Sentences with phrase «unfair deaths»

Levels often become a trial and error affair with you being forced to play them multiple times to progress thanks to many unfair deaths.

The game is frustrating enough without the added frustration of losing your mini character amongst the hordes of mini zombies, leading to what feels like some rather unfair deaths.

Here, the problems stem not from entire levels so much as moments therein, usually related to low camera angles that cause unfair deaths at the hands of depth deception.

Its 130 Levels are heavily designed with unfair deaths that demand trial and error and the repetitively cheery music will no doubt drive players to the brink of insanity, making this hard to recommend for anyone other than the truly masochistic among you.

It's easy enough to get the hang of, but the swarm feels imprecise to control and sluggish to react leading to many unfair deaths in a game that's already filled to the brim with irritating, annoying deaths.

The point of the screen shake invincibility is to avoid unfair deaths.

The game does a poor job of teaching you the flow of its design, instead relying on multiple frustrating and unfair deaths to educate you on the intricacies of a stage's pacing.

He's mostly bitter from the unfair death of his father and jaded over the systemic racial oppression he's grown up with.

Dying happens a lot in Spelunky, but up until now the game has caused some unfair deaths.

After spending the first few levels bashing my way through London, it didn't take long before the lack of speed in character movement, combined with unresponsive controls, saw me needing to restart an entire level again just because of an unfair death after the

Those unfair deaths didn't stop me coming back to the game time and time again though, with every «game over» seeing me start a new run in the hope that I'd finally complete my journey to Canada.

After spending the first few levels bashing my way through London, it didn't take long before the lack of speed in character movement, combined with unresponsive controls, saw me needing to restart an entire level again just because of an unfair death after the game failed to follow my input.

Like I mentioned, even without these unfair deaths Dead Nation is a game that requires both your patience and your attention at all times.

You will still get the massive frustrations of the unfair deaths from things like the missile.

While the camera is still an obstacle that can lead to some unfair deaths, the simple yet optioned - filled combat and boss rush gameplay is satisfying from start to finish.

Mighty No. 9's difficulty could be forgiven if it was the result of strong level design like it's 8 bit inspiration, but unfortunately each of the 11 stages are mediocre collections of enemy encounters and frustrating, unfair deaths.

When the game gets hectic, which is all the time during the third act, the framerate is reduced to a snail's pace, ruining the flow of the game and sometimes even leading to an unfair death.

This can lead to an unfair death, and the loss of the mission's progress.

However, the minors issues that plague the game such as the lack of navigation, mobility issues, and unfair deaths can become frustrating over time.

You may suffer some unfair deaths, but if you like fast - paced and challenging gameplay, download this game!