| kupomogli said:
DmC Devil May Cry. I've finally played through the full game finishing it on Nephilim difficulty and over half of the game on Son of Sparda and my opinion is unchanged from my played a little bit of it here and there at a friends. The game is just as good as any other Devil May Cry, and in a way I enjoy it a bit more, but also a bit less. When it comes to storyline, DmC Devil May Cry is incredibly good and far better than either DMC or DMC3. Combat is extremely well and as the previous two games on the list, has a lot of variety to the combos. While I will admit that DmC Devil May Cry is a bit harder to master the weapon system than DMC3 or DMC4, as many times throughout my first playthrough game I accidentally either used the wrong weapon, hit square and used the grappling hook instead of the weapon, used the wrong grappling hook, etc, by the end of the game I had no problems whatsoever doing what I wanted without issue. The only problem with this game is that all difficulties up to and including Nephilim are too easy when you get used to the weapons, and then Son of Sparda might have you fighting five enemies that you can only damage with light weapons, or five eneimies you can only damage with dark weapons, several of both as a sort of more cheap difficulty being the reason I might get hit rather than actually being difficult. |
This one. I actually enjoyed it a lot, but it can be related to the fact I didn't played a lot of DMC before that, so I wasn't much affected by the "franchise reboot" effect. Anyway, its a competent game, with a special attention to the very well done environments.
