Really good game. Solid combat system that gets kinda of crazy late game, allowing you to combo the shit out of bosses and selling the superhero fantasy really well in the process. I like the portrayals of all the characters in the game as well as their visual designs, even though some of them didn't translate that well from concept to 3d.

The protagonist, The Hunter, is actually a surprisingly fun character that the rest of the cast can play off of. The story though, is not very interesting and there's a lot of bloat when it comes to casual dialogue. Still an enjoyable experience.

What I don't understand is who the hell thought it was a good idea to split the DLC into 4 and sell it like that when it's clearly just one campaign you're meant through play in order.
Anyway, play this game. It's really fun turn based combat with a lot of attention given to the source material.

I think it's messed up that my party members start bitching and moaning every time a Devil offers me sex in exchange for a part of my soul and I say "Yes". Mind your own business.

Anyway, it's a great game plagued by a ton of issues, most of which come from staying true to D&D (wack leveling curve, poorly implemented rest system, underwhelming roleplaying options for anything outside of combat, nonsensical checks and rolls that slow the game down, etc.) but the sheer ambition and attention to detail coupled with killer performances, decent writing and a banger of a soundtrack make the issues relatively easy to ignore.