Painkiller: Resurrection

Don Capone of Polish shooters.

I will not list all the merits of the game of the same name. I’ll just say one thing: Uncle Sam and other mind-blowing buffoons ala Wheel Rock, Doom, and Quake got a very worthy successor.

After not very successful beginnings, "People Ken Fly" sold the rights to the Poles, who dedicated their Execution rite to our old friend.

Let's move on to what was destroyed.

Hero.

Previously, a mixture of Schwartz and Dolph Lundgren, now, judging by the comics in the style of Max Payne (as if mockery of one series was not enough), some kind of drunk who imagines himself to be the Punisher.

Graphics

It's hard to believe, but after many years it has become much worse, in the hands of heartless creatures. The number of bugs, some ridiculous splashes of blood, jelly enemies, per… Read full

I remember Painkiller: Resurrection only for the incessant shooting at monsters somewhere in a cemetery at night. I tried to remember at least something else about the game, but in vain... Then I turned to the press, which, as far as I remember, did not particularly favor the game. And I understood why this shooter was not remembered for anything else - there was simply nothing else in it. No memorable character, no passable plot, let alone other components. Of course, fans can come to their defense, but for someone unfamiliar with the series, such a game will probably only turn them off. Not surprisingly, the Xbox 360 version was cancelled.