Land Sliders developed by Prettygreat Pty. Subterfuge gameplay. Ltd Slide the game world like scrolling the webpage and explore the land.

Sorry Sliders by Hasbro is a great game for all ages. I have 9 grandchild and the twins (5 years old) enjoy playing it up to the oldest, ME and of course the others oldest 17. If you like board games you will not be disappointed at any age but did not start out with playing by your own rules with the little ones:) Hard to retrain them later on.

Land Sliders

Genre:Puzzle Developer:Prettygreat Pty. Ltd.

Landsliders developed by Prettygreat is a casual roguelike with a ground-moving twist. with the goal of high-score chaser where collecting items across the various levels by avoiding danger is the task, The game mechanic we play which is really a clever way. You slide the game world around like you would scroll through a web page. All this reasonably interesting shifts a point of view, and there’s a crossy Road-style character collection progression system. All these intersting controls makes enjoyable game world and lots to explore.

Land Sliders games involve randonly generated levels grabbing pick-ups, then escape through the exit and do the whole thing again. Thise doesn’t offer any time-based factor, You are rewarded for going around the levels and picking up as many of the items as you can possibly get, with a bonus for collecting all of the items in a level, before you move on to the next one. But of course players have to deal with the enemies and various hazards which are also present. This way we have to find trick to balance our getting rewards on the level with just surviving and advancing.

Players are free to explore each level in full, finding every piece of swag and landmark that has been generated. Every piece of swag you pick up adds point to your score, but touching any of the deadly opponents or terrain roaming the various landscapes will end your run quickly. I will say that the game’s nature of sliding makes it difficult to do a lot of dodging. To increase power-upps collect coins which are used to unlock new and unique characters which offers different beautiful sound effects when chosen. And avoiding the danger is key to survive. You can spend 100 coins to unlock various characters. and these coins can be earned by completeing various tasks, or by watching video ads. These characters you choose has their own quirks and environment altering effects, will keep busy for you to collect. More coins will help to unlock characters these characters will give you star rating.

The exploration takes in game on entirely by sliding like scrolling whole webpage. Players will swipe the screen to send their choosed character flying across the map and tap at any time to stop them. One of land Sliders geatured I love is phenomenal touch controls, which allows the gameplay to feel fast – paced while the play is going on their full control, These charactres can be stopped at dime just by tapping on screen. If you want character to go farther and fast give longer swipe and speed same way for short and slow swipe. This way tou will control character.

You have already observed by now your character can’t jump but can traverse maps containing cliffs, they have free to ove ability to slide over gaps. Ther’s a short period after sliding over water or a pit during which they will float and can continue sliding. This not only opens up the world by allowing you to take shortcuts over lakes and between independant plateaus, also provides variety of strategies for transactions with the enemies that relentlessly pursue if you love it. Sliding near bouquet of spikes is always a danger, But you will face dangerous hazards in Land sliders are roaming animals that want to catch you all costs. Drowsy bears will chase you like Zombie, dinosaurs on pogo sticks will bounce after you, cloud-riding spiders will rain venomous pools upon you. All you can control these animals by dodging which is always fun and keeps you by chasing you.

Also you come across variety of animals in gameplay to deal with , hot sauce bottles, leading them into each other, or smartly fool them into falling into water. Or if you kill by plan you eaen even more swag to your score point. These swag is a stationary pieces of your character’s favorite item, simply scattered randomly on each stage. It compulsary that every stage to have swag collecting these will reward you Bonus.

Land sliders game provides you always to slide in game this part of game will keep you hooked for long time. Some games demands differentiation with a story but land Sliders are simple and works great due to their playing style by same sliding mechanic, and same way which is subtle. you trigger quests and go to next level is the same way u decide to start a new game and select characters in the menu world. By sliding over the game and chased by wild animals.

