Разработчик: Ninja Theory
Описание
The Dante of DmC is a young man who has no respect for authority or indeed society in general. Dante knows that he is not human, but also that he is not like the demons that have tormented him throughout his life. Caught between worlds, he feels like an outcast.
Thanks to his twin brother Vergil, leader of the anti-establishment group called “The Order”, Dante is now discovering and coming to terms with what it means to be the child of a demon and an angel. This split personality has a real impact on gameplay with Dante being able to call upon angel and demon abilities at will, transforming his Rebellion sword on the fly to dramatically affect both combat and movement.
For DmC Capcom has teamed up with UK development studio, Ninja Theory, renown for delivering action titles with compelling characters and narrative coupled with high production values. The combination of Ninja Theory’s expertise and Capcom’s unrivalled heritage in producing combat focused action titles will ensure that this latest addition to the over 11-million selling series will remain true to the Devil May Cry DNA so cherished by the fans, while bringing a new level of cinematic quality to the title.
Key Features
- Survive Limbo - The world of Limbo is a living and breathing entity, out to kill Dante. The world will transform in real-time and try to block off and even kill our hero. Our protagonist will have to master demonic powers to shape Limbo the way he sees fit, while perfecting his angelic skills to traverse this hazardous, twisted world.
- Who is Dante? – Explore a retelling of Dante’s origin story in a gripping narrative featuring familiar faces from the series alongside all new characters, including Vergil, Dante’s twin brother.
- Unbridled action – The intense and iconic sword and gun based combat returns with the addition of new Angel and Demon weapons and abilities, all designed to dispatch the demonic spawn back to hell with style and panache. Weapons include:
- “Rebellion”: Dante’s trusted sword, given by his father Sparda, provides a great mix of combos and attacks, great for sending enemies skyward.
- “Ebony & Ivory”: These guns are good for keeping enemies at bay, maintaining combos and juggling enemies in the air.
- “Arbiter”: a demonic axe that can deliver massive blows and break through enemy shields.
- “Osiris”: an angelic scythe with fast attacks and great for crowd control.
- “Eryx”: powerful demonic gauntlets that pack enough punch to parry even the strongest attacks and juggle the heaviest enemies.
- “Rebellion”: Dante’s trusted sword, given by his father Sparda, provides a great mix of combos and attacks, great for sending enemies skyward.
- Retaining the Devil May Cry DNA – Capcom staff, including team members from previous Devil May Cry titles, have been assigned to the project from the outset to ensure DmC is a true addition to the Devil May Cry franchise.
- Unrivalled production values - Ninja Theory will take advantage of the latest performance capture technology to deliver a level of character design, story-telling and cinematics that perfectly complements DmC’s high-octane combat.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, german, french, italian, spanish - spain, dutch, polish, portuguese - brazil, russian
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *:Windows Vista(R)/XP, Windows 7, Windows 8
- Processor:Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo 2.4 Ghz or better, AMD Athlon(TM) X2 2.8 Ghz or better
- Memory:2 GB RAM
- Graphics:NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) 8800GTS or better, ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3850 or better
- DirectX®:9.0c
- Hard Drive:9 GB HD space
- Sound:Standard audio device
- OS *:Windows Vista(R)/XP, Windows 7, Windows 8
- Processor:Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad 2.7 Ghz or better, AMD Phenom(TM)II X4 3 Ghz or better
- Memory:4 GB RAM
- Graphics:ATI Radeon(TM) HD 6950 or better
- DirectX®:9.0c
- Hard Drive:9 GB HD space
- Sound:Standard audio device
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Fun hack n slash
Though it's a Reboot. If you see this is as a different game. It's a bloody fantastic game.
weird story, but amazing and wacky-woohoo combat
"It's Not a Phase, Mom"
Don't sleep on this one. Despite it's newly adopted... vulgarities in it's presentation, it still more than retains the spirit of the Devil May Cry series and then some. Especially given it's influences that the series later inherited, this is one shouldn't be skipped out on.
