Move over, Pat Benatar. Hell is not just for kids. Now it is for children and ... Keanu Reeves. The new film Constantine Keanu puts the role of John Constantine title, an alignment leg demon hunter must occasionally go to hell for doing things. The game based on the movie, turning the experience into a set of very basic third-person action with some spellcasting to mix things. It might be good enough for movie fans looking to walk in the shoes of Constantine, but if you're just looking for a good action game, you can do better.Constantine follows the plot of the film, although usually at the point, instead of setting the story itself. You will see some scenes that give the basic principle, but the story does not stand on their own. It's really meant as a companion piece to the film. So to break it down into simple terms: You will be fighting demons by shooting sacred weapons.promotedOne of the good things of Constantine is his pace. The game starts
with a bang by sending them straight to hell where they will do some fighting before the game rolls a credit sequence. From there a few more pieces of the story before continuing in the real world to be taken. Hell is used as an alternative plane solution, of all kinds, for the purposes of puzzle-solving. Constantino can teleport himself to hell standing in a puddle of water and spitting a little Latin. This usually means that it will go as far as you can in a kingdom, finding a pool of water, teleport to another level, and move forward. Sometimes we have to move boxes in a world to navigate over obstacles on the other. This system has previously been used for similar puzzle games like Soul Reaver and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. version of this Constantine system feels slightly dumbed-down, though, because every time you see a puddle or a bottle of water, is a clear signal that it is time for a change of scenery.Puzzle solving aspects of Constantine really take a back seat to the action of run and gun. The game is constantly releasing demons in you, and you have a couple of different ways to defeat them. The main method is by projectile weapons such as guns, a nail gun,
a holy shotgun, and so on. You can also equip secondary weapons, such as holy water. You will also have the ability to cast spells that can kill a bunch of enemies easily send the possessed, and so on. To cast spells, you must first select which checker to issue pad with D. Then he hits a button to make the interface casting to arrive. This will show the buttons must be pressed to cast the spell. This is based on a long casting time, which means you need at times to put some distance between you and your enemies. However, as button presses are simple, and time slows down, way down when you start to broadcast, it rarely comes into play.We will use their weapons to fight a variety of demons. Most of these children is simple. Just shoot until it falls. But also you will find rooms full of rats and had a human face in requiring beat the demons out of their bodies. Then you have to shoot these devils before may have other organs. Moreover, you will encounter some boss battles. These boss battles are nice, but it is generally easy and simply rely heavily learn a pattern and then stick to it. The game the same formula repeated start to finish, and although it is a decent length, you only provide a sufficient incentive to finish once, let alone back for a second pass.Constantine has the look of a game budget. Graphically, the best part of this is that the player model, which looks a lot like Keanu Reeves. The model in the game actually does a better job of showing scenes make Constantino, although the scenes are not bad. Hell is also suitable "infernal" look, with a steady red glow and a lot of fire exposed. It's too bad the frame rate can not keep up with the rest of the game, though. This is a much larger the
PlayStation 2 than it is for the Xbox problem, but sometimes, Constantine seems almost drag along the frame rate single-digit territory. This is, for lack of a better word, evil. It is also a shame because the rest of the game looks pretty decent.The sound of Constantine is almost as good as expected. Works with results quite basic sphere and decent music is, but that is all. The voices are well done, in some places, but is a little weak in others. Constantino sounds like was expressed by two different soundalikes Keanu Reeves, one of which actually looks a lot like the real thing and one of which sounds more like someone trying to make a funny impression of the real thing. The uneven nature of work reduces voice of the game in general.Constantino works. It is the general design, the third person shooting is not something you have not seen before, and spellcasting is not interesting enough to set the game apart. As a result, Constantine work much better as a budgetary agreement. So if you're looking to spend $ 39.99 for an action game, there are better options out there.
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