Sentence examples for challenging enemies from inspiring English sources

Writing for GameSpot, editor Chris Watters opined that "the fundamental mechanics of the game have... endured well", with responsive controls and challenging enemies.

While the latter has the globally famed brands and a lovely Toy Box mode, Skylanders has an admirably deep action RPG system, with challenging enemies, a decent progression system and lots of loot.

It's reductive to say Monster Hunter 4 is a modern Phantasy Star Online, but there are clear parallels to draw, in terms of a rapidly growing fanbase working together with a limited ability to communicate in the face of challenging enemies.

New cooperative multiplayer experience In addition to a brand new campaign, "Halo 3: ODST" introduces a new cooperative multiplayer mode called Firefight which allows "Halo" fans to experience co-operative gaming in a whole new way: they will be fighting as members of an ODST squad against waves of increasingly challenging enemies across a variety of battlefields.

Scattered throughout the game are bosses, unique and challenging enemies that have more health and are more difficult to fight than normal enemies.

The developers also placed what they described as hero moments throughout the game, which allow the player to single-handedly overcome obstacles such as particularly challenging enemies, during which Alyx takes the role of an observer and gives the player praise and adulation for their heroic feats.

Plenty of old friends return this year, but the only one we glimpse up close here is Jovian Wade, as kindly inner city graffiti artist Rigsy, who fought off the geometrically challenged enemies the Boneless in last year's Flatline.

But in recent months he has surprised his many critics in the West by challenging his enemies, sometimes in ways that are shockingly public.

With irrational and thoughtless comments on policies like these, Mr Gove almost guarantees more industrial action which is, after all, what he really desires more than anything else, so he can be seen as challenging the "enemies of promise".

Most of Bonnet's men fought enthusiastically, challenging their enemies to board and fight hand to hand, and tying a knot in their flag as a mock signal to come aboard and render aid.

Nothing to do with a battle cry or challenging the enemy.