Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Infernal: Hell's Vengeance Review

Infernal: Hell's Vengeance
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This game is not good. I say this so coldly because it has so much potential. The story is halfway decent. The dialogue is amusing at times. The graphics could be better, they are on par with an earlier Xbox 360 title. The controls are terrible. It is very difficult to aim. In order to pick up weapons dropped by enemies you kill, you have to aim at them and hold the X button for two seconds. While that doesn't sound like much, doing this during an intense firefight can be very frustrating. On top of that, the bodies of your enemies disappear rather quickly requiring you to put yourself in harm's way just to get health and ammo (which you will need alot of due to the difficulty aiming). Also, in order to dodge/roll, you double tap the analog stick in the direction you want to go. This works out worse than it sounds as when you're knee deep in combat, you accidentally roll around uncontrollably (sometimes right in front of enemies!). The special powers you have are a mixed bag...some are cool, some aren't so cool. By far the most frustrating part of this game is the lack of a checkpoint/autosave system. You are required to save constantly or risk repeating alot of work if you die. Considering he can die from a 5 foot drop off of a ladder, that's a pretty big deal. All in all, it's not the worst game I've ever played but it could probably take a few tips from the worst.

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Former Etherlite Secret Agent Ryan Lennox, now obsolete and betrayed by those close to him is a man who knows no fear! In a desperate bid to uncover his former employers secret agenda Lennox makes a pact with the devil. Embarking on an action-packed voyage into a world of deception and betrayal, armed with special abilities and military grade weaponry, Ryan Lennox is a man who must succeed. Lennox will need to master his devilish powers to uncover the truth and restore the delicate balance of good and evil. The captivating plot sees Lennox journey from ancient monastery catacombs and secret mountain hideouts to sprawling harbor docks and industrial oil refineries, before finally facing his ultimate showdown!Duck and cover system to avoid enemy attacksFight intelligent opponents who use the environment to their advantageUtilize a vast array of supernatural powers such as telekinesis & teleportation to overcome obstacles and enemiesHarvest the energy of your enemies to heal and to replenish your Infernal mana

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