Hellgate London

If you know the story of Flagship Studios, you’ll understand why their new title, Hellgate: London, shares so many similarities to Diablo, and why it’s necessary to make comparisons to Diablo as part of an analysis of Hellgate. Read more

Hellgate: London

It's not a bad game, it's not a brilliant game either. It does get batter with each patch and the developers seem dedicated in improving the experience. Only time will tell if it ever unseats WoW, which is highly doubtlful. Read more

Hellgate: London

All in all, Hellgate: London isn’t the next revolution in Diablo-style gameplay. While it does some important parts well, notably the item management and upgradeability, other parts like the skill sets and character customization fall short. The technical issues have gotten better since the last patch, but they’re still present, and can hamper the experience, especially the framerate. It all adds up to a game that doesn’t live up to expectations. It’s not a bad game; ... Read more

is another relatively mild M-rated game, but one that still deserves the rating and an Adult GamerDad Age Seal. Why? Because you face gory monsters in brutal combat at every turn. You enter a zone and you meet up with dead or dying humans at every turn - hell has broken free and people are desperate and broken. The cutscenes show brutal death and murder, and the gameplay is intense and visceral. I would still call it a relatively mild M-rated game, but one that i... Read more

When I first saw screenshots and trailers for this game I thought it was just another first person shooter along the lines of Pain Killer or the like. But upon purchasing this game, I found out that it was far from a FPS, it was a role playing game with elements of a fast paced shooter. One of the more enjoyable aspects of this game is the time it takes to learn and really use the abilities of your chosen character class... [ Read more