Sentence examples for gameplay wise from inspiring English sources

Gameplay wise, it's relatively shallow, asking little more of the player than to follow simple on-screen commands, but the scope of the story, gorgeous visuals and Hollywood talent will keep you hooked.

The mobile version isn't too different from the PSP version gameplay wise, but the graphics (obviously) have taken a step down, the very sleek Lumines world is very dulled down.

Earthworm Jim (1994) Gameplay wise, this is similar to Gunstar Heroes – you run, you gun, left to right usually.

According to the press release, players will "unravel a global mystery, cast spells, and encounter fantastic beasts and iconic characters along the way," though it's unclear what that'll actually look like, gameplay wise.

Sonic's success sparked a flood of comparably zoomorphic avatars featuring in their own releases, ostensibly much the same gameplay wise as Sega's breakthrough, featuring a whole lot of leaping, landing, and enemy lamping.

Gameplay wise, though, this isometric-perspective action-RPG takes cues from the devastatingly tough mechanics of Dark Souls and its surrounding series, your controllable shield maiden charged with discovering the root of a worldwide infection that's turned humanity into all manner of foul beasts.

Gameplay-wise, despite the cleverly conceived controls, it remains very much rooted in the venerable point-and-click adventure genre.

Gameplay-wise, there are countless references to the original Wolfenstein 3D: difficulty levels (there are five) are cranked up, and you need to collect every unfired bullet and scrap of armour from dead enemies in order to survive.

Compared to Modern Warfare 2, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 has skulked into the fray well below the radar, but committed fans of military first-person shooters will find it in no way inferior gameplay-wise.

Gameplay-wise, it veers more towards Super Mario 64's classic 3D platforming – there isn't too much messing around with gravity, which of course is characteristic of Super Mario Galaxy.

Gameplay-wise, it is stuck in the same time period as its predecessor, requiring only that you point yourself at waves of screeching alien enemies and keep your trigger finger compressed until they stop screeching.