Everything about this game is incredibly barebones. The sound design is sparce, the levels are always large, circular arenas, there's only a couple tracks of music in the game, the story is tacked on, and there's only a around 10-15 enemies. That being said, the one place that it isn't barebones is the actual combat. It's quick, frantic, and satisfying with the potential for an incredibly high skill cap if someone were to dedicate enough time to it. If you're looking for a a large game that you can sink dozens of hours into finding secrets and new areas, look somewhere else. However, if you're looking for a game with an insane amount of mechanical depth, buy this.

I'll put it this way: If you'd consider paying 2.50-10 dollars for a version of DMC3/4 that only contained the Bloody Palace, then buy this immediately.

Everything about this game is incredibly barebones. The sound design is sparce, the levels are always large, circular arenas, there's only a couple tracks of music in the game, the story is tacked on, and there's only a around 10-15 enemies. That being said, the one place that it isn't barebones is the actual combat. It's quick, frantic, and satisfying with the potential for an incredibly high skill cap if someone were to dedicate enough time to it. If you're looking for a a large game that you can sink dozens of hours into finding secrets and new areas, look somewhere else. However, if you're looking for a game with an insane amount of mechanical depth, buy this. I'll put it this way: If you'd consider paying 2.50-10 dollars for a version of DMC3/4 that only contained the Bloody Palace, then buy this immediately.