Overall: 
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Gameplay: 7
Graphics: 7
Sound: 7
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7Bronze Y Award
The Good: Simple yet fun combat, Destructible environments add to the carnage, Great CGI cut-scenes and soundtrack
The Bad: Basic locales do nothing much to excite, Waves of enemies tend to repeat themselves, Fun combat doesn't evolve but simply stays the same
Limb-er up for a legless adventureThe Bad: Basic locales do nothing much to excite, Waves of enemies tend to repeat themselves, Fun combat doesn't evolve but simply stays the same
It's a depressing fact of life that should you become a majorly successful human being, you'll face an inevitable downfall that will leave you a laughing stock to the cretins whom once worshipped you, now desperately trying to slam you. Rock stars have succumb to sod's law, estate agents have their minor tumbles and as NeverDead proves, noble demon hunting knights of yore can also very easily spiral into a multiple century downfall.Bryce Boltzmann was once as stereotypically noble as heroes come, a brave strong, and witty knight who easily sliced and diced his way through evil. Of course, that was before the demon prince of hell Astaroth defeated him and gifted him with the curse of immortality. Half a millennium on, depressed by his failings, the fall of human decency and the rise of sub-par Nando's outlets, he's become a wisecracking sleazeball, trading his shining armour i n for a more tattered garb. The only thing that's stayed the same is his love for slicing demons into confetti, so much so he now crushes them for the government, and with the impending return of some rather hellish creations inbound, his hobby could really come in handy right about now.I guffawed at this concept of immortality at first, ...
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