Dante's Inferno Despite what AC/DC's song might say, hell is definitely a place you don't want to be in. At least, if hell is anything close to the disgusting circles of EA's latest game Dante's Inferno. From the developers of Dead Space, a game noticeable for it's use of gore, it seemed like they couldn't make a game even more adult than Dead Space, but boy was I wrong. Blood, gore and even naked women are all present in Dante's Inferno, yet despite its adult exterior, it's a game anyone who can handle it's content will find to be quite satisfying. Dante's Inferno is based on Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy. However, the game follows a ...  Read the complete review

Dante's Inferno is a third-person action game that follows the adventures of the eponymous Dante as he makes his way through Hell to rescue his beloved Beatrice who is trapped there. Apparently, it's based on an 11th century poem, but not being too big on 11th century poetry, I'll focus on what the game has to offer. Dante's Inferno is heavily influenced by the God of War series of games, so much so in fact, that if you've played it, you've pretty much played this. There's so little in the way of innovation here that it's genuinely surprising. You start off with meagre hack-n-slash attacks and as you move through the different levels of Hell, your attacks and ...  Read the complete review