Land Sliders are well setupped landscape and portrait orientation, this feature ‘ve come to enjoy from games in the Crossy Road. I already enoyed a game as I want it to play, which is a great game for one-handed play on a phone, the game has great created worlds. Which is whimsical and makes you feel positive despite all the enemies trying to kill you. Characters in game are designed that they collect things they love with melodies music. Which is a great plus point to the game. The core experience of land Sliders are Entertaining characters, flawless controls and challenging levels, variety of strategies and lots of secrets and mysteries to uncover that transform Land Sliders from a high score chase into a true adventure.

The Outer Worlds is fantastic. In our review, we called it an instant classic, praising its world-building and modernized RPG shooter combat. The Outer Worlds has a depth that few publishers are willing to approach these days, with deep RPG mechanics and nuances that aren't always obvious in the game's UI.

Here are five areas worth paying attention to before taking off for The Outer Worlds. And before we get started, perhaps the most important tip of all is: read the tutorial messages!

The Outer World launches on Xbox One, PS4, and PC on October 25, 2019. It's also day one in Xbox Game Pass for both consoles and Windows PCs.

You are what you eat (and carry)

The Outer Worlds' capitalistic hell is beset with dozens upon dozens of types of food, drinks, and drugs. Keeping track of which-brand-does-what can be tough, especially since some of them can have powerful adverse effects.

Early on in the game, I found that I was moving slowly, and my health was no longer regenerating. It turns out that the negative effects from the drug Adrena-Time stacked up to three, giving me a nasty, permanent debuff that wouldn't go away until I'd slept in a bed. Before you imbibe, be sure to check the effects of each item in your inventory screen.

It's also worth noting that, unless you take extra carrying capacity perks, stacks of food can weigh down your inventory space. I wondered how I'd managed to accumulate maximum encumbrance so easily, turns out 60 piles of alien meat weighs quite a bit. Who knew?

Inhaler system loading

If, like me, you missed this during the opening, the Inhaler system is how you'll be healing yourself in The Outer Worlds. With a high enough medical skill, you can load up to four items into the Inhaler for an instantaneous drug boost.

It always uses Adreno by default, which is the game's basic health kit. If you load it up with food, drugs like cigarettes for improved aiming, and other buffs, it becomes a potent power up for use in combat. This has to be done via the inventory menu, which is a bit tedious, but it's a cornerstone of combat, especially on the higher difficulties.

Upgrades, repairing, and tinkering

If you put 20 points into engineering or have a companion with engineering capabilities, you'll unlock the ability to 'tinker' with weapons and armor. Tinkering allows you to increase the level of an item, effectively, increasing its damage or defensive properties.

While out in the field, you'll get weapons and armor that are appropriate to your level, but some of the game's more unique named weapons, armor, and 'Science' weapons will remain at the level you found them at unless you tinker them up.

If you find your weapons doing ridiculously inadequate amounts of damage, it may be one of the following problems:

• The enemies are strong against that particular weapon (for example, robots take more damage from electrical weapons than regular bullets).
• The weapon is damaged and must be repaired at a workbench (or in the field, if you have the skill).
• The weapon is far lower level than the enemies you're trying to fight.
• You can also augment some weapons and armor with mods to increase their potency.
• Check the effective range. Shotguns in The Outer Worlds, for example, basically want you to be inside the monster to deal damage.

Using Time Dilation while aiming and standing still will allow you to scope out enemy weaknesses and proficiencies, which leads us to our next section.

Combat tips

Time Dilation: The most important piece of your combat arsenal (besides having properly upgraded weapons and armor), is the Time Dilation ability, represented by a purple bar beneath your health pool.

While using Time Dilation, time will slow down to a crawl when you're standing still, giving you the chance to scan an enemy target's level, weaknesses, and some humorous flavor text about them. Once you begin moving or take a shot, it'll drain rapidly, so pick your attacks carefully. Hitting enemies in the head will 'blind' them, lowering accuracy. An arm shot can make them drop weapons, and leg shots will cripple them, and make them limp. The effect of a body shot will depend on your weapon. Shotguns knock enemies down, while pistols can produce bleeds, and so on.

