Difficulty:

Hard

Time Spent:

10 Hours or Less

The Bottom Line:

"Amazing"

Very interesting game, that's what I have to say when entering a whole new world, overwhelmed by the whole new weapon system, is a game worth playing.Despite little change in appearance but if ignored character biased, you'll be hooked right into the details of the game. Ninja Theory was also kind enough to provide a training mode in which an invincible demon bobs merrily on an all-white background, just waiting for Dante to pummel him until the world ends. This is a fantastic addition to the series, but a damage counter and other learning tools would have also been welcome here. Despite the well-told story and brilliant combo system, DmC is not without a few minor faults. Without a dedicated lock-on button, dealing with large groups -- especially fliers -- and grappling specific enemies can be troublesome. And while the camera bravely attempts to keep pace with the action, it will fall behind or swing around to a poor angle on occasion.