image: Bloodwych in-game screenshot ( ZX Spectrum ). png | Single player mode on the 8-bit ZX Spectrum version.

The victory conditions of a multiplayer game generally involve the elimination of all enemy units, but the aim of single player campaign missions can be more specialized. An in-game screenshot of a Core base.

An in-game screenshot displaying the inventory at the top ; health, psionic points, nanites, and cyber modules are at the bottom left, and the cyber interface and weapon information are at the bottom right.

An in-game screenshot from Legend of Grimrock a real-time, first person view, tile-based dungeon crawler in the style of Dungeon Master ( video game ) | Dungeon Master.

An in-game screenshot of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 on the iPod Touch.

An in-game screenshot from the ZX Spectrum version.

An in-game screenshot of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, on the PC.

Gyromite in-game screenshot

An in-game screenshot

An in-game screenshot of Crysis, powered by CryEngine 2

A typical in-game screenshot of Ardy Lightfoot, taken from its first level ( video gaming ) | level.

An in-game screenshot of the NES version.

A typical in-game screenshot

An in-game screenshot of SourceForts 1. 9. 2, on the map sf_conduit.

An in-game screenshot depicting the concept of shielding in Melty Blood Re-ACT: Final Tuned

An in-game screenshot of the game, in Poloy Forest, the first playable level.

An in-game screenshot of the video game Destiny of an Emperor for the Nintendo Entertainment System.

An in-game screenshot of Burnout Legends on the Nintendo DS.

An in-game screenshot showing troops and Panzerkleins

A promotional in-game screenshot of SourceForts v1. 9. 2, from the Official News Archive.

The last in-game screen shows Elaine standing outside the Big Whoop excavation site, saying " I wonder what's keeping Guybrush?

It is comparable to the board game Risk, except that attacks on enemy territories take place using the in-game battle engine, which can last as long as 120 minutes depending upon the scenario.

* Content Manager is a program that allows management of the in-game files, including full descriptions, a photo, the last date modified, and its current state.

Michael Peca scored the last in-game goal at the Aud while Pat LaFontaine put in a ceremonial goal after the 4 – 1 win over the Hartford Whalers.

According to in-game published statistics, as of January 2009 only one person has managed 100 % level completion.

In MMORPGs, twinking refers to a character gaining equipment with the assistance of a higher level character, particularly by giving said low level character higher level equipment that is otherwise unattainable, or the process of keeping a video game character at a low level while using in-game currency, earned by a high level character, to provide it with superior equipment.

Gameplay on DragonRealms also shares elements common to many role-playing games, including the ability of players to increase character level ( referred to as " circles " in DragonRealms ) through experience gained in-game.

They also noted that comic panels forced the player to interpret each panel for themselves, and " the nuances are there in the head of the reader [...] it would be much harder to reach that level with in-game or even prerendered cinematics.

Critics praised the title's stealth gameplay, particularly the improvements over its predecessor, as well as the game's level of graphical detail, in particular the use of in-game graphics to render plot-driving cut scenes.

Homeworld 2 uses Lua for in-game levels, formatted as. level files, AI, and as a Rules Engine for game logic.

Each playable officer has 9 levels to achieve with their standard weapon, while a 10th level is accessible through special in-game requirements, and on the " Hard " difficulty, which is found to be frustrating like most games, the harder the difficulty the more eager you gain.

In 3rd and 3. 5 edition, certain powerful spells, such as Wish, Miracle, and Atonement require a caster to pay a certain amount of experience points, the same that are used to determine in-game level progression, in order to reduce the overuse of such a powerful spell.

Caulking is a process used in video game level creation / editing ( or mapping ) for the generation of a level, or map, that when compiled is less demanding for the computer's graphics card to render in-game than it would be otherwise.

The Amstrad CPC port ( published by Activision ) has in-game music ripped from the basement level of the arcade game Trojan, though strangely Trojan was never ported to the Amstrad, a finished version was completed for the ZX Spectrum by Clive Townsend and was to be published by Elite Systems, but was never officially released.

* In the video game Final Fantasy XI, players can unlock a visual emote for their character ( s ) through a quest which requires the in-game job Ninja at level 30.

Hidden skulls found on each level cause changes to the gameplay when enabled, such as giving the enemies extra health, changing in-game dialogue, or modifying AI behavior.

Defeating enemies yields EXP, and at the end of each stage, the player can either use that EXP to level up, increasing Vincent's stats, or convert it to Gil ( the in-game currency ), which can then be used to purchase items and equipment upgrades.

Lockdown also gives players the ability to save their in-game progress at any time during a level, in contrast to previous games ' lack of an in-game save feature.

It was during the golden age of video arcade games that the idea of AI opponents was largely popularized, due to the success of Space Invaders ( 1978 ), which sported an increasing difficulty level, distinct movement patterns, and in-game events dependent on hash functions based on the player's input.

His work on the game included building and animating most of the game's characters ( including Lara ), animating the in-game cutscenes, storyboarding the FMVs, and managing the level designers.

Furcadia was originally designed and programmed by Dr. Cat ( known as Felorin in-game ) and Manda ( known as Talzhemir in-game ).

Although the first area is a replica of Castle Doom, players can tell something is wrong by a few minor details ( such as the carnival-like music playing, treasure chests with mallets that pop out, skeletons with clown noses, broken pillars revealing striped poles, and portraits of Dr. Doom wearing Arcade-like wigs, even though Arcade appears blond instead of redheaded in his in-game portraits ).

Kirby Star Stacker is similar in many respects to other puzzle games that were around at the time of its release, most notably, Dr. Mario and Tetris The goal of the game is to earn as many stars possible by matching pairs blocks, ( also referred to as friends in-game ) that fall from the top of the play area.

Items which are scanned are viewable in-game, providing insight into the workings of Area 51, as well as proving necessary to unlocking secret videos made by Dr. Cray or Mr. White.