Sentences with phrase «swarms of enemies as»

The new game builds on the wave - based, four - player cooperative action of ME3, allowing you to take on swarms of enemies as a variety of species and class types from all over the Mass Effect universe.

Not exact matches

An endless swarm of enemies awaits those brave enough to take on the game's Endless Eclipse Mode, where players can prove their worth as they go toe to toe with countless enemies in the formidable Eclipse dimension.

-- some enemies attack on sight (iris icon)-- some enemies attack based on sounds (thunderbolt icon)-- some monsters attack if you hit one of their kind: you have to be very careful with those, as you can get swarmed and overwhelmed really fast; — some monsters are really powerful, and if you're underlevelled, it's best to flee.

It's extremely close quarters, which is great, as you can easily mow down swarms of enemies in the small corridors.

There are swarms of enemies and very busy screens to contend with, and also people to be saved in the same vein as Robotron.

Claire and Moira encounter far more aggressive enemies than Barry, being swarmed by previous island inhabitants, now known as the Afflicted, and having to deal with a couple of tough bosses.

as massive hordes of undead enemies swarmed our hero.

Bangai - O is very much designed as a single - player experience, with the player given only a tiny sprite to control so that the rest of the player's view can be swarming with missiles and enemies, and expecting the player to track one single enemy player during the madness that defines Bangai - O will be a tough task.

Now, enemies give players a break with low damage attacks that occasionally miss (In the first stage, regular grunts would shoot at me with bursts of machine gun fire and would miss, even though I stood still), and they don't swarm or blitz at the player as much.

BFG: The most obvious reference to come to mind is Metal Slug, but we also have points in common with other games, like Left 4 Dead in respect to 4 - player coop against swarms of fodder with some stronger enemies mixed in, procedural loot comparable to Diablo or Borderlands, and layered level generation as can be seen in The Binding of Isaac.

Don't expect it to be a «kill everything» attack, as it's more just to help against a swarm of weaker enemies in a worst - case scenario.

Inversus, by Ryan Juckett of Hypersect, is billed as a «minimalist, negative - space shooter,» in which players take control of squares and fight against other players and swarms of enemies on a black and white board.

He still is fast and effective as a fighter while flying, though, and it is useful for evading large swarms of enemies in a pinch.

It's cumbersome enough fending off enemies as they swarm you from all sides, but once you run into levels with traps like clusters of bombs and sawblades flying through the air, it gets downright frustrating.

There are more aggressive forms of powers as well, with an ability that allows you to summon a swarm of rats to devour enemies, and a windblast that knocks them back.

You'll have a swarm of almost dead enemies as you try and get your bearings and finish each one off in turn.

Players take on the role of the protagonist who is «the last hope of mankind» as he aims to rescue «humanoids» (clones of the last human family, consisting of a mother, father and son) from the swarms of enemy robots.

Strategy is non-existent, as the varying levels of urgency, like wanting to take out big enemies out first or swarming enemies first, do not play a significant factor.

Beyond a doubt the most famous game on this list, Super Crate Box is a fast - paced single - screen shooter where you collect as many crates as you can before the swarm of very retro pixelated enemies take you down.

Battle an endless swarm of enemy drones as you defend the gates to Earth.

Gears of War 4 will continue the series with the next generation of Gears as you follow Marcus Fenix's kid JD and merry group of friends as they battle the new Swarm enemy.

They are often tedious bordering on boring and not nearly as fun as cutting through swarms of enemies.

You can still play the PvE campaign as well, where you can join up with three other players in co-op to construct the ultimate fort to defend against swarms of AI enemies.

We've seen some incredible uses of biomimicry, from looking at how a birds» beak is shaped for a solution to improve the aerodynamics of a train to looking at how ants swarm on enemies as a solution for computer security.

Once the pod is opened by players or other means, they will emerge as Juvies — monstrous members of the Swarm, Gears 4's enemy faction.