Sentences with phrase «with tons of side quests»

The story is also beautifully well crafted providing a long main quest storyline with tons of side quests available if you'd like to set out further in the world.

They revolve around big adventure, both with the main story but also with tons of side quests, secrets areas, and the go anywhere and do anything type of mentality.

With a ton of side quests and shrines to distract you with, there are plenty of activities for you to keep busy with.

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Along with the main story, there are a ton of side quests to take on.

The main camp of Astero is as massive as you expect, with tons of NPCs, stores, structures and side distractions in between your main quest givers, while every hunting location from the starting Ancient Forest to the aesthetically breathtaking Coral Highlands are massive and full of unique flora, fauna and terrain.

There's a ton of side quests and lots of customisation options to help with your characters in order for them become the masters on the battlefield.

The main camp of Astero is as massive as you expect, with tons of NPCs, stores, structures and side distractions in between your main quest givers, while every hunting location from the starting Ancient Forest to the aesthetically breathtaking Coral Highlands are massive and full of unique flora, fauna and terrain.

Scattered around the world are five dungeons that Lily must conquer, with tons of enemies and side quests in between.

And with tons of optional side quests at your fingertips, you'll have good reason to do so.

Which is sort of the point here, the game has a story and a path line to follow with tons of quests and side quests to keep players busy, but it's the ability to enjoy and do what players want within the confines of the game world that truly elevates these games for me.

While this time around Kiryu doesn't have four combat styles at his disposal like in Yakuza 0 and Kiwami, players get to customize their fighting style with experience points gained from combat, eating, and side quests, opening up tons of options — like new attacks, parries, and the always awesome Heat moves — to demolish enemies in cinematic style.

Kat's adventure, aside from the main story, comes with a myriad of different side quests, hidden areas and a ton of exploration.

The game features a butt ton of new quests and dialogues and is in every way a complete overhaul, with changes made to both the gameplay and the management side of things.

While the new DLC will take players 10 or so hours per faction to complete if they follow its narrative rigidly, players such as myself who rejoin the game with tons of locations uncovered and a lengthy list of unfinished side quests risk sinking even more time into it.

There's a ton to do with loads of side quests to complete, ingredients and relics to hunt down and weapon tutorials to master.