In fact, you backtrack through certain big segments of one base, making the repetition that much more blatant. In addition to being tedious, some levels feature timed puzzle-like encounters. You also play through a cheap knockoff of Half-Life's Xen segment that's filled with lame jumping puzzles. Showing its console roots, BloodRayne only lets you save at the beginning of each level, not in the middle of one, so one mistake at these tasks can mean you have to restart the entire level.
By now you're probably thinking, "Man, this game sounds like total crap. BloodRayne can hack monsters apart with giant blades attached to her wrists. She can kick creatures to mush. She can harpoon guards, draw them to her with a chain, and then climb on them in sexually suggestive positions and suck their blood to replenish her health.
She can also lug around an arsenal of firearms. For total overkill, she gets a Matrix-style bullet time feature and a berserker mode. BloodRayne is all about the gory combat. You can kill a German guard as he's about to throw a grenade; he'll drop it at his feet, and his limbs will explode in all directions, landing with meaty thuds and splats.
More often, you'll just wade into hordes of enemies and dice them apart indiscriminately. Rayne technically has different combat moves, but combat usually end up feeling like a bunch of button mashing. Like the rest of the game, BloodRayne's presentation feels half-hearted.
On the one hand, the developers took the time to put convincing German WWII propaganda posters on the walls and made sure BloodRayne's breasts jiggle for those who are titillated by cartoon characters. The monsters usually look suitably nasty and bloody.
It's a welcome relief for the Xbox gamer, looking for a decent game to buy. You control agent BloodRayne , a Dhampir offspring of a human and a vampire , working for the Brimestone Society to eliminate supernatural threats. The game starts you in Louisiana, but eventually you get on the trail of the Nazi's everyone's favorite occult hunting villains and travel to Argentina and Germany to systematically eliminate the threat.
The level of detail in this game is high, including a Nazi complex, where I broke open a box to reveal the Ark of the Covenant. I don't know how many gamers noticed this, but they included it. The developers had no qualms about borrowing concepts from games or movies, doing whatever it took to produce one hot game.
I especially liked the ability to alter Rayne's perceptions. Dilated Perception puts you into Matrix-like mode, allowing you to dodge bullets ala Max Payne only better and view gratuitous violence in slow motion. If that isn't enough for you, you increase the level of difficulty in the game or enter cheats to unlock modes like extreme decapitation. The controls are easy to use and customize to fit your own style.
Your range of attacks includes blades hinged to your wrists, a harpoon attack that allows you to impale and yank opponents, along with firearms and explosives that you pick up along the way. Need to heal yourself?
Take a bite and suck down some blood'it kills them but heals you. It's a safe bet that you haven't seen the last of Rayne. If you want a mature title that earns its rating and offers a great gaming experience, then this is the guilty pleasure that you've been looking for. Nowadays, if you don't have a movie, TV show or vid coming out where no drop of blood goes unswallowed, like get with it already! Looks like Terminal Reality got with it just in time with their latest action title, Bloodrayne.
Not only does 'Rayne serve up every goth boy's dream girl, Nazis and a shady occult underworld, its ulndiana Jones meets gun-fu action rivals big names like Max Payne. Set sometime in the early s to s, Bloodrayne, a covert operative of an unnamed organization specializing in the paranormal, is the only one standing between Hitler and an artifact harboring tremendous power.
But Hitler couldn't have asked for a more lethal blockade. Heightened touch, taste, smell and sight, as well as superhuman strength and agility come naturally to this half-vampire, thus allowing her to pounce off and up virtually anything that stands still for a second including a Nazi shooting right at her. John Woo-style mid-air side-shoulder slides, cartwheels and more acrobatic finesse quintessential in today's action hero, Bloodrayne sports a slick repertoire the Wachowski Brothers would be proud of.
Bloodrayne's svelte body also lets her carry all manner of drop-dead gizmos--up to eight different weapons ranging from rocket launchers to a Mortal Kombat "get over here" spear--on her back, hips and ankles. And yes, double fisting any pair of weapons at once is another one of her specialties. And if Bloodrayne's mobile arsenal isn't enough, piss her off good and an ability called Bloodlust kicks in, which lets her choose whether she wants to slow time down Slow Mo , sniper-zoom in on an enemy Zoom , or scan who in the vicinity's got the most nutritional bang for their blood Aura.
The last of this trinity, Aura, is an essential feature in 'Rayne since drinking blood is Bloodrayne's sole source of health. No medical packs or painkillers for this sister. She'll only drink the hot liquid of the living, even if the living happens to be missing half his body and is smart or dumb enough to crawl desperately away from his slasher.
This point also brings up another impressive touch to 'Rayne's overall gameplay. Smart Nazis. Nazis will struggle to release their necks from Bloodrayne's sticky fangs, call for reinforcements, continue shooting even while lying in a blood pool, or crawl away in cowardice. So needless to say, Bloodrayne will be up to her neck in killer opportunities.
OK, guilty for excessive use of puns, but you get the picture. With four expansive locales spanning Louisiana to Argentina, fully destroyable environments, hidden passages, some secret drivable vehicles Terminal Reality's real hush-hush about this , and at only 20 percent complete with ample time for tweaks, 'Rayne's set up for success. Enjoy the new and enhanced version-built for new systems.
Agent Rayne, this time we need your help to save this world from evil powers. BloodRayne: The terminal Cut is an action horror game with many updated and enhanced features than its predecessor. This game is developed by Terminal Cut and published by Ziggurat. Rayne is a strong, fearless, intelligent and very seductive girl who is not just a simple agent but a killing machine who kills people brutally.
Brimstone Society is a secret organization whose task is to kill and demolish supernatural threats. This organization allows a very important mission to agent Rayne. The mission is linked to a man whom Rayne had met five years ago. That man plans to awake some hellish magical powers to give power to Third Reich so that he can take over the whole world. Now, the fate of this world is on the strong shoulders of agent Rayne.
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