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I've seen everything and it just is not hellish. Their vision of hell is orange lava and Quake 1 Scourge of Armagon looking levels.
https://shared.fastly.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/3017860/ss_3c894cfd44c1c12a539d2dbcb93cbecfbdbbb383.1920x1080.jpg?t=1747409289
I feel like your being dishonest. The demon being ridden is VERY much is the wow art style. Even if you disagree in general THAT demon looks 100% like it could be in WoW.
Edit: Or diablo since it shares a art style with wow.
Let that sink in, Star Wars fanboys.
Or man those zombie dudes in the 2nd level of quake scared me SO much as a kid, it really was a horror game. Yeah this does give much more bright superhero energy. I honestly feel like we are entering a new Satanic panic with young people believing that satanic imagery is "evil" and going to cause them harm.
It's plenty horrific, though. You legit walk across scaffolding made of stretched human skin towards the end and see all kinds of mutilated corpses.
The issue is it isn't violent enough. It's lacking the super aggressive nature of Doom.
Right, the issue is that the Demon mount enemy should have a crucified decapitated guy chained across his forehead between his horns. Just for no reason. The "in your face" is missing, the 90s essence. People who were not at least adolescents in the early mid 90s will not understand what I'm talking about, the entire era was about "attitude"