+ Refined control scheme and snappy, lightweight combat
+ Overlapping weapon toggling allows for quicker and more creative combo variety
+ Angel/Devil attributes adds adaptational behavior to combat
- Lack of a distinct lock-on button creates disorienting camera conflictions during combat
Great game!
its better then dmc 4 but not as good as dmc 3 or 5
Is not Devil may cry
Big W for the world design
if you can ignore the story . Really awesome gameplay and fights !!!! Thats all ill say. Oh yeah and also how edgy this dante is
game is fun but dear god is the story aweful. there are alot of changes and very little of them are good, but i will note them. first, characters and the big "fuck the fans" thing they did for dante. virgil is just kinda a edgy and emotional mess who acts like a kids show antihero. the dlc just does it so much worse while trying to tac on some artsy pics that just look silly. the female character is kinda the same in alot of games, copy and paste. she has her "im an orphan, not good childhood, i use magic that uses ingredients that are meant to be gross, and complain when the characters arent being good but otherwise the martyr for the protag". and lastly, dante who they just decided to make him hate the world till he finds out he had a sibling and parents while throwing some some jabs in or some quirky remarks. the things that suck about him, is that in the older games (except two) he was goofy and had charm. this is just a edgy teenager you hate and never grow to love. now, gameplay? its great. some things can be a bit annoying like "you have to hit blue guy with blue weapon" or how you cant back track well for secrets and have to play through the whole mission, especially the one mission with a secret that nobody seems to understand how it works and thinks its just "random" on the secret being available. its not btw, for some reason in one mission, its timed to get to the secret mission where the walls slowly close up doorways and they only do this once in the entire game along with it being out of sight so it just blends in. whats more is its on the right of a fork in the road when you it otherwise doesnt matter the path you take and they both meet quickly after. now lastly, the story. the story is rough and kinda like a "we took the previous story and added some stuff to it" while incorporating SoCiEtY into it. what do i mean? big baddy mundus is a ceo who has the whole city under his thumb. nobody knows demons exist, but they mess with people or manipulate them. dante gets dragged into it by virgil, and they go fight mundus. and thats about it really, there is some "plot twists" but really its unnecessary. dante doesnt NEED to hate mundus, mundus is a demon who wants to enslave mankind (which is odd since its just better to wipe them out, there is really no sense in hiding). then there is a easter egg in the game insulting audience who wanted the original dante (which they backpeddled on after the fact with devil may cry 5). really it just wasnt necessary, and in the end we got a worse version of dante out of it. they had been tryin to swap to a different main character (or atleast it felt like it) and honestly nero (from devil may cry 4 at the time of release or later devil may cry 5) was a better fit then this dante. so, play it for a good hack and slash, but expect to cringe alot at the story, and bob barkus is the best boss despite being the easiest and simplest.
Despite how bad this game really is, It's still kind of stupidly fun. The over-edginess is so bad it's good, and the gameplay is pretty good. But alas, it is still inferior to the other games, and of course no turbo mode or lock-on. But hey, I do weirdly prefer it to 1 and 2
plays great on oled deck.90fps mid-high settings.wish 5 played as smooth as dmc and 4.awesome game.bad guy reminds me of my boss alot.makes it that much sweeter
This is an ok game. People hate the story but I enjoy it. The combat is the worst part about this game. Everything is too easy, no I will not play the game again on harder difficulty unlocked after finishing it the first time, you basically do the same thing over and over again every fight, it get boring after a while.
i love that game so much i like it
if you didn't like that game i hate you
Bu oyunu yapanlar hayatlarında dmc serisini anlayarak oynamamışler.
A divisive reboot, but if you can look past the changes, it’s a solid action game. The combat is fluid and fast, and the world design is creative. Not the Dante fans remember, but still a fun ride.
Fun game. I enjoyed playing it. Not like the others DMC though.
honestly a lot of fun, worth playing
Not quite the usual Devil May Cry experience, but considering this was a reboot, I think Capcom and Ninja Theory hit the sweet spot with how far they strayed from the original games - it's different enough to be able to stand out, but retains the essence and stylish hack-and-slash gameplay of good old DMC.
