Metal: Hellsinger

Do you like rhythm games? Do you like shooters? Do you like metal music? If you said yes to all three, get this game.

Суперская игра, в ушах бит держался еще день

[i]Metal: Hellsinger[/i] is by metalheads for metalheads. Assembling various renowned metal musicians, the heavy beats slowly thumps up and builds upon itself in a crescendo towards a symphonic celebration that is absolutely metal. Many of the tracks are bold and charismatic with fantastic, passionate performances delivered by several of the artists. [b]It inexplicitly and inevitably causes the listener to bop their head to the beat and amps them up until they're headbanging their way into wanting to slay some demons.[/b] With its [i]hellacious[/i] score, [i]Metal: Hellsinger[/i] definitely puts one into an energetic kind of groove. It is virtuosic, primal, and loud! The epitome of metal. Rating: Metal / 10 Oh and also, every copy of [i]Metal: Hellsinger[/i] comes with a free rhythm game too! ♫𝅘𝅥𝅮

Metal, demonios, guitar hero, doom y al jodido vocalista de system of a down, que haces que no has comprado aún esta obra de arte?

Yes, this game is fun and AESTHETIC

Lo único malo que tiene es que no se pueda poner el volumen en 200%

LIDL Doom with rhythm mechanics. I really like the idea of the game, but not so much the execution. Cinematics in the game are... not well done. They show you a bunch of pictures and animate them a bit, and while the pictures themselves aren't too bad, a lot of them were reused, so it feels like you're mostly staring at the same things. The music was alright for the game's purposes (except for the quieter parts of the songs, I'd say, because it's kind of weird to be hitting rhythm there, with gunshots mostly sounding like drums, and those quieter parts of songs normally not having those there), but I don't see myself searching for any track from Hellsinger thinking, "I must have it on my playlist." The game itself is okay if you want to mindlessly run around and shoot some enemies that don't pose a lot of threat, but it gets more and more stale over time with limited slaughter animations and limited variation among your opponents. The biggest offender could've been the boss (because it's the same thing at the end of every level), but because of somewhat changing abilities on that one, and the idea of having the same boss tied to the lore of the game, it's not too bad, though it still gets boring quickly.