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KISS Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child (DC)

Description: Developed by Tremor Entertainment and published by G.O.D. this is a first person shooter (FPS) where you are pitted ... more

KISS Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child (DC) ... against the Nightmare Child. A being that wants to put an end to the universe as we know it. With music from the band KISS (did the title

Newest Review: ... unlocks a fifth and final stage to combat the end boss. While it was pleasing to note that each character features levels ... more

... symbolic to their KISS counterpart, for example Gabe Gordo's "Demon" stages are very fiery and Hellish, it was disheartening to see the lack of KISS presence beyond the character selection screen. Certainly there are some obvious references and images of the band, but the game itself comes across as a rather generic first person shooter as opposed to something which absorbed KISS' merchandising legacy. Players begin by first selecting the level of difficulty, ranging from very easy to very hard, and furt...more

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KISS Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child (DC) (750 words)
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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"KISS: Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child" is a video game which was released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2001 by Tremor Entertainment. It is a first person shooting game based on Todd McFarlane's "Psycho Circus" comic books which feature the popular rock band "KISS". In the United States, the video game received a rating of "M" which deemed it appropriate for ages 17 and above due to its violent content. The Nightmare Child first began its video gaming presence as a title for the personal computer in 2000. It was met with mixed reviews that mostly addressed the band's lack of presence in the game and general monotony of ... Read the complete review

Another Good Shoot 'Em Up for Sega (349 words)
by - written on 30/12/00
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General/Summary: If you liked Quake and Quake II then you'll definitely like Kiss Psycho Circus. I missed the single player aspect of those two games and KPC brings it all back! It's a solid FPS title and if you like this type of game then you owe it to yourself to give it a good long look. I bought it after reading some reviews not knowing if it would be worth it or not. It was and now it's a welcome addition to my DC library of games. Gameplay: The game controls like Quake or Turok. Unless you are married to your PC and the keyboard/mouse type of control, picking up and using the standard DC controller, will be no problem. I just backed off the ... Read the complete review