Combat is slightly slower and simpler, the controls are also different compared to classics and Dante obviously has new moveset, abilities and weapon arsenal, although some of his signature stuff is still present. It plays smoothly, comboing is satisfying and the animations and visual effects are pretty slick, so I enjoyed this version a lot as well. It has a fair amount of platforming and several gimmicky sections and fights, but standard combat encounters are still very much the core of the game and overall it flows well.
Aesthetic and level design is something I found more interesting than in other DMC titles.
Characters aren't as charming as the original ones, but the story was never the highlight of these games and it's still just fine here too.
Soundtrack is excellent.
As for downsides, the PC version does not seem to include all the later updates, so certain features are missing, like target lock or wrong weapons not bouncing off colored enemies, but it is great fun anyhow.
DMC3 DANTE'Yİ EKRANIMDA GÖREMEDİKTEN SONRA NEYLEYİM KILIÇ SALLAMAYI
DmC: Devil May Cry is an action game. The only good thing I can say about it is that the mouse and keyboard controls are rebindable. Arguably, that the developers' homophobia also gave us Faust's introduction cut-scene in Devil May Cry V.
Better than the cringe OG dante.
best dmc and hack and slash game ever. talexi art, noisia music, and fluid combat make this a must play.
At the end of the day, this is a decent character-action game and should be recommended accordingly. But let's not forget how we got here:
“The essence of Devil May Cry is all about ‘cool. It’s about Dante being cool and making you feel cool when you’re playing it, and so the combat and the style system and everything is integral to that. But, you know, what was cool 12 years ago — I think that was when the first game came out — isn’t cool anymore. If Dante, dressed as he was, walked into any bar outside of Tokyo, he’d get laughed out.”
Nice
DMC (2013) Review
Gameplay: 9/10
Story: 7/10
Music: 8/10
Graphics: 9/10
This game is super fun to play and very entertaining!
However, they butchered the story and characters in this reboot.
While it's not the best representation of the Devil May Cry series, the gameplay itself is a blast!
8/10 recommended!
Do not listen to the haters, this is a great game. the only reason people hate it is because it's a reboot and it changed so much about the original's story and characters. despite that, it has the best game-play of the series imo and more interesting enemies and levels. platforming sections are also much better and less janky than the OG series. Story is nothing that special but entertaining. it's a really good game overall. if you like the OG God Of War trilogy then you will really enjoy this.
Maybe not the best DMC game, but definitely one of the best stylish action game.
+ :
Easy to Learn Combat System
Badass Dante
-:
BOSS Fight kinda boring
I do Understand this has not been what we wanted in terms of setting, but man this game is good, the story is compeling and got me hooked for most of the time, and the combat was not repetitive, all the weapons gave the game and amazing flow.
Good stuff.
Ignore that it's DMC and just think of it as it's own story with akin names, and you got a good game
Awesome story, characters and gameplay
I bought this in 2015, but never played it until 2024. I would say overall recommend, especially if on sale for like $10 or less. Definitely not worth full price in my opinion, unless your the type of person to replay over and over.
For this playthrough I used EndeavourOS (Arch Linux based) a AMD Ryzen 1600, Nvidia GTX 1080, and xbox 360 controller and a 4K 60Hz TV. Played on Normal (Devil Hunter) difficulty.
This is my first DMC game I've played
Warnings: not a horror game, BUT does contain well-made grotesque creatures straight from hell (or your darkest nightmares)
Pros:
-Enjoyable story
-Very interesting environment design / interaction
-Easy to play, hard to master
-diverse but straight-forward at same time weapons/abilities
-diverse monsters
-diverse levels
-Meant to be replayed (many times), but don't have to (attempted to play "Sons of Sparda" difficulty before reviewing, and repetitively died to first boss :c)
-Dialogues were mostly enjoyable (even with con below)
-Ran flawlessly
Cons:
-turning (when not in combat) was a pain many times, it just didn't want to free-roam when it's free-roam type of game
-English is only option for everything
-Shockingly feels like I'm watching/listening to a bad English Dub
-Can be a little bit triggering to play with dying and not doing what expected/wanted (likely because I'm bad, cause I am)
I would like to compare this to 2 other games I played recently that felt similar to for me:
HiFi-Rush: DMC has a lot of enjoyable hack-n-slash and platforming for a similar feel. If enjoy, then will enjoy DMC
Resident Evil Revelations: DMC felt very similar to this while not being a horror game. You don't get scared while playing DMC but the creatures you deal with are also potential nightmare fuel. If like diverse monster designs, you may like DMC
Easily the 2nd best Devil May Cry game (behind 3, which has a special place in my heart, so I'm kinda biased).
