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Name: The Darkness II limited Edition
Genre: Action/Shooter
Developer: Digital Extremes
Published by: 2K Games
Distributor: Cidiverte
Language: Multilanguage
Release Date: February 10, 2012
Size: 5.04 (Compressed)
Region: PAL
Folder ID: BLES01388
Firmware Release: 3.73
It has been two years since the first episodes recounted in the epilogue of The Darkness. Jackie, our protagonist, is now the Don of the Mafia family most impressive of the city. No one has the courage to oppose it or even groped tentatively to test his strength and abilities. He's rich, he's powerful, it is even respected and loved by his killers but it's still sad. It is sad because no woman has been able to fill the void in his heart left by the death of Jenny Romano, the only girl who had managed to remain next to Jackie and he loved to madness, and managed to keep him at bay the darkness within him and, in a tragic moment told so incredibly addictive in the first the Darkness, had her killed in front of his eyes to protect him. Heart of Darkness Just Jenny's ghost will haunt our protagonist for much of the sequel in a single player campaign that unfortunately never approaches the thickness of the first chapter nor narrative complexity, nor for depth but also for longevity. It is true that The Darkness II gets rid of all those unnecessary delays represented by the quests and exploration vacant moments between a subway and the next, but at the same time, unfortunately, fails to offer those phases purely narrative in which it was clearly shown the psychological terror proved by Jackie and his atrocious difficulty to curb the darkness and its endless pitfalls. So next to the beautiful opening sequence set in a restaurant and also seen in the demo of the game, we happen to play other semi-interactive sequences that seek not with great success to give depth to a narrative gameplay otherwise completely biased towards pure action.
 
In particular, during our struggle against the Brotherhood and its leader Victor Valente willing to take control of The Darkness, will be returning again and again to escape groped by a strange madhouse whose existence will be explained at the end of the adventure through a bell'epilogo (even with double final) and the daring cliffhanger that gives us hope in a third chapter. Heart of Darkness But as I said at the beginning of the paragraph, next to a problem with the thickness of the story, one that suits their noses once the campaign of The Darkness II is to realize that it took just six hours to see the credits, just a little bit more if you play the two highest levels of difficulty (the four available). There is no doubt that in terms of longevity we did not own but is partially help in the multiplayer component consists of eighteen missions, seven of which are connected together to form a real additional campaign. The work done by Digital Extremes on this side is truly commendable despite being completely dedicated cooperative aspect lacking a competitive multiplayer. In practice, the player is given the opportunity to choose from four different characters, each with its own special weapon that feeds on the darkness, a power and three talent trees specific. In this case, the gameplay is heavily unbalanced toward pure action with numerous stages where you have to defend targets and withstand attacks of increasing difficulty but there are even bosses and in general we see the developer's work location offering new and situations game really excited that give their best when playing in four online simultaneously. You can also play offline, but sadly lacking in solitary split screen our advice is not to miss at least the multiