Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition

Devil May Cry 4 is one of those games whose quality, due to a series of really baffling decisions, is really dependent on the desires of the player. Yes I know you’re probably saying “no ♥♥♥♥, all games are dependent on what the player wants” but let me explain. After the masterpiece that was DMC3 Capcom found themselves needing to make a new DMC game for the upcoming seventh gen console and, bluntly, ran out of resources at around the 60% mark so to make the game long enough to justify a full release the game is basically repeated. You play most of the game twice, once with Dante and once with newcomer Nero. This is where the main problem arises for a lot of people, because most people don’t particularly want to go through the same stage fighting the same enemies twice for a story that’s obviously in need of editing and refining. Nero, intended to be a contrast to Dante, instead landed on just being a whiny teenager who doesn’t want to be there since there wasn’t enough time to refine his personality (it took until DMC5 for that, but boy was it worth it). The plot moves at a breakneck pace and you don’t actually get to see Dante for most of it which rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. Add the lack of variety in enemies, bosses and environments and it’s clear why the game didn’t go over super well. Call it a 7/10 and move onto the next release. At least that was the view amongst the general populace looking for a regular action game. See the majority of players play a game once and interface with the mechanics only as deeply as is needed to beat the game. That’s fine, that’s a totally cool way to play videogames. But others realized that despite the heavy recycling the gameplay of DMC4 was deeper than ever. Both Nero and Dante have complex combo systems with sky-high skill ceilings. The special edition made this problem even more pronounced by allowing the usage of 3 new characters each with similarly deep movesets but little new content. Thus the divide became clear: for those looking for an 8 hour linear narrative action game, DMC4 was at best anemic, but for those looking for combat you can get lost in, DMC4 was the place to be. I’m not going to do a deep dive on the gameplay at this stage because others have done better writeups than me on the subject. So here we are, almost 20 years later. That sentiment still holds mostly true, but the game is much cheaper now than on release and doesn’t require a giant machine to run which helps. So I’d recommend DMC4 even to those that don’t intend to do a deep dive. I think a lot of people have softened on the game over time and appreciate it for what it is rather than what it isn’t.

um bom devil may cry,mas um hack and slash mediano,kkkk,na moral pior devil may cry,mas valeu a pena!

Хорошее продолжение 3 части игры Приятная графика и интересный гемплей игра за Нейро з демон хваткой просто ТОП

Jestem zbyt leniwy, żeby się rozpisywać o tym tytule. W skrócie, uważam, że czwarta odsłona tej serii jest jedną z najlepszych, zaraz po trójce. Jedyne co irytuje to upośledzona kamera tożsama z starszymi odsłonami Devil May Cry. Dla kogoś kto miał styczność z serią i polubił którąkolwiek z jej odsłon, serdecznie polecam sprawdzić!

пока самый интереснный геймплей для меня после секиро, жаль миссии и сюжет так же хорошо не проработан как боевка за каждого персонажа

7/10 uwu

Фанаты DMC тупые мазохисты