Devil May Cry

Devil May Cry (2001)

by Capcom Production Studio 4, Capcom
Genres:Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player
Story:Originally intended to be the fourth installment in the Resident Evil series, Devil May Cry is an action-adventure game that introduced a host of new elements to the gaming community. Chief among them is the Stylish Rank, which grades the player's performance in combat. The game is split into Missions, which are individually scored according to various factors, such as Orbs gathered and damage taken. Additionally, Devil May Cry did away with the pre-rendered backgrounds of prior Resident Evil games in order to allow for a dynamic camera system.Show more
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user avatar@beastlie46user avatar@beastlie46
February 06, 2025
Such a unique game that started an entire genre of games i believe.Without this game i don't think there would be a "god of war" Bayonetta,heavenly sword,Nier Automata and many others that came after it!
Não demorem tanto pra trazer este game a tona lembrando quanto mais demorar para trazer a loja quem está perdendo são vocês mesmos satisfação os usuários e também ficaram satisfeitos tá bem bora logo já tá mais do que na hora !
user avatar@mak625user avatar@mak625
May 24, 2025
As much as I love the latest games in the series, I have to admit, none of them come close to the OG atmosphere. It just needs those standard GOG quality fixes I guess because the HD collection brought a lot of graphical issues.
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