Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition Review - Dante's Vergil - Vamers

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Last updated 29 abril 2024

Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition Review - Dante's Vergil - Vamers

Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition is not a true remaster, but it does add the graphical niceties associated with games that do get the updated treatment. In this sense, the graphics are enhanced enough to make it look and feel new, while the addition of a bunch of new features and game modes help increase replay-ability. Despite the subtle improvements, and considering how the game has not even been out for a full year, the asking price is a bit of a cheek. While it is 20 dollar's less than the original $60 USD price tag, it still stings too much for anyone who may have bought the collector’s editions in 2019, thinking they would get free upgrades to the next-gen version (and rightfully so). Qualms about the price notwithstanding, the game is wonderfully executed in both design and narrative. It is a decent sequel to the events of Devil May Cry 4, and a great point of entry for any new fan. The Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition might be the best bang for buck entry as well, though no one will argue that the first three titles are still the strongest.
Devil May Cry 5 is well known for its high octane intensity and crazy almost anime-like game design, retrofitted onto a realistic setting in a masterfully surrealistic way. In its decade-long run, the series has seen an endless run of ridiculous moments that have all been gracefully written and designed to just… work. When Devil