When you're done with the story, you can replay each level to try to beat a target point score or take on the obstacle-course challenges, though the latter tends to expose some of the game's weaker elements.

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

well designed and entertaining though game play does get boring as all levels are designed in a similar fashion. On the plus side though great tunes for mayhem.

Ever wanted to play the trash-talking, gun-toting, sword-slashing heroine in a Quentin Tarantino film? Well Artificial Mind & Movement's new third-person action game

Rubi Malone isn't your typical videogame heroine. She's several of your typical videogame heroines rolled into one. Like Lara, she's pneumatic and acrobatic. Like BloodRayne, she's handy with a sword.

Shocking game. wouldnt even waste a rent slot for it!!!! had 3 days and enough!!

Blood Opera acrobatics has become the unicorn of the third person action genre with no-one really able to find a way to present a cohesive and engaging way to package it in videogame form.