SmvR | Devil May Cry 5: Full Story Devil Hunter Walkthrough Gameplay - Nero, V, Dante (PS4 PRO) @SmvR | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 18 hours ago
1080p available soon.
First impressions of the game: Best hack and slash game around. I don't think any other game compares to the combat mechanics in DMC5 - Most story oriented games have limited replay-ability due to the appealing (at first glance), but limited combat system overall. Comparatively, the replay value in DMC5 is high due to its advanced mechanics that cannot be learnt by playing the game casually; as higher difficulty settings will punish you for not taking the time to learn certain situational moves, especially when talking about V or Dante.
The story, graphics and the comedic value combined are what makes DMC5 so unique, putting it within a lane of its own.
The only issue I've had in combat is with the lock on/camera. Lock on switch (L3) can be inconsistent with prioritizing targets (when there's enemies in camera view but it sometimes locks on to enemies behind your character/out of view) and this in turn makes multi-directional inputs frustrating at times. I wish there was additional features for lock on prioritization, if there is I stand corrected.
Video recorded in one session. Most load/down times are edited for better viewing experience, I may have accidentally left a couple of loading segments.
1080p available soon.
First impressions of the game: Best hack and slash game around. I don't think any other game compares to the combat mechanics in DMC5 - Most story oriented games have limited replay-ability due to the appealing (at first glance), but limited combat system overall. Comparatively, the replay value in DMC5 is high due to its advanced mechanics that cannot be learnt by playing the game casually; as higher difficulty settings will punish you for not taking the time to learn certain situational moves, especially when talking about V or Dante.
The story, graphics and the comedic value combined are what makes DMC5 so unique, putting it within a lane of its own.
The only issue I've had in combat is with the lock on/camera. Lock on switch (L3) can be inconsistent with prioritizing targets (when there's enemies in camera view but it sometimes locks on to enemies behind your character/out of view) and this in turn makes multi-directional inputs frustrating at times. I wish there was additional features for lock on prioritization, if there is I stand corrected.
Video recorded in one session. Most load/down times are edited for better viewing experience, I may have accidentally left a couple of loading segments.
