Infernal demo

Infernal demo

Infernal tells the story of Ryan Lennox, a fallen angel now recruited by hell to fight Etherlight, heaven’s own secret agency. Etherlight has eliminated most of hell’s earthly agents and is planning its final blow against its archrival. Ryan, hunted by his opponents, is left to take them on single-handed, armed with a vast arsenal of weapons and supernatural powers. The captivating plot sends him from ancient monastery catacombs and secret mountain hideouts to sprawling harbor docks and oil refineries, before finally facing the ultimate showdown.

Ryan Lennox will need all his powers to find out what’s really behind Etherlight’s plans, while he unleashes hell with every single weapon in his hand.

This demo includes an early-game mission in a cloister and a limited tutorial.

Infernal tells the story of Ryan Lennox, a fallen angel now recruited by hell to fight Etherlight, heaven’s own secret agency. Etherlight has eliminated most of hell’s earthly agents and is planning its final blow against its archrival. Ryan, hunted by his opponents, is left to take them on single-handed, armed with a vast arsenal of weapons and supernatural powers. The captivating plot sends him from ancient monastery catacombs and secret mountain hideouts to sprawling harbor docks and oil refineries, before finally facing the ultimate showdown.

Ryan Lennox will need all his powers to find out what’s really behind Etherlight’s plans, while he unleashes hell with every single weapon in his hand.

This demo includes an early-game mission in a cloister and a limited tutorial.Infernal is a complex action game developed by Polish developer Metropolis Software known mainly from a series of Gorky. The player takes on the character of Ryan Lennox superagenta acting in the service of his Satanic Majesty, it is equivalent to the hellish known all James Bond. Beautiful women, fast cars and, of course, impossible missions are the bread and for Ryan. We participate in the eternal conflict between the secret agencies of good and evil, of course, at stake are the human souls. Good agents are preparing something big, we have to stop them.

The struggle between good and evil has been discussed by philosophers, priests and common people over the centuries, but the common consensus is that it will go on for a while until there’s a clear winner. In addition, the concept has been modified, transposed and used in a variety of stories and myths, as well as present-day creations like books, movies and video games.

A fallen angel with a mission

Infernal is a third-person shooter that takes its roots from the same conundrum, by featuring a fallen angel by the name of Ryan Lennox as the main character played by you. After receiving a mission from the devil, he’s attempting to restore the balance between good and evil by completing a variety of quests all over the world, as well as killing many people in the process.

The interesting part, however, is the fact that he possesses many supernatural powers that can be used during combat, including telekinesis and teleportation. In case things get too risky, you also have the possibility to consume human souls, in order to restore your vitality and carry on your mission. Naturally, this makes the gameplay very fun and entertaining, at least until you get bored with flinging NPCs around the map.

Detailed graphics and interesting locations

Because the missions take you all over the world, you get to admire and destroy a wide variety of cities and locations, including caves and catacombs. Speaking of which, the game uses a very potent and high-end physics engine to simulate the environment, which in turn allows you to basically demolish almost everything that gets in your way, including walls.

Visually, there are very few bad things to say about the graphics engine, since it does a very good job at portraying the landscapes and the character animations are very smooth as well. In addition, the special effects department was not overlooked either and it features everything from motion blur, to bloom and various other gimmicks that fool the eye and make the environments look better.

The linear storyline and repetitive action

In the end, Infernal proves to be a mediocre experience, mainly because it is very linear and the action sequences have a tendency to repeat themselves quite often.

Infernal: Hell’s Vengeance calls on players to assume the role of Ryan Lennox, an unlikely hero who has turned into a ghost and feeds himself on defeated souls after being recruited by hell to fight Etherlight – heaven’s own secret agency. Etherlight has eliminated most of hell’s earthly agents and is planning its final blow against its arch-rival by sending Lennox back to the bowels of hell. Armed with a vast arsenal of weapons and supernatural powers, players are left to take on Etherlight single-handedly. The captivating plot sends players from ancient monastery catacombs and secret mountain hideouts to sprawling harbor docks and oil refineries, before finally facing the ultimate showdown!