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Adventure
| Also for: | PS3, Xbox 360 | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Adventure |
| Media: | Custom optical disc | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Krome Studios | Soft. Co.: | Konami |
| Publishers: | Konami
(US/GB) |
Released: | 15 Aug 2008
(GB) 24 Jun 2008 (US) |
| Ratings: | BBFC 12 | ||
| Accessories: | Memory Duo Stick, Wireless Compatible | ||
Summary
Hellboy's back. You know, the crimson-skinned supernatural avenger? Born of a Nazi plot to unleash hell on the Allied forces in World War II? The ugly chap with the sawn-off horns, tail and vanished hairline? Great big Right Hand of Doom? Yeah, that guy.
Konami and Krome Studios have brought him back to the world of video games for a timely (European) release alongside the second Hellboy film, The Golden Army. But this is not the game of the film. This is spawned from the Dark Horse universe established by comics luminary, Mike Mignola.
The Science of Evil follows Hellboy doing what he does best - taking on supernatural threats spawned of Nazi evil. Here, he searches for a crazed witch, only to discover a plot for world domination hatched by the nefarious Hermann von Klempt. He doesn't like that. It must be stopped.
And so you step into Hellboy's boots and trenchcoat. The game takes the form of a hack 'n' slash, with a bit of gunplay featuring the crimson crusader's big ol' pistol. Players make their way through shadowy environments, pregnant with evil and menace, to do battle with all manner of unearthly nastiness.
While this may not be a direct adaptation of the film, Ron Pearlman picks up his live-action role as the voice behind Hellboy. He's joined by Selma Blair and Doug Jones, who reprise their roles as Liz Sherman and Abe Sapien respectively.
Konami and Krome Studios have brought him back to the world of video games for a timely (European) release alongside the second Hellboy film, The Golden Army. But this is not the game of the film. This is spawned from the Dark Horse universe established by comics luminary, Mike Mignola.
The Science of Evil follows Hellboy doing what he does best - taking on supernatural threats spawned of Nazi evil. Here, he searches for a crazed witch, only to discover a plot for world domination hatched by the nefarious Hermann von Klempt. He doesn't like that. It must be stopped.
And so you step into Hellboy's boots and trenchcoat. The game takes the form of a hack 'n' slash, with a bit of gunplay featuring the crimson crusader's big ol' pistol. Players make their way through shadowy environments, pregnant with evil and menace, to do battle with all manner of unearthly nastiness.
While this may not be a direct adaptation of the film, Ron Pearlman picks up his live-action role as the voice behind Hellboy. He's joined by Selma Blair and Doug Jones, who reprise their roles as Liz Sherman and Abe Sapien respectively.