WIth intricate and fun combat, NinjaTheory did a great job re-imagining the franchise with a gritty, British punk-esque, 1984 filter, while bringing in obscure references from the short manga, anime, and novels from the franchise.
DmC features references to both the contemporary (2010-era) world and unites it with dystopian classic literature. The game's setting is full of filth and apathy. Many contemporary themes make for a resonating narrative from a society that is force-fed propaganda by Fox News Raptor News and the corporate masters controlling the government, to poisoning the populace through sodas, and all the while monitoring every aspect of the public through security cameras to prevent "terrorism."
Similar to DMC3, DmC features an actual character arch (but more in depth than the shounen style of the PS2 entry). The 'crazy wahoo pizza man' has become an initially unlikeable dick, who throughout the course of the game learns the truth about himself, and through that, learns to empathize with humanity.
DmC serves us a great character action game that has phenomenal gameplay and tongue-in-cheek humor more fitting of a mature western audience than the main series. Both newcomers and fans of the numbered series (at least those capable of taking off their "Shounen" blinders) can enjoy the fresh flavor DmC has to offer while awaiting the next iteration from Capcom.
DMC3 > DmC > DMC2 <=> DMC1 > DMC5 <=> DMC4
This game gameplay wise is 10/10 - Great Hack N Slash with big fluidity.
Story wise - Dont bother getting into lore, its snoozefest.
I strongly recommend installing Definitive Patch for this version, even for the newcomers, since the gameplay gets even better with this version (Especially the Scythe)
Okay, let's clear things up. I do NOT like what they did with Dante and Vergil here. Dante having an F-bomb montage and Vergil using a gun, that's, that's wrong on so many levels. Nevertheless i will rate this game for what it is.
First off, the gameplay here is actually pretty good. The combos are relatively easy to pull off and the weapons provided for those combos are well made. Each angel or demon weapon aren't that interesting visually but are fun to use. The guns are, in my opinion, not that useful or worthwhile to use (I use the shotgun mainly to take out the Dreamrunners). The art style for this game is rather bland, just full of blacks and greys, even the clubs are pretty gloomy. The enemies are all okay, save for some annoying ones like the Rages (Annoying enemies are par for the course in DMC). The bosses here are mediocre, I liked the presentation of the Bob Barbas fight though. The platforming for this is okay too. All-in-all the main gripes I have are the lack of lock-on, the color-coded enemies, the generic story, and unfunny dialogue.
Despite me looking like i hate it, i actually don't dislike it, in fact, i like it because it succeeded in an important criteria: it is fun. I like playing this and i enjoyed my time because of how fun it is. That's why even with the flaws i stated, i would give this game a 7/10. A good game worth a playthrough
It's a easy to master combat system but still create alot of fun
a mediocre character action game
just get any of the other dmc games or bayonetta
Better than most of the emotionally hypocritical edgy DMC snowflake fan base that listen to hootie & the blowfish.
#ClassicSkin
Aged poorly or always was that bad
Feels like "how do you do, fellow kids" meme
DMC: Devil May Cry – A Fresh Perspective, Yet Divisive Among Fans
Genre: Action/Hack-and-Slash
Platform: PC
Release Year: 2013
DMC: Devil May Cry is known for being a bit of the "black sheep" within the Devil May Cry series, and I can understand why. Long-time fans might have mixed opinions about its story and departure from the classic formula, but as a standalone experience, I believe it stands out well.
Story and Plot:
The game has a decent enough story—definitely not the strongest in the series, but it holds your interest. While some fans consider it a weaker link, I found it entertaining on its own. Yes, it's probably one of the weaker stories within the franchise, but if you can separate it from the larger legacy, it's serviceable.
