Metropolis Software House

Get thee behind me, Satan

HIGH It's got a great concept—playing for the evil side hasn't been done much.

LOW It doesn't deliver on the concept—it might as well be any random shootfest.

WTF Satan can't get past locked doors?

When I first started playing Infernal, I was actually pleasantly surprised. It reminded me of Winback for the Nintendo 64—frenetic third-person shooting with a basic but effective cover system that adds a bit of flair to the combat.

According to ESRB, this game contains: Blood, Language, Violence

Game Description: Infernal is a third person shooter with a difference. You'll become part of an action-packed journey in a supernatural battle between Heaven and Hell. Gamers take on the role of Ryan Lennox, a fallen angel who becomes a mercenary working for the Devil. He's been hired to restore the balance between Good & Evil. Lennox embarks upon a dangerous journey into a world of deception and betrayal, armed with special abilities and military grade weaponry. Infernal makes use of 'Ageia PhysX software,' enhancing the realistic effects of the game and also supports the 'Ageia PhysX card' for even more stunning visuals.