Devil May Cry 4 Review

It was only a couple of days ago that I was rushing home from school to play one of the best new games that everyone was talking about. I had never played a DMC(Devil May Cry) game before but I just had to have it because everyone was talking about it.

Like me and many others it may be the first time playing a DMC game. Don't worry though. This game is extremely newbie friendly, having a bunch of new game settings that help you get familiar to the style of Devil May Cry. I really don't think it will take long to get used to. The graphics on this game are definitely a 10 out of 10! Devil May Cry starts out in and around the town of Fortuna. Fortuna is a town ruled by a theocracy called The Order of the Sword and and is also guarded by holy knights. I think it is kinda cool that when you get near an enemy music begins to play and the music softens as you get further. A ceremony goes on to worship Sparda, the demon knight. It starts out that a character Dante breaks through the window and kills Sparda.

Another character Nero, sees this action and wants to seek revenge on Dante. That game takes you through a series of missions where Nero tries to seek revenge on Dante. Nero works his way through obstacles and pass enemies to find Dante. He uses his different types of weapons such as the devil bringer, which is an arm that pulls enemies into you, and the blue rose, which is a double barreled pistol, to overcome these missions. I don't want to tell a lot about the game because I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but one thing I know for sure is that the action does not get boring. There's just a exciting feel to every kill that makes this game fun. I can almost assure that you won't wanna quit playing. It's that fun!

Rounding it all up I think this is a great game. I just told you some of the basics so if you want to know more you will have to play the game for yourself. Whether your playing it on your Playstation 3, or you PC, I have a high feeling saying you will love it. This game is a reasonable $59.99 and I know it's worth every penny!