Gameplay:
The gameplay is one of the game's strongest assets. It feels less clunky and the combat itself is fluid and dynamic. The changes feel familiar but refreshing—there's a breath of fresh air I appreciated. For series veterans, the altered combat might be a welcome change from the traditional systems, though hardcore fans may find themselves craving more difficulty.
Graphics:
For a game released in 2013, the graphics are impressive. The environments and models still retain their visual appeal, making the world immersive even over a decade later.
Soundtrack:
Unfortunately, the soundtrack doesn’t live up to the previous entries. It lacks the punch and memorability that the series is known for, making it a weaker part of the experience.
Difficulty:
The game is generally on the easier side. Some enemies require slower, more methodical approaches, which can frustrate those who prefer faster combat. The slower pace of certain battles can make them feel less thrilling and more like a grind.
Replayability:
If you’re a completionist like me, DMC: Devil May Cry offers good incentives through rewards for clearing different difficulty modes. However, I can see how this could be a one-time experience for others.
Length and Value:
The game has an appropriate length, and the affordable DLC enhances the experience. For those who enjoy exploring every corner, there’s plenty to keep you engaged.
Performance:
I encountered minimal bugs, but the game is locked to DirectX 9, which doesn’t always run smoothly on modern hardware. This led to occasional crashes, though they weren’t frequent enough to disrupt my overall experience.
Gateway to the Franchise:
Despite being an outlier, I think DMC: Devil May Cry could serve as a great entry point for new players. Its accessible difficulty and streamlined mechanics might make it easier for newcomers to jump in before tackling the more challenging classic titles.
Conclusion:
While DMC: Devil May Cry may not appeal to every fan of the series, it’s a solid standalone action game. The story, while occasionally bland, is decent enough to carry you through, and the gameplay is fast, fluid, and fun. For players willing to give it a chance outside of the franchise context, it's a worthwhile experience—and possibly a great starting point for newcomers.
Great DMC game I love the gameplay! I think it's highly underated and will love to see a sequel which will never happen. :)
Honestly this game is great as a standalone game. There are so many concepts that are there and some game mechanics that are genuinely just so satisfying. Seriously, once you get certain weapons nothing is better than mowing down some enemies with the telltale schwing of the blade.
Not everything is perfect (story is not great and the characterization of certain characters really makes me wish they maybe had more time to really dive in deep to further develop them) but I did enjoy it and I did enjoy this telling of Dante as a separate-from-the-original-kind-of-guy. You truly have to go into this treating it as a separate game and separate story. The intro is really in your face so, genuinely, brace yourself.
I recommend it for play style and overall fun!
It's not as good as the original series, but it's still a good action adventure game.
Love this fighting game
I'm not sure why people like this game. It's a frantic button masher where you're goal, essentially, is to press the right buttons as fast as you can. The game's difficulty doesn't come from the hardness of foes, but whether you kept them in the air long enough. But it doesn't give you this evaluation until the end. So it's like playing Street Fighter or Killer Instinct against a robot drone.
That's gameplay. The visuals are interesting but gross. Only people who like gross horror movies will enjoy this. The story and characters are thin and incomplete--they expect you to know DMC lore before going in, despite this being a reboot. Its for people who think they're badass because they wear a trenchcoat to school.
its good if you stop thinking its a dmc game
One of my favorite franchises in the hands of my nemesis developer Ninja Theory and I can't even bring myself to hate the game. Completely misses the point of Devil May Cry. Has some interesting themes going on, however these are very clumsily incorporated and they're just constantly in your face, no subtlety at all.
This is by far my favorite game I have ever played, I may not have played a lot of games, but this one's gold
Solid, characters and story are mid but combat is awesome,
the redesigns and even the changes in their character take getting used to but the game isn't as bad as people first made it out to be and it had some amazing combat like the rest of the games and very fun level designs like the one with the news program or the one with the night club all and all I once had a bad impression on this game but after playing it and the dlc I grew to enjoy every moment of some stylish badassary
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Ninja Theory |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 85 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 91% положительных (5886) |