The second of the four horseman of the apocalypse, Death, stars in this follow up to Vigil Games' terrific action-adventure.

Camera Angles are really annoying sometimes. The can combat be repetitive and cheesy, Not a very innovated story with many flaws to it. Fun game but can get boring after a while. I would only buy this if you are a person with a rather long attention span.

Darksiders 2 is just incredible! It improves on the first one in every way. From the vastness of the world to the cool and responsive combat system, it's practically impossible not to enjoy this game. Fans of the original or not, I can't recommend this game enough!

THQ is a publisher that has experienced some struggles lately, and if there is one thing that could help change things around it is a good title that gamers everywhere can enjoy. Darksiders II has been highly touted as the next great thing from THQ.

For a few hours we trailed on behind him as his ragged purple pashmina warmed his cyan shoulders, black hair just visible and parted in the centre; oversized feet, clumpy hands swinging and a right arm glowing with weird blue energy.

Death Comes Knocking by David Faulk ?2012 David Faulk Death. The big sleep. The final curtain call. The inevitable. The end. This is how Darksiders 2 begins. Darksiders 2 is the sequel to THQ and Vigil 's mildly successful game Darksiders , which was released in early 2010.

In the Book of Revelations, when the end of days is upon us it will begin by opening the first four of the Seven Seals. From those seals rides War, Conquest, Famine, and Death – the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

If you wanted to describe the first Darksiders game as anything, the phrase dark horse is both accurate and pretty clever, which is a boon when you're a video game critic. Not many people saw the game coming, and when the clever combination of God of War style combat and Zelda style adventuring hit...

A great sequel to a great game. This time you play as death trying to prove your brothers innocence. Great graphics and gameplay. I highly recommend it if you loved the first game

When I finished Darksiders II, I put the controller down, and spent the following few hours reflecting on the experience. As I said, when I finished the first game, I did have a few complaints, chiefly the tedium that seemed to set in the further I got.