Devil May Cry 5 (Xbox One)

Devil May Cry 5 review - an unashamedly old school return for an action legend

an unashamedly old school return for an action legend

Back to the best!

Playong this game for a couple of last weeks and is so awesome, back to the bests in the series!;) Great slasher with even better graphic.

Back to demonic roots

Back to demonic roots How right they were. Then there's the Adam Driver-ass V. He might look like a total dullard, but his wisecracking talking bird rules and so does his whole combat vibe.

Game Review: Devil May Cry 5

It's been 11 years since we last got a Devil May Cry game actually developed in-house by Capcom, with the 2013 reboot (which I loved by the way) developed by Ninja Theory. So with 11 long years passed, does Devil May Cry 5 hold up compared to previous instalments in the series now that we're in...

Devil May Cry 5 Review

It's been a long while since we had a really cracking DMC game, and 5 is the crème-de-la-crème of Devil May Cry. It pulls you in, drags you front and centre and presents action packed demon slaying adventures which are just brutal and fun in equal measure.

Devil May Cry 5 review review

Devil May Cry 5 Review

When it comes to hack and slash games, there are just a few series that rival Devil May Cry. The long-running franchise which made its debut on the

Devil May Cry 5 review

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Devil May Cry 5 review

If you come to Devil May Cry 5 looking for a fight, then you’ll find possibly the finest example the genre has ever produced. A ludicrous variety of moves and styles, physical, kinetic combat, and more sauce than a Heinz factory. Moment-to-moment, Devil May Cry 5 is a searing, thrilling action game, with stunning visuals and serious depth. Beyond that, the wooden acting, functional but uninspiring story, and basic level design feel like a step back from the stunning dmc. While hardcore fans will be pleased to see the original Dante and co back in the saddle, it would have been great to see Capcom take on board the advancements that Ninja Theory introduced to the series. Overall, though, this is high caliber violence from a publisher who’s on a serious roll right now.

Devil May Cry 5 review