Sentence examples for its visual design from inspiring English sources
GameSpot gave it a 9 out of 10 and selected it as an Editor's Choice, citing that its "visual design instantly stands out, but it turns out to be just one of many inspired aspects of this impressive action adventure game".
The isometric 3D puzzler was breathtaking in terms of its visual design and had nice mechanics, and it managed to earn nearly $6 million in revenue from over 2.4 million individual app sales.
Thanks to its visual design work, a few sparse cutscenes, and the ways it encouraged players to regard levels coolly and methodically, that game could lay claim to something exceptional: a leading character both morally questionable and consistently defined.
Thanks its visual design work, a few sparse cutscenes and the ways it encouraged players to regard levels coolly and methodically, that game could lay claim to something exceptional: a leading character both morally questionable and consistently defined.
Chris Beveridge from Mania.com praised the anime series and its visual design, comparing to the The Psychogun ones, but said it is not for those who are unaware the original series.
The action adventure has drawn praise for its visual design and atmosphere, but there have been consistent worries over the capacity of the studio to deliver the title with the level of polish demanded in the Ps4 era.
While the company claims the Mi 8 is packed with new technology, it's hard to look past the fact that a number of its visual designs are identical to Apple's flagship smartphone.
After a year of slow growth, it ditched its highly visual design and background photos in favor of a minimalist text-only design that made it seem like a clone of Yik Yak.
It is hoped that its appealing visual design, richness of features, simplicity of default preferences, and responsiveness, as well as similarity of the descriptive terminology used by the program (i.e., experiment, treatment, etc).
Dropbox also feels a little more polished than Box, probably because of its unfussy visual design.
Though clearly influenced by Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 "Psycho," "Scream of Fear" is closer to Orson Welles in its baroque visual design and delight in style for style's sake.
