Sentences with phrase «swarms of enemies on»

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.

For starters, both of these twin stick shooters take place beyond the skies where players are tasked with wiping out swarms of enemies on small, circular bases.

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.

Kratos is still regularly swarmed by waves of enemies and he has a plethora of unlockable and upgradable abilities to take on the hordes.

Duel will give players a chance to head off one - on - one or Scramble where players can try to take out a swarm of weak enemies.

What sets Fire Emblem Warriors apart from other Warriors - style games is its focus on teamwork instead of a single hero curb - stomping swarms of enemies.

On top of shooting down the enemy forces players get to rescue small dudes trapped by the invading alien swarm: freeing them will release power ups and shields, and that adds a lot of strategy to the game.

There are six factions to choose from: The Lyonar, who focus on defense and healing; Songhai, the most mobile and aggressive of the bunch; Vetruvina, who rely on powerful abilities and high adaptability to win their fights; Abyssian, who can neutralize threats and swarm their enemies; Magmar, who rely on overwhelming power; or the Vanar, with their cunning and trickery used to hedge their opponents in.

They said that in Hyrule Warriors - you would power up a gauge during boss fights by fighting swarms of enemies and then unleashing a special attack on the boss.

«The sheer quantity of swarming enemies on the screen and the way they interact by climbing over one another to reach areas that would be safe in other games is unique to World War Z. I would say it truly defines the game.

Enemies which teleport, explode, summon swarms and then must content with your own party's barrage of attacks can occasionally cause lag depending on what else may be going on in the environment.

Survival is similar to Arena from Uncharted 3 and is a wave - based mode where players — with up to two additional friends — take on swarms of increasingly powerful enemies and unique objectives.

Funny part is, there actually are hundreds of enemies swarming around the battlefield, only waiting for you to practice your combos on them and inflict a quick but painful death.

``... a wave - based mode where you and up to two additional friends can take on swarms of increasingly powerful enemies and unique objectives.»

To top things off, there is a challenge mode that has players going into arenas based on the game's stages and facing off against swarms of enemies in order to get top scores.

Lastly, we have Chaos — entirely focused on decimating your enemies with remotely detonated grenades, setting them on fire, launching swarms of enemy frying nanobots like Firefly from GI Joe and making your human enemies puke themselves to death.

While all these additions breathed some life into this tired formula, I still felt completely bored while I was actually on the battlefield, hacking away at a seemingly endless swarm of enemies using the same exact attacks, over and over again.

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.

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.

The large map you walk around to go from place to place is swarming with enemies, but early on you are given a crystal ball that shows you their location, the locations of places you can visit, and most importantly, the location of a Rune if it's within the crystal ball's range.

Nex Machina is the pinnacle of this process, a frenzied twin - stick blaster set on connected alien landscapes swarming with enemies and power - ups.

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

Survival is a wave - based mode where you and up to two additional friends can take on swarms of increasingly powerful enemies and unique objectives.

It bleeds into the game itself, of course, not just background trimmings — the Kojima attention to detail comes in how a guard will notice a rifle on the ground, dropped by his formerly - conscious comrade; it makes for a smelly Snake emerging from his hiding spot in a bin, flanked by a swarm of flies (and able to be discovered easier thanks to his stench); it comes in the form of the utterly ludicrous boss enemies you face.

+ The action does not let up — you'll constantly be taking on swarms of enemies, towering mecha, and airborne armadas

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.

There are a few on - rails sequences which are a bit weak, though, but at last Gears of War 4 uses a colour palette that extends beyond black and brown, and the new Swarm enemies are superb.

Get ready to battle enemies in multi-stage Galactic Assault, take on swarms of AI foes in Arcade, join squadrons of friends in Starfighter Assault, and maximize your trooper skills in eight vs eight Strike missions,» EA explains.

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.