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.

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.

Fun game. Wish the producers had better success with the product. Pleased I could access it though your site. Will visit for products in the future.

Fun To Play

This game is one of the best shooters I have played in a while the best parts are of course the slow-mo effects along with all the special moves rubi can pull off 70's music and the rage mode she goes into when she gets really ticked off,the game has a really good balance, somewhat of a step...

Excellent graphics, Brilliant story line, Unmatched action sequences. Nothing on the market like it.

Take that title any way you want… Members of the male species beware, it seems that women have grown an sadistic blood-lust and are determined to show us up on the fields of ‘Murder, Death, Kill'.

Enjoyable fast paced action; Simple combat system never gets old; Fantastic soundtrack

Incredibly short with little replay value; Graphics are somewhat rough around the edges; Levels are extremely linear

Despite looking how a B-movie should and acting like a ridiculous over the top action shooter should act, WET has absolutely nothing to make you stick around. Just like many B-movies, WET is filled with holes that, if filled, could make this a decent title.

The grindhouse feel is fantastic; Brilliant soundtrack; Slicing people up like a badass

No replayability; Awkward platforming; Quick Time Events

It's a premise that the game's developers saw fit to exploit in a third-person jaunt, broadly echoing the action of Kill Bill and going so far as to model its whole aesthetic on the grindhouse cinema of the 1970s.

It was a dark, scary night… you know the kind. Most of the lights are off in the house. Somewhere outside, a noisy owl is hooting. Trees close by are shaking in the wind and scratching at the windows.

Action/Shooter Damp Rising. Nothing intrigues me more than a fairly ropey demo that has a spark of something different about it. Of course, I'm supposed to be getting excited about NFS: Shift, Tekken 6 and this new Halo thing but, typically, I couldn't care less.