A remaster of BloodRayne
Enhanced and updated for modern consoles, this is the definitive edition of BloodRayne. In this frenetic and bloody third-person shooter that unleashed the iconic red-headed femme fatale on the world, the dhampir Rayne battles horrific creatures and hordes of soldiers with an array of vampric abilities and powerful weapons. Acrobatically slash and shoot your way through the swamps of Louisiana, the cavernous depths of a mining operation in Argentina, and a ruinous German castle. Experience the origins of Rayne through her first missions for the Brimstone Society in this improved version of the horror-action classic.
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The jiggle physics are insane.
So is this costume design.
I love how the lines Rayne say when discovering things you need to puzzle for are different depending on what other stuff you've discovered.
I actually didn't expect there to be curse words in this so when Rayne said "What the fuck?" I actually just reacted by blurting out "What the fuck?"
Everyone's favorite butcher.
And the pre-rendered cutscenes are absolutely sick.
But if I've ever witnessed an unfair final boss fight, this is it.
The thing is, this gameplay, technically, should be boring and tedious. There's one melee button, and one firearm button. That's it. And there are no combos or anything like that. Two buttons. There's no variety in how to approach enemies other than some don't shoot, and some block. It should be boring.
But the world, and the enemies, and the characters, and especially Rayne herself, are so full of energy. Rayne is just such a good character and she invigorates the whole game. Both in her voice (which Laura Bailey masterfully contributes) and her animations.
I love Rayne!
"Thanks for the ride, fucko."
So is this costume design.
I love how the lines Rayne say when discovering things you need to puzzle for are different depending on what other stuff you've discovered.
I actually didn't expect there to be curse words in this so when Rayne said "What the fuck?" I actually just reacted by blurting out "What the fuck?"
Everyone's favorite butcher.
And the pre-rendered cutscenes are absolutely sick.
But if I've ever witnessed an unfair final boss fight, this is it.
The thing is, this gameplay, technically, should be boring and tedious. There's one melee button, and one firearm button. That's it. And there are no combos or anything like that. Two buttons. There's no variety in how to approach enemies other than some don't shoot, and some block. It should be boring.
But the world, and the enemies, and the characters, and especially Rayne herself, are so full of energy. Rayne is just such a good character and she invigorates the whole game. Both in her voice (which Laura Bailey masterfully contributes) and her animations.
I love Rayne!
"Thanks for the ride, fucko."
You'll never get me to be objective about this game because I spent so much of my childhood on it. The ReVamped version of the second game on Xbox is sadly pretty glitchy and this didn't arrive completely unscathed but they aren't gameplay ruining. Just some music tracks skipping at the start and voices have a weird reverb effect sometimes. Bar that it's totally faithful to the original and I can't recommend it enough if a cool af vampire lady slicing up Nazis and monsters sounds like fun to you!