In lieu of the excessive blood that spurts from your victims normally, there are now hearts and rainbows exploding from your enemies. Floating hearts and pink are like a mist over the levels that are in the normal modes. Guys will find this mode especially humiliating, as it looks like some kind of disco night club for 6 year old girls.
I admire the sense of humor the mode displays, as everything about it mocks your inability to hack it. Despite this, I wish there was a curve in difficulty instead of mountain.įor those who can not handle the challenge of this amazing title, there is the unlockable “Pretty Princess” difficulty. I understand the need for a real challenge, where in today’s world most games are far too easy. You will die, you will get pissed off, and you will turn your Xbox 360 off for fear of breaking your controller or monitor. It felt inspired by games of yesteryear, back when there was a challenge to the games you played. Fair Warning: Do not take this game for granted. The only major problem I had with the game was the drastic spike in difficulty after the first level. These allow you to cut off your victim’s head, rip out their jugular vein with your teeth, and other moves that ultimately end up with your enemy in pieces. Every kill is satisfying and there are a variety of finishing moves. As said before, this game is heavy in blood-letting. The comic inspired “cut scenes” are heavily sketched and shaded, reminding you of the dark story. The atmospheres are simple, almost corporate, but the blood that splatters from each kill adds color to the autonomous looking backdrop. The game is a beat ’em up game in general, and you will most certainly beat up hordes of enemies with a variety of different weapons. The main areas are the ones in which you fight the hordes of enemies and bosses, and the other is a disturbing take on what seems to be an asylum. The story is sometimes hard to understand, as you flash between two different worlds.
You can either play as The Dishwasher, or his sister Yuki.īoth campaigns will have you fighting through a large variety of enemies to uncover the secret and sometimes cryptic nature of your past. Based on The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai, the sequel actually has two different campaigns that differ in story but have the same levels. Such was the case when I began The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile. Rarely will a game make me say “ wow” within the first few minutes of playing. “Get all achievables, open presents, jump jump, squirtgun fight, kill squid, watch credits.”
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