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This FPS takes place in very dark and sinister settings, that combined with the music and sound effects, they fully immerse us in a diabolical atmosphere, that will actually manage to frighten us during some phases of the game. As well as the story mode, we will be able to enjoy an online mode and a co-op campaign for 4 people. With a graphical environment ready for the occasion and the classic gameplay experience of this type of shooter, Painkiller: Resurrection has all the possibilities of turning into a new classic when it comes to horror games.
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Each one of the 24 levels has completely different styles and textures. OK, OK, Painkiller does have a few bad points. For a start, there's a certain amount of clipping, with characters' arms coming through doors and that infuriating pleasure of being shot through a wall when you're near an enemy on the other side. Plus, whenever you get killed and you will the game automatically reloads the last checkpoint rather than the last quicksave, so you have to quit out and re-load.
Very annoying. Finally, Painkiller is just dumb, relentless blasting with a teensy bit of puzzle-solving -there's no boundaries being pushed outside of sheer gratuitous violence. It's sure to attract comparisons with Serious Sam, which also came from an unknown developer and pleased us with its old-skool blasting, but it really is in a different class from that game and other B-grade efforts like Chaser.
People Can Fly wears its influences on its sleeve, but you do get the impression that the game was a labour of love. Painkiller abounds with sublime touches, such as the boxes full of postcards that flutter down around you when shot and the fireworks that send multi coloured sparks whizzing in all directions.
I've said it once, and I'll say it again - there's nothing wrong at all with violent videogames. Disagree, and I'll send you to hell with a wooden stake through your eye socket.
Outside, the wind whistles through the jaded streets of a city still beleaguered by the shadow of the Soviets. The grimy features of Warsaw's faceless tower blocks start fading into the cold winter night.
Meanwhile, in his posh hotel, young Will Porter has just fired a stake into a zombie's face and watched the poor bugger get pinned by the cheek to a ceiling 15ft above his head. For good measure, he takes careful aim and fires two more stakes into its dangly bits and wanders off giggling like a schoolgirl. Right now, Painkiller is barely a blip on the hype radar.
Dwarfed by a variety of big guns and developed by an obscure Polish outfit, people might say that the chances of its success are minimal. At least, stupid people would say that. From what we've seen, heard and played, Painkiller is going to be supreme fun.
With its gore, Havok-ated ragdolls, sublime monsters and a physics engine that regularly blasts rabid nuns into orbit as well as stapling them to the scenery , the smart money is on Painkiller for being the first one at the dairy after the fat cats have had their cream.
This may sound like the Gospel according to St Stupid, but with a couple of twists and a sprinkling of heresy, it's certainly an engaging concept. You might say it's a cross between What Dreams May Come and Serious Sam, that somehow isn't a pile of putrefying shit. This may not be entirely the inferno you're expecting either: fire and brimstone are on the menu, but here the emphasis is on hellish variety.
You'll be battling through gothic cathedrals and graveyards, but alongside these lie levels based in prisons, docklands, military bases and opera houses. All textures and monsters are level-specific too, so a sense of progression and development so lacking in games like Contract J.
The range of monsties available for your perforating delight looks set to be vast too: psychonuns, evil monks, Arabian sword-wielders and bizarre leaping zombies who lick the floor while they writhe around without any hands or feet are among the minions you'll battle.
For the grunt-level creatures, the main tactic is to stalk you in huge crowds, try to flank you and generally get blown to the four-quarters by your grenade launcher. In among these brain-dead stumbiers, however, are the masters: the smart cookies who know better than simply to run after you or throw lumps of their own flesh in your direction. A Skull, for example, will grab nearby minions, wring their necks and use them as a temporary shield.
Adrian, meanwhile, can't help but grin when he starts describing the samurai master. When he's low on health he understands he can't win, so he commits seppuku Japanese ritual disembowelment , and gives the rest of his life force to the surrounding ninjas. For the really stunning bad guys, though, you just have to look at the bosses - you can't miss them, they're the ones times your size with a weapon the size of a bus.
Take Thor, the giant hammer-wielding demon you confront among some forgotten ruins. Every time he hits the ground with his weapon, the earth buckles and you're hurled high into the air and the fragile columns and masonry of the surrounding temples are dislodged and fall around you in perfect physics-led harmony.
The game presumably leads up to a scrap with Lucifer himself, so expect the finale to be even bigger and badder. The atmosphere of Painkiller is very much that of the early Doom games, and while it won't be competing with Doom 3 , its gameplay and atmosphere and colossal bosses are close to the fundamentals of the id legacy.
Whether the game fits as a cohesive whole, as opposed to a collection of fun levels, is yet to be seen; but for fast-paced FPS action that'll make you cackle, Painkiller is a very promising prospect. Daniel and Catherine Garner's day hasn't ended so well. A car accident has taken their lives, and now Daniel's discovered he hasn't been as pure in life as his wife has.
While she's headed to Heaven, Daniel finds himself somewhere in between, drawn into a titanic struggle between Heaven and Hell with very few choices. No choices, really.
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