Devil May Cry 5

Warning for new players: do NOT start with Vergil mode. I did, and I basically played the whole game without the actual story. No cutscenes, almost no context, and achievements didn’t track like a normal playthrough. I thought I was playing the game normally, but Vergil is basically a separate combat-focused mode, n…

Gotta be the best one in the series gameplay wise but the environment lacks the eeriness of the OG trilogy. Still had a blast finishing this one.

Devil May Cry 5 is one of those action games that just locks you in once it clicks. The combat has this really clean, responsive feel where every input matters, but it never feels overwhelming or unfair. You’re constantly encouraged to push yourself—trying new combos, mixing up timing, and experimenting with differe…

Devil May Cry 5 is an absolute masterpiece, and the soundtrack still gives me goosebumps. If you just want to play through the story and feel like a badass, it’s easily one of the best action games ever made. I’m incredibly proud to have this Platinum in my collection, but man, I am emotionally and physically exhaus…

Devil May Cry 5 is an absolute masterclass in character action gaming. It doesn’t just respect the legacy of the franchise, it elevates it to near perfection, delivering a stylish, adrenaline fueled spectacle that feels incredibly satisfying to play. Instead of sticking to one playstyle, the game gives you three ent…

Gameplay so good, even a devil may cry. First Hack & Slash I've ever played. Game was so good I went backwards to play through it's predecessors. Funny story, I actually saw gameplay of DMC4 in my early teens while in a shopping mall as the game was available to play on those free console tryouts in game stores. The…