You can regenerate Time Dilation using drugs and other consumables, as well as using skills.

Companion Skills: If you put 20 points into leadership (and you most definitely should), you'll unlock companion abilities. These differ based on who you have in the party with you and can be very powerful if used properly.

They are represented on screen in the bottom left corner, on the d-pad if you're on a console. You can examine their effects on the companion screen on the main menu. SAM's ability produces an area of effect stun, while Vicar Max's is a close-range shotgun blast that generates a guaranteed knockdown. These can be great for interrupting enemies, pushing enemies away from you, or finishing off an enemy that has slipped out of your line of sight.

Dashing, melee, and dodging: Enemies will leash if you run far enough away from them on the larger, open-world areas. This can be useful if you've bitten off more than you can chew, aggroing a pack of wild canids, for example.

Many enemies telegraph their melee attacks before hitting you, which gives you a chance to utilize the game's dodge ability. If you jump, then strafe left, right, or backward and jump again while in mid-air, you'll perform a dodge that will remove you from harm's way most of the time. This can be useful for getting back into cover more quickly as well.

If you're playing a melee-oriented character, you'll also unlock a forward dash ability, which helps you close gaps on ranged enemies. If you're playing a ranged-oriented character, note that a well-timed weapon bash can stagger a charging enemy.

Recommended difficulty settings

You can change the difficulty settings at any time during play, ramping them up and down to your preferences. Arguably, The Outer Worlds is quite easy even on 'hard' difficulty for anyone familiar with first-person shooters. I would recommend that anyone confident in FPS combat should start on hard mode. Normal mode offers a compelling but relatively pedestrian experience. And easy mode should be taken by those who simply want to experience the story in the most speedy way or those who aren't into shooters to any significant degree.

You can save the game at any time through the pause menu, which can be useful for backtracking on a decision or before initiating combat in a difficult fight. Where things get more complicated is Supernova difficulty.

Supernova difficulty is the hardest mode offered by The Outer Worlds, and combat-wise, the most fun. In combat in Supernova, you really have to pick and choose your battles, ensure you're fully upgraded, and use stims and other powerups frequently to overcome difficult fights. It should be noted, too, that your companions are subject to perma-death in this mode, so managing their positioning, upgrades, and A.I. presets through the companion menu is an absolute must.

Where Supernova becomes more tedious is in its arguably needless restrictions. In Supernova, you can only save and fast travel to your ship. Considering you can save whenever you want at the ship, wanting to save your progress to turn off the game just adds additional punishing tedium to what would otherwise be a very immersive gameplay mode.

Update October 25, 2019: There is a work-around for Supernova's saving restriction. The simple act of fast travelling to your ship creates an autosave from your current location, which can be used for quick saves in a pinch. Just goes to show that Obsidian didn't think out this mode very well, and should probably be amended.

Supernova can be fun and rewarding, just be aware of the limitations before going for it.

The Outer Worlds is awesome

The Outer Worlds is an instant-classic, and arguably the most promising franchise under the Xbox Game Studios flag with Obsidian now joining the Microsoft family. You can grab the game relatively cheap as part of the Xbox Game Pass, too, on both Xbox One and PC.

Puzzle & Dragons is a match-three puzzle game, requiring players to move and match colored orbs arranged in a grid. The amount and type of matches determine which of the six monsters on the player's team attack the waves of enemy monsters and how much damage they do. An extremely popular and addictive freemium game ranked as one of the top-grossing iOS apps, Puzzle & Dragons combines the key elements of a puzzle game, a dungeon-crawling RPG, and a monster-collecting adventure! Players command a team of monsters as they explore dungeons, collect treasure and battle powerful foes along the way.

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Instant classic

The Outer Worlds

Most-exciting new IP in years

Despite some rough edges, The Outer Worlds is a tremendous effort and the most invigorating new IP in years. Obsidian is on to a total winner here.

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