Just when you thought the third-person action/shooter genre was running thin on style, Wet has come along and shaken things up for the better. While the game may have quietly snuck up on many gamers' radar, it's poised to become a game to remember in 2009.

WET

WET. If this game was ranked solely on the basis of the amount of people you kill, I have no doubt it would receive a perfect score. Sadly, as is custom for reviews, that is not the case...which really doesn't leave much else for me to talk about.

Nice overall theme that was stuck with throughout the game

Graphics are really outdated; not very depth; aiming redicule too tiny

If you enjoy any movie that the great Quentin Tarantino has made, you will love this game. Its ridiculousness is what makes it great. Very violent, and at times hard to believe, but like Kill Bill, it was what made the game beautiful.

Wet for Xbox 360 is a fun new kind of shooter in my opinion. The unique aerobatic style brings a lot of entertainment to the game. Being able to shoot while sliding across the floor, running across the wall, and basically anytime you want no matter what move you are doing I think is great.

fun game play; great new features; great sound and music

repetitive; easy ending

Bought this game after having tried the demo from xbox live silver. it's a fun game, with pretty interesting characters. more so, you have to find little toy monkeys in each level, which adds a sense of humor to the game outside the dialogue.

Perhaps unfortunately for this game, I have just finished Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands (gaining every Achievement) which, on the surface is a similar game to WET. However, PoP has charisma and a sense of occasion - both of which are important for video games.

I downloaded the demo and loved the John Woo style action. The acrobatics and gun & Sword play were a nice feature. Rubi obviously has a problem with doors as she's always cussing at them as she tries to open them. This is definitely not your kids' game. I love the in-game video clips too.

John Woo action; In-Game upgrades; Most everything is interactive

Using alcohol to refuel my life bar is kinda the opposite of what I would really use; Sometimes she is in the elevator waiting for way too long

This raucous bloodbath is rough around the edges, but exciting acrobatic combat and a great soundtrack make it very entertaining.

Great gunplay mechanics; Brisk; lively pace; Invigorating original soundtrack; Full of exciting action movie moments that you create; Great gunplay mechanics; Brisk; lively pace; Invigorating original soundtrack; Full of exciting action movie moments that you create

Environmental inconsistency can hinder your acrobatics; Some choppy visuals; Annoying character quips; Environmental inconsistency can hinder your acrobatics; Some choppy visuals; Annoying character quips

In the first scene of Wet, you slide down a long table in slow motion, smashing through towers of champagne glasses and a giant cake as you gun down thugs who are trying to kill you. Then you leap off the table to fly over a dragon-shaped ice sculpture as you pump bullets into even more goons.

Great gun-play mechanics; Brisk; lively pace; Invigorating original soundtrack; Full of exciting action movie moments that you create

Environmental inconsistency can hinder your acrobatics; Some choppy visuals; Annoying character quips