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Published: 2019-03-11, Author: Daniel , review by: impulsegamer.com
All in all, I had some reservations about returning to the series after 4 was felt a little lacking to me and the reboot was terrible when looked at canonically. But they have definitely been squashed underfoot. It's a fresh take that has revitalised my i...
It's one of the rare missteps though in an otherwise excellent game. Load times could be tightened up. It's frustrating that there's a load time before and after pretty much every cutscene, as well as every time you go into the upgrade menu. But again, I...
Published: 2019-03-18, Author: Nicholas , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: Releasing almost eighteen years after the first entry, Devil May Cry 5 comes hacking, slashing, shooting, and generally raising all Hell, literally. Following three protagonists: the enigmatic V, the fiery Nero, and the devilishly charming Dante; the thre...
Devil May Cry 5 is an action title worth playing, filled with bombastic action, over-the-top character moments, and fun mechanics. It's a game that forgoes any sense of nuance and relies on simply overloading your senses, and often succeeds at doing just...
Best game from the DMC series, Smooth and flawless gameplay, A nearly perfect PC port, The new character "Nico" fits perfectly into the game, The new Devil Arms are so much fun, A lot of the elements in the game is pretty fresh in the DMC series, The Devi
Trish looks weird in the game, Vergil is not playable
Overall, I would give it a 10/10. This is by far the most enjoyable DMC game I have ever played. The three playable character is amazing as well, it was a lot of fun playing as them even though each of them is unique in their own way. With good story plot...
Full of memorable story moments and stylish cutscenes, Three equally satisfying combat styles to master
Environments could use a bit more variation, Disorienting switching between characters so often
It's one of the rare missteps though in an otherwise excellent game. Load times could be tightened up. It's frustrating that there's a load time before and after pretty much every cutscene, as well as every time you go into the upgrade menu. But again, I...
Satisfying character moments, SSStylish gameplay, Stunning visuals, Detailed world design, Epic soundtrack
One mission too short, V's gameplay needs work
Devil May Cry 5 is everything a DMC fan could ever want. It's not without its flaws, of course, considering that the ending and V's gameplay both could have been more satisfying. However, it's a whole lot of fun, and it perfects the gameplay that we oh, s...
