Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2021

  Donté
• gamedeal user

  Mar 13, 2022

  super underrated, combat is supreme
• gamedeal user

  May 19, 2022

  I agree with your game; capitalism is terrible. That's why I am asking to make the game free for everyone to play.
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2022

  Great action game, but a bad dmc game
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2014

  DmC Devil May Cry is an action-adventure, hack and slash hailing all the way from the brainchilds of Ninja Theory. Being the fifth installment into the series, yet serving as a reboot, this game received a wide, negative reception from those who are bound tightly around the original series, due to the strong character and story re-telling. Either way, I'm not one of those fans, as I accept this game immensely and greet it as its own beautiful reimagination. The game's protagonist, Dante; a young, rebellious and hot-headed nephilim, (A hybrid of angel and demon.) who has no memory of the haunting and rather unfortunate past that had happened to him quite a while back. After a heavy night of clubbing, excessive drinking and rough sex, Dante awakens the next day with a hangover and is briefly warned by a young, psychic woman named Kat who hastefully warns Dante in her own words, that ''the demons are after him.'' Speaking of the devil, Dante is subsequently fazed into 'Limbo', a place where the demons are present, powerful and crave Dante's blood. After a few ruthless scenes of both unraveling family revelations and major story plots, you pair up with the twin brother-nephilim you never thought you had, and with his intelligence and propaganda sophistication along with Kat's strong knowledge of Wiccan spells, they'll lead Dante to plunge deep into Limbo and face off a number of demonic threats such as a roundabout circus fight with the baboon-faced Hunter. Taking down a Succubus, who's main job consists of human control through producing the world's most popular soft drink, firing off a middle-aged demon puppet of a TV reporter, and even having to dance with the devil's mistress and their demonic spawn. All of this will depend on the ultimate test of encountering the all-powerful demon king, Mundus. Or Kyle Ryder, if you're wanting to know his human-form alias. The game's engine is near to being absolutely perfect and intense. Playing the role of Dante, you have a strong and calculative arsenal; such as performing combos by the slice of his sword, Rebellion. Keep the enemies stunned and juggling with his twin, ammoless pistols, Ebony & Ivory. As you progress through the story, you are granted more weapons, each with their own abilities and strategic modes. New to the series, has got to be the inclusion of the Devil Mode and Angel Mode. Dante's sword attacks change to the Osiris, a speedy, long-ranged scythe type weapon, whilst Devil mode uses the slower but more powerful Arbiter. These modes also alter Dante's mobility. Using Angel mode allows Dante to pull himself towards enemies and various points in each level, whilst Devil mode lets Dante pull enemies and objects towards him. With all of this aside, there are still a few more weapons to discover, but I'll leave the unaware player to discover. It's all worthy to note and check out this games DLC, Vergil's Downfall, which allows you to play as Vergil, in his own side story, which just adds fuel to the fire of satisfying those fans who crave more. I would definitely recommend getting this game around the time everything is on a special deal, as it's only worth buying at that time. The only thing that I find a problem with this game is the fact that the game lacks a lock-on mechanic, which all previous Devil May Cry games had at it's disposal. You only lock on a specific target automatically, depending on the third person camera angle as well as being in the correct vicinity, as you can fire your guns at targets from quite a mile away if you're standing in the right place. But this also adds to some few minor problems, such as glitching out if you accidently latched onto a target, while a short cutscene is playing. As a massive fan of the previous, original Devil May Cry games, I still consider this reboot a new step in the right direction as well as a new breathe of fresh air. Negatively looked down upon fans of the original series, due to the story flaws and late and contrasted character development, aswell the differences it has when compared to the original Devil May Cry games that fans cherish so much, Capcom gave their development rights to Ninja Theory for the correct reason; Their originality is absolutely sensational and I have every right to say that Ninja Theory delivers. I honestly prefer this game's visual style, as it's much more surreal, hollow and darker than the previous 'Anime'-esque originals, not saying I hate the originals, as I love them equally to this reboot, but in a different way. By all means, this game is both for the casual and intense gamer, so it's a win-win situation. It's a massive recommendation from me, to everyone.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 12, 2022

  Actually worth a play if you don't listen to the brainlet story and dialogue My recommendation? This is not Dante, but a Spanish soap opera version of himself named "El Donte"
• gamedeal user

  Sep 24, 2022

  game is kinda like metal gear rising revnegence exept there is no monsoon telling you about memes
• josetheimmigrant

  Nov 12, 2022

  dante look so sexy and gameplay and art style are great but the most shittiest story ever
• Raulik17

  Nov 20, 2022

  Overhated Yeah the characters are a downgrade to the originals, but its suppose to be different Gameplay is really solid and hits feel impactful, especially with the sound effects and camera movement Story is meh some dialogue is funny yeah, its a good game
• Vergil Sparda

  Nov 27, 2022

  A aventura bizarra de El Donté, com El Donté do jogo DmC Devil May Cry. reboot maneiro de devil may cry, que todo mundo odeia por algum motivo, a história é meio meh mas a gameplay é boa pra caraio