The game does have a slight difficulty spike once you encounter the monsters that explode but it didn’t take away from the enjoyment that I had. The second time I beat him in under 3 minutes. I didn’t realize that you had to attack that little ball and came in TOTALLY unprepared. Speaking of Nightmare, I got my only Game Over from the first encounter with Nightmare. I loved the many battles with Nelo Angelo and Nightmare. The boss fights were also memorable as well. The gameplay holds up well, I love the combos and the fact that the combat isn’t mindless and you have to learn enemy moves and when to dodge, etc. So it’s the perfect game to pick up and play. The rest plays very similar to Resident Evil, where you explore this gigantic mansion (with endless keys to find) but it’s split up into missions that can take anywhere between 5-20 minutes. So they make their trip to this castle, where the majority of the game takes place. She tells him of the demon Mundus (who killed Dante’s family) and he’s coming back. The plot of the game is pretty simple, we have Dante (the son of Sparda and his human mother Eva) and Trish, who visits his office because she knows that he hunts demons, etc. We start this journey with Devil May Cry 1. So I’m prepared for this hack ’n’ slash binge.
DEVIL MAY CRY 1 REMAKE PS4
Plus I bought the games a couple of months ago on PS4 from a big summer sale.
DEVIL MAY CRY 1 REMAKE SERIES
I discovered that the Xbox Game Pass has Devil May Cry 5 and that kinda pushed me to playing the series in its entirety.
I’ve always wanted to get into the Devil May Cry series because I loved the 2013 remake, but anytime I would start the 1st game, life would happen and I would lose interest. Last year (that’s weird to say) Capcom graced us with 2 video games, Resident Evil 2 (the remake) and Devil May Cry 5.
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