Sentences with phrase «story games i attempted»

In the fifteen multiplayer story games I attempted, my teams were never able to get more than a few rooms into each level before getting totally wiped out.

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Then there are games that make no attempts whatsoever to have any kind of story at all.

But it's one of those games where the story is not an attempt to «live» the movies (and crash and burn in the process).

I found the game to be severely over-hyped it makes an attempt to something very fresh and new but ends up being a very by the numbers action game, the game also makes an attempt to be an RPG, the various times you act based on options based on personal choice feel practically meaningless as they may hardly affect anything in relation to the story line.

Also the game's plot does not attempt to make a bridge to new players, who won't feel a connection with the game's story and its strategic component is less interesting than expected.

The game attempts to include this character as a bigger part of the story but instead, it serves simply as a means of explaining how you're character obtains powers and that's it.

Based on a true story, previously showcased in an Emmy - winning 1993 documentary of the same name, Gridiron Gang is the story of one detention camp probation officer's attempt to teach the young felons in his trust discipline, honor, teamwork, and pride through the game of football.

Filling in yet another gaping hole in the main game's story, the two - or - so - hour journey plops you in the snow - filled shoes of Prompto as he attempts to reunite with Noctis and the boys after ending up in a frozen wasteland.

This attempt to add strategy to combat brings the entire gaming experience (slowly) crashing down, and ruins any chance of the gamer enjoying the story being presented.

At the game's climax, the four heroes from the Mushroom Kingdom brought the eight Pure Hearts they had collected to the inner sanctum of Bleck's castle and attempted to reverse the void in time and space that Bleck had created at the start of the story.

The issue here is that the story is not that great and when the game presents cutscenes after cutscenes, and most of which include dialogue that attempts to portray a serious story, it just doesn't end up as a fun experience.

Despite its arcade roots, Namco Bandai are attempting to rebrand the image of story mode in fighting games, featuring one with epic battles and cutscenes that seamlessly transition to gameplay.

2016 brought an eerily similar story when director Alex Proyas» $ 140 million fantasy action film Gods of Egypt - starring Gerard Butler (who barely attempted to alter his Scottish accent), Danish Game of Thrones actor Nikolaj Coster - Waldau, and Australian Brenton Thwaites as the three male leads - opened to a domestic weekend of just $ 14 million.

By far the game's best expansion, not only does it introduce creepy new supernatural foes, the distancing effect of the supernatural setting allows the story to discuss the consequences of violence and long - term effects of the Mafia lifestyle in a way the main story never attempts to.

story, the film actively encourages the audience to participate in the «game» and yet makes no attempt to mask what is really happening.

One of this was the addition of a timer that was used to give the player a sense of urgency as they attempted to tackle down the horde of zombies while moving through the game's story line.

Alongside highlighting the characters, story and locations from the new game, the trailer attempts to introduce the main aspects of its new «State Combo» fighting system put in place to add a little more strategy to your otherwise mindless button mashing Musou gameplay.

Set in an alternate world where humanity attempts to defend itself from giant humanoid creatures called Titans, the game's «Attack Mode» will take you through the major story beats of the first third of the manga series that's been published thus far.

Reading the story is worthless as the game is all about the fan service moments and even the writing itself attempts to poke fun at this situation.

You can also attempt a new game plus mode after you are done with the game or unlock additional story chapter.

The story seems to be an antithesis to that of the previous game, which saw John Marston, a former outlaw, attempting to atone and redeem himself (title hint), whereas the new trailer paints Arthur Morgan as someone relishing in the dastardly deeds of an outlaw.

Based upon this new information, it seems as though Nintendo is attempting to keep the old audience and gather new audiences by including the components that have worked in the other games of the series while creating a story - mode-esque game that everyone can enjoy.

Rigth from the get go, you are able to explore the world map and attempt to free bases or capture castles, however the best way to enjoy the game is to simply do the story missions.

The mission structure lets you attempt the story in the game's single player mode while you are free to drive and roam around the world map attempting the various challenges that are present throughout the game's open world.

The game was a good 50 % longer than the original, and there were more attempts at world - building and story - telling.

