Sentence examples for enemy design from inspiring English sources

The enemy design is a little uniform in its aesthetic (most enemies look like slimy, broken marionettes) but they're effective, nonetheless.

Jarvis praised the design of the main cast, but cited the repetitive enemy design and dark environments as detracting elements.

Despite this, enemy design itself was bemoaned for being "corny and generic", with notable exceptions to some of the Paper Marios original boss characters.

But it plays as a very modern menace, combining the difficulty of Dark Souls with the nothing-but-behemoths enemy design of Shadow of the Colossus.

GameSpot commented, "It doesn't stray too far from convention, but it features some interesting twists in weapon and enemy design, making for a much more entertaining experience than the average shooter".

Enemy design is varied enough to fill a game that'll only take three hours and a little change to complete outside of its hardest difficulty, likewise the environments, and while boss encounters are generally simply dealt with, there's more often than not a satisfying feel of size and spectacle to them.

The enemy designed these traps to kill United States troops by bringing entire buildings down on their heads.

From one parent we get the basics: a sprightly adventurer, Melody, delves into four randomly generated dungeons, collecting items, battling monsters and digging for treasure, all in a delightful 2D aesthetic most immediately reminiscent of Link to the Past-era Zelda; if the enemy designs and top-down viewpoint don't summon that to mind, the (usually empty) heart containers in the top right will.

Early enemy designs included tanks, combat planes, and battleships.

Enemy designs were similar to those in the previous game, based on the Halloween holiday.

He recalled the challenge of describing the enemy designs by phone.