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Graphics are blurry in spots. The PC controls are F***ed up ... lazy port of an otherwise great game. The developers and publishers of this remake port should be beaten with a wet noodle. There's a good game here despite what I said... it's just going to take some TLC to get i…

I would refrain from all positive reviews here and pay attention to reality. Unfortunately, it's not a great game. Some pros will be mentioned first, and then we will move to cons: -Good strong RE 4 style gameplay. Yes, baby, its been made by the God’s of Video Game industry, so …

If there was such a thing as Nippon jank Shadow of the Damned is it. Quality of life has no entry in its dictionary. For starters settings are limited. No graphics options outside of the usual UE3 settings in the config files. You'll need things like Lyall's fix to modify the cr…

Who's brilliant idea was it to not have any options menu for graphics/visuals in the game AND cap the framerate at 62 fps? (Yes, sixty-TWO!!!) This game is broken right out of the box. If you don't have a VRR monitor that can work with this absurd number, avoid at all costs or …

So, if I had an early two thousand's game set in hell that had some good qualities but was utterly ruined by the involvement of EA I'd have two nickels. Not a lot but weird that it happened twice. So, what is it? You play as Garcia Hotspur, the man who Robert Rodriguez dreams o…

The gameplay is fun enough, but this port is terrible. No graphics settings, no ability to remove film grain, and the vignette effect blocks a substantial portion of the screen. I'd recommend this game only if you can get it on a very heavy discount.

There sometimes comes a game where I really struggle to put my thoughts in any coherent order. I don't know where to start at all. So, I suppose I'll start where Shadows of the Damned begins. This game starts with main character's girlfriend being dragged into hell with tons o…

It is 2025, how the crap do we not have graphics options to change resolution or anything. Its absolutely lazy af.

'' Suda51 thinks Shadows of the Damned has a better shot today than it did in 2011: 'Weirder, more non-standard games feel much more natural to players nowadays' '' Yes and no. You can see this ambiguity reflected in its relatively low number of reviews. It's a difficult game to…

Runs terrible for me. Not having access to graphics settings is very anti-consumer practice.

A product of its time in every sense. If you never get around to playing it, you’re honestly not missing much. The gameplay is serviceable at best, but the pacing is constantly interrupted with stop-and-go segments that kill any momentum. The art style didn’t click with me at all…

As much as I love this game, the performance is atrocious, worked fine at first but after a while its near constant stuttering, freezing and even cut scenes cant function normally lagged audio and visuals. No options to adjust anything in settings, locked to 60fps but drops to 10…

This has always been a game with a great script and wonderful voice acting. It's a game with incredible style. However, this is not a remaster. The game has no graphic settings menu. And the graphics are still pretty bad. There is also only one audio setting for master volume, so…

I'm not sure why I longed to play this game for over a decade. It kinda sucked. I could count the ways of how boringly linear it was; how the weapon variety was terrible; how the enemy variety was somehow worse; how relentlessly pointless the story was; how the bosses were aw…

I love shadows of the damned, and I am so grateful that they made it available on steam. I love the game the soundtrack, the environments and characters. I love the bad humour and the fact that Garcia's leather jacket squelches. I would love to leave a positive review BUT there's…