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.

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.

First of all it's worth mentioning that this is probably inspired by Stranglehold. This is a review on the demo version of the game. How can I start, it's simply awesome. You can do some of the ultimate matrix style ninja moves, such as jump in the air and shoot two enemies with your pistols, slide...

its got it flaws but overall its a pretty cool game its alot like the films kill bill

I very like the hack and slash, grindhouse style camera, characters and slow motion shooting but the biggest issues with the game is quick time events (because it's lazy and not creative), awkward wallrun, and not very good boss fights or I not even sure to called it a boss fight but I would love to...

You have followed the guys while they play there little shoot-em-up games and being told "it's ok honey, you wont like this game much, too much shooting and killing in it, I'll get you a nice happy game to play, like Spyro".

WET is certainly all about style over substance, but the rather short main story will not keep you occupied for too long. The presentation and music is spot on, but aside from a few achievements and challenge modes, there will be very little reason for most players to come back after one...

It's not too often these days that a game gets released that you can truly call ‘art'. The word gets thrown around a lot for games that are very fun, or well-made, but I'm talking about a real application of the word. Something that non-gamers can appreciate, as well as gamers.

Excellent retro aesthetic; Gorgeous sound; Excellent run ‘n gun gameplay

Slightly repetitive; Challenge mode is BRUTAL