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HELLPOINT RATING SERIES

There is a nice incremental reveal of background story and plot as you progress through the game.

HELLPOINT RATING SERIES

While the gameplay is indeed Souls-like, Hellpoint has a feel and atmosphere all of its own which to me at least conveyed more depth and atmosphere than the Souls series or even Bloodoborne. While the gameplay is indeed Souls-like, Hellpoint has a This is a great game which did not get the attention or success it deserves so far. It ever so slightly outscored the PlayStation 4 version as being in Steam it gets updates quicker and thus has a smoother experience overall.This is a great game which did not get the attention or success it deserves so far. Overall it is what it is and it does it really well and is a must-play game for Souls fans and alike. Boss battles as you would expect are there own spectacle taking place in locked arenas and granting the best rewards, proper nails difficulty mind as you learn the patterns but ultimately satisfying.

I struggled a lot with the difficulty but to be honest, I’m getting on a bit and the old reflexes are not what they used to be! (actually they are and always have been the same… Shit) I lost hours scouring the map and finding new shortcuts and secrets every time, having the enemies respawn on a timer made it so you never felt safe, the leveling up was quite generic and boring but the combat was sublime. Funny thing is it’s so like Dark Souls it even has the same performance issues of slowdown and choppiness, How’s that for the dedication! Seriously though its a great game and the world reminded me somewhat of a Dead Space game, eerie lighting, out in space facing off against who knows what and just trying to survive. It is also a very good Dark Souls type game with a really good setting and satisfying combat, it’s hard not to fall in love with it all. Hellpoint makes no bones about it, It’s a Dark Souls game through and through. Related Post: Touhou Multi Scroll Shooting 2 Review (Steam)

A long way between boss fights and checkpoints.

Online has lots of unplayable lag and rubber banding.

Very cagey and unhelpful on what mechanics and systems are at play.

Ranged weapons are guns and they are brilliant fun.

The atmosphere is top-notch with a touch of jump scare to it.

Stamina system in play for rolling, blocking, running, and attacks.

Attacks-light and heavy along with block or kick.

You can equip multiple main and offhand weapons at once and swap between them.

Load out-main and off-hand slots, armor slots for body boots and head, equipable items like healing items.

Leave messages for each other via handprints on the wall and you can vote on them.

When you die you leave behind loot and a ghost of yourself guards it.

Online Co-op by summoning for help and players finding and interacting with the summoning hand icon.

Level up at a rift portal by infusing Axions into your body and picking a start to increase.

Axions-found in the world and by defeating enemies.

Combat is very heavy on timing, learning patterns, and counter striking.

The tutorial is dished out by interacting with handprints in the world.

Takes a lot of inspiration from Dark Souls.

Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, v-sync, shadows, anti-aliasing, texture limit, bloom, glare, anisotropic filtering, dirt, depth of field, motion blur, ambient occlusion, and local contrast.

Should the challenge be too great, play with a friend in local or online coop. Fight dreadful creatures, face the Cosmic Gods, and unravel their twisted story. This Hellpoint Review introduces you to an intense action RPG taking place on Irid Novo, a derelict space station soaked in an intoxicating dark sci-fi atmosphere.