punishing attacks.