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Closing Comments
Faults with Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies are thankfully few: the co-op mode is a squib, aping Mario Galaxy’s ill-fated approach in only offering the second player a reticule, and a single playthrough is, by some standards, a little slim at around six hours. However, it’s churlish to complain when those hours are so fully packed with such tightly crafted play and a succession of surprises. Forget bullet hell - Treasure has created an awesome slice of bullet heaven.

IGN UK Ratings for Sin and Punishment: Star Successor (Wii)
Rating Description
out of 10  
9.5 Presentation
Even the box is a work of art, and it sets a tone that's sustained throughout the game.
9.0 Graphics
The muddy features of the two playable characters aside it's a strong visual show, from the warm glow of bullets to some inspired enemy design.
8.0 Sound
MIDI slap bass, melodramatic synth lines and the extraterrestrial screams of felled bosses: you'll either love it or hate it.
9.5 Gameplay
It's Treasure at the top of its game, meaning it's one of the very best experiences around.
8.0 Lasting Appeal
It's a brief playthrough, but difficulty levels mix things up, replay potential is huge and there's always the pull of online leaderboards.
9.2
Outstanding
OVERALL
(out of 10)

 

 

 



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