Sentences with phrase «than most games»

Alpha Protocol does facial expressions better than most games on the market, and the graphics are adequate to the story, which is all that is necessary.

I've been looking forward to this game more than most games released.

The game's presentation successfully evokes an atmosphere more interesting than most games of this kind.

The first three games were known for a mix of on and off - road racing, giving players a wider variety of options than most games on the market.

The game is structured like a stealth game, but requires much more speed and efficiency than most games in the genre.

I don't know what you've seen, but the human AI is far better than most games out there.

The «Tales of» series has been a video game staple for longer than most gamers care to remember.

While confusing, it is still more of an ending than most games of the 1980s got, so I was not about to complain.

But judging from reviews, the basic game, which is already more expensive than most games, feels incomplete and empty.

It may not have the resolution of the HD systems, but it's more of a joy to look at than most games, regardless.

Although the hardcore platformer genre is relatively smaller than most game genres, it has been gaining quite the following with some near perfect additions in the past decade.

And it is in infinitely better shape than most games when released.

The screenshots look impressive and their approach to the world (less fantasy than most games of this type) is interesting.

The moment stuck in my head and handled the emotional weight of the subject matter far better than most games even though not a single word was spoken throughout the entire game.

Based on this video alone, it looks more interesting and original than most games that score over 9, so I'm more willing to overlook the flaws it may have.

Yes, it was short, but no shorter than most games these days.

The point of the video is to promote the video game having a deeper script than most games, and it's so good it could be mistaken as a film.

Playing in local multiplayer mode made me laugh more in five minutes than most games manage over an entire campaign.

You will die and you will die often, but this is a different kind of death than most games.

They've always put meaning behind their update titles, more so than most game updates, and I can't stop thinking about what they have planned.

At least you have to admit it's a lot better than most games out there.

This is as competitive, if not more so, than most games on the market and would still absolutely provide a fulfilling game experience in terms of length.

It's a bit expensive, but it's longer than most games and a total blast to play.

The voice - acting is a lot better than most games out there and the story certainly takes some twists.

The music is pretty good but not amazing, in multiplayer For Honor benefits from a death - metal playlist more than most games.

Acky's XP Breakout is quite different than most games in the ball and paddle genre, instead of having a set number of balls, you have two resources which are needed to create a ball, and this resource is called ether.

Speaking of risks... Atlas Reactor is a different type of game from nearly anything else out there, and, in just a few months, it's already gone through more monetization models than most games do in years.

It is more forgiving than most games with this feature: your characters can die a few times before being gone for good, but each time they do, it takes a lot of in - game money or real world time before you can use them again.

While they have yet to address whether the game will be paid or free to play, I can speculate that the game will easily be cheaper than most games available on the PlayStation Store since both developers (DADC and Loot Entertainment) are mobile centered developed meaning they are adjusted to a different app environment so they will hopefully decided a justified price model for the game that is sure to satisfy the masses.

These titles deliver an experience more powerful and visually stunning than most games available on the market; but they also adhere to I - play's mobile gaming ideals, providing the ultimate dip - in / dip - out, intuitive, and accessible gameplay experience, offering instant gratification as well as ongoing challenge and replay value.

So the combat is slightly slower than most games so if you do nt like that it might make you dislike this game.

It's a simple system that makes Bullet Soul less frustratingly hard than most games of this type.

Gaming as an entertainment medium is young, but is still older than most gamers who game today.

For those reasons the Gameplay score gets docked slightly, but still reigns higher than most games get.The best part of all of this though is the game is still in beta and like Minecraft is constantly releasing updates and new content supporting its player base.

Thankfully, Indigo Prophecy is slightly more forgiving than most games that use this system.

Besides embracing an epic progressive storyline, Max grasps more character development than most games while still staying true to her personal roots.

While it did age better than most games from the 90s, it still didn't age that well for modern standards.

Kratos conveys more emotion with the occasional gruff affirmation than most game characters do with hours of exposition.

That said, Lux Pain has a lot more of what is considered proper gameplay than most games of this nature, as you will have to use the DS stylus to scratch away the surface of the scene you are investigating at various times to try to find «worms» that have infected the characters and environments.

The game is certainly more strory driven than most games which can cause the action to have breaks than are longer than desired, but it's still an outstanding game.

It has everything you expect from a game like this: Great, creative boss fights, cool mid level bosses, a satisfying upgrade system and while it's probably more linear than most games of this type, I think that's actually one of its strengths.

Although, this is supposed to be played co-op, I'm playing through it single player at first, because (as with Borderlands), I tend to play at a slower pace than most gamers, so having people race through to the next checkpoint can be annoying, so I'll finish this my way first, then join others games later to help them out..

However the career mode in NFS Rivals is a little different than most games as the player is given two careers which include racer and police officer.

As for The Snack World: Trejarers Gold, it had a pretty good second week with 15 847 units sold: that's only -56 % compared to launch week, which is better than most games during their second week.

That is basically maxing out the GPU in an Open GL test continually throughout, which is more intensive than most games in the real word.

You'll notice quite a few rough patches, too, although it has to be said that generally speaking the game is in better shape at launch than most games with massive budgets and astonishing large developmental teams.

That's impressive because The Last Day of June doesn't contain any form of dialogue, rather its small cast of strangely eyeless characters communicate solely through sighs, moans, giggles and other little sounds that work with the wonderful animations to give them more personality than most games with massive runtimes, budgets and voice actors ever manage.

My own critique of the combat in this review stems from my storied history with the genre, and I admit is therefore focused more on the inner workings than most gamers are likely to examine or even care about.

moments than most games and in my opinion, a game is better when it tests your intelligence and ingenuity rather than hold your hand and guide you like a child.