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Short game but cheaper to compensate. Really keeps that high-pace, over the shoulder third person shooting vibe throughout. The gameplay is what you would expect from something released post-RE4. But it definitely is very comedy and gore heavy. Sexual themes and innuendos are…

Demons are buttholes. I had a ton of fun the first time through, not so much the second and third. Not having difficulties stack is lame and a waste of my time. Too many unskippable moments, and the camera keeps taking control away from me to zoom around the level. Otherwise, I l…

‎I came from a tougher generation. ‎ ‎I don't get offended easily and always think of things as pure entertainment when it comes from video games. ‎ ‎So I still prefer the uncensored, unaltered, and untouched by unnecessary elements. ‎ ‎I like games by Suda51 and his team of pu…

Actually a really fun game. Johnson was a pretty annoying at the start but he grew on me eventually (thankfully), and Garcia is an awesome character. The humor is done very well in this game, very raunchy, gory, and dark. Gameplaywise, it's done pretty well, though I've only play…

To cut to it, Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered or, as I'd like to call it, an edgy teens high-on-cocaine remake of the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus where you play as a Mexican badass Garcia Hotspur and his talking skeleton gun Johnson, is a game that I would recommend buy…

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…

This is simply a great game! The incredible team of development staff—Suda, Mikami, and Yamaoka—is incredible. The game itself is like RE4, but with demons and Suda's jokes, accompanied by Yamaoka's music. It's fun and entertaining, the puzzles aren't difficult, but there are ple…

What would be a solid but otherwise forgettable third-person shooter is elevated by the fantastic presentation and direction behind the game. Suda51 and Shinji Mikami are a match made in heaven, with their first collab, Killer7, being one of the most interesting games of its resp…

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…

'' 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…

Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered is a wild, hilarious, and totally over-the-top ride straight from the brilliant minds of Suda51 and Shinji Mikami. It stays true to the original cult classic, keeping all the charm, crude humor, and stylish horror intact. The remaster tight…

I have such fond nostalgia for this silly old game, so I was beyond excited when this remaster was first announced. So part of me recommending it is definitely due to nostalgia goggles. However, the recommendation comes with *A LOT* of caveats. The first of which is that this gam…

Quick thoughts on this port: It's kind of s,hitty, I think its main issue is mainly performance problems. I had some really bad stuttering issues during cutscenes where I kept thinking if my game was going to freeze but it never did. One of the cutscenes that would stutter reall…

[h1][b]Expected more[/b][/h1] [u][b]What I liked about the game[/b][/u] [list] [*] The soundtrack was awesome. [*] I like the over-the-top bloody violence and gore. I like how enemies just explode into tiny bits when you kill them. I also like seeing all of the blood dripping …

Let me state that this is a CONDITIONAL recommendation. I enjoyed it on PS3, bought it used and then felt bad about never getting the chance to properly support it when it suffered in sales at the time...so in a way I bought this to right a past wrong. Having said that, this g…

- No FOV option - No Graphics options - Have to exit the game to edit keymapping - graphics are essentially 1:1 with 2011 version - janky to play It's essentially an exact port of a PS3 game, 10/10 do not pass up the chance to play this

Looking back, the mid-2000s and early 2010s feel like the last breaths of freedom in gaming culture. By the mid-2010s, corporate interests and focus groups had taken over, steering game design toward maximizing appeal to the widest possible audience. Risks became rare—provocative…