Blood. Boobs. Bullets. If any of those words make you giddy with anticipation, then you probably land squarely in the target demographic of Artificial Mind and Movement Those Naughty Takin Kill Bill Volume 3?

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Graphics are really outdated; not very depth; aiming redicule too tiny

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

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

There was a time when the bullet-time feature boosted the fun factor video games. That wasn't just a freak accident either. We have to remember that a Matrix game did not exist long after the release of the movie and only Max Payne managed to offer an engaging slow-mo shooting mode.

The presentation; the music and the occasionally engaging combat

I'm getting flashbacks of all kinds here..; names like Max Payne, Tomb Raider and The Matrix leap to mind, technically inconsistent, boring level design, boring story, boring characters

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.

WET

With the subtitle on the cover saying "get ready for monkey business", you just know the developer means, well, business. Wet has finally arrived.

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.

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