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Replay – Dante’s Inferno
Most gamers know Visceral Games as the developer behind the necromorph nightmare-inducing Dead Space series, but in 2010 the studio went straight to hell. Dante’s Inferno provided gamers with a controversial take on Dante’s Divine Comedy – not just because of some of the mature content in the game (avert your eyes, underage viewers!), but also because of how closely it mirrored God of War’s gameplay. In this week’s episode of Replay, the Game Informer crew takes a surprisingly boob-filled tour through hell, while reflecting on what they remember (and more often don’t) about Dante’s Inferno.
Be sure to stick around for a quick look at our second game, which sports a remarkably different tone. What is it, you ask? All we’ll say is this is one wicked cricket don’t want to miss.
Every week, Game Informer editors enter the vault and dust off games from every genre and platform imaginable. Watch Replay to relive fond (and not so fond) memories from gaming’s past.
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