Fair Game is the story of two loyal Americans whose lives top people in the George W. Bush administration attempted to destroy.

Anyone who's read Richard Connell's 1924 short story «The Most Dangerous Game» — or seen one of Hollywood's umpteen knock - offs of it — knows the answer is «d.» Now, in an attempt to resurrect a moribund franchise, 20th Century Fox welcomes us back to the jungle for Predators, in which tall, dark, and ugly aliens again hunt humans.

The game's story involves Mario retrieving the six Royal Stickers, which have been scattered after Bowser attempted to steal the Sticker Comet.

The story seems to be an antithesis to that of the previous game, which saw John Marston, a former outlaw, attempting to atone and redeem himself (title hint), whereas the trailer paints Arthur Morgan as someone relishing in the dastardly deeds of an outlaw.

Mostly a platforming game, Deer God combines light RPG elements, puzzles, secrets, and a story about spirituality in its attempt to set itself apart.

Life Is Strange, Free Life is Strange has been somewhat of a revelation amongst console gamers since its 2015 debut, as the story of Max and her devastating attempts to change the future through a gift of being able to rewind time.

It should be a treat for fans as the story mode attempts to tackle some of the story events featured in past Tekken games giving the player a chance to experience them again.

Retaining the charm of a classic horror game with focus on survival and exploration, White Day attempts to bring Asian horror elements into the mix and presents an interesting story premise that urges you to uncover its mysteries.

It is a completely different story if you attempt the game in co-op and this is where the true potential of the game begins.

The story of 12 - year - old Emily as she attempts to win the great Book Scavenger game will both challenge and entertain.

A story on video game blog Kotaku is reporting on a new in - store labeling practice by EB Games in Canada that appears to be an attempt to deceive customers into believing used games are actually new games.

I don't know if I have any direct advice or comments to offer to our protagonist, per se, but there is one thing that does come to mind in the story of Ni No Kuni II where he will attempt to negotiate with five different kingdoms throughout his adventures and form a contract, and that can be kind of similar to the gaming industry where I often find myself in a position of course where there is the company that makes the game engine, there is the company that has the video codex we use, and there are so many parties involved and you have to unify all that towards one common goal.

We can strive to be fair in our assessments by attempting to analyse mechanics and story elements from multiple viewpoints, and by assessing games for what they are rather than what our expectations demanded them to be.

This game prevents itself from becoming a tired cliché by encouraging the reuse of missions, in an attempt to point out that all fantasy type games, in effect, are just retellings of the same stories over and over.

Here's my story of my attempts at mastering fighting games, and also what I've learned from each failure.»

NOTE: I'm also going to abandon my usual scoring method here as attempting to apply a single score for story or graphics to all three games is stupid task.

Epic seem to have taken criticisms toward the Gears story to heart and have made a valiant attempt to craft some truly emotional moments for the final game in the trilogy, and they've succeeded to a degree.

As they wrote on the PlayStation Blog, they have attempted to prioritize strong gameplay and well - developed story and characters in order for their relatively small team to deliver the best game possible.

I liked the attempt at story, or at least how it brought the game back down to earth *.

With a progressive level of difficulty, it's easy to spend dozens of hours finishing the game's dynamic story mode level offerings while attempting to collect goodies.

Z - Run includes two game modes including a story and a survival mode, with the story mode seeing your chosen character attempting to escape the city one level at a time, while the survival mode tasks you to hold out for as long as you possibly can against the hordes of zombies with gradually increasing quantities of obstacles and zombies.

Such as story even lousy games attempted to put an emphasis on the story.

This sort of thing is fine in a game like God of War where the entire point behind the game is to be this grand cinematic epic which means Ninja Theory got handed the keys to wrong fucking franchise to continue their attempt at wowing us with their cinematic stories.

The «Memento» aspect of the game is owing to the story that it attempts to tell with voice overs chapter by chapter.

Much like Bayek's journey in The Hidden Ones, the second major DLC for Assassin's Creed Origins wisely decides to focus on creating a compelling story over attempting to redefine the game.