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Shoot 'Em Up
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Shoot 'Em Up Adventure |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Artech | Soft. Co.: | Majesco |
| Publishers: | THQ
(GB/US) |
Released: | 26 Apr 2005
(US) 17 Feb 2006 (GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 12+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Summary
Raze's Hell is a darkly comic third-person action-shooter set in a fantasy world overrun by fiendishly cute creatures. Players follow the exploits of Raze, a monstrous anti-hero who takes a no-holds-barred approach to stopping an onslaught of adorable characters and restore his planet to its naturally ugly state.
Under the leadership of their twisted Princess, the Kewletts are trying to impose their disturbingly distorted view of utopia upon the masses. Raze goes to war against the Kewletts, gaining the respect and assistance of some of the other inhabitants of the planet. As he grows in power, Raze works his way closer to the capital of Kewtopia to uncover the truth behind the Kewlett takeover.
The game features 20 massive mission-based levels set in surreal alien landscapes; intelligent AI that takes cover, sounds alarms and fights back; over 10 devastating organic weapons that mirror traditional military weapons plus rolling, stealth and melee attacks and over 20 fiendishly cute enemy types armed with deadly jack-in-the-boxes, lollipop axes and even bunny rocket launchers. Suffice to say, its a funny game, with riotously grisly deaths and devilishly fun mini-games.
Multiplayer-wise, Raze's Hell has full Xbox Live support through a variety of gameplay modes and split-screen co-operative action.
Under the leadership of their twisted Princess, the Kewletts are trying to impose their disturbingly distorted view of utopia upon the masses. Raze goes to war against the Kewletts, gaining the respect and assistance of some of the other inhabitants of the planet. As he grows in power, Raze works his way closer to the capital of Kewtopia to uncover the truth behind the Kewlett takeover.
The game features 20 massive mission-based levels set in surreal alien landscapes; intelligent AI that takes cover, sounds alarms and fights back; over 10 devastating organic weapons that mirror traditional military weapons plus rolling, stealth and melee attacks and over 20 fiendishly cute enemy types armed with deadly jack-in-the-boxes, lollipop axes and even bunny rocket launchers. Suffice to say, its a funny game, with riotously grisly deaths and devilishly fun mini-games.
Multiplayer-wise, Raze's Hell has full Xbox Live support through a variety of gameplay modes and split-screen co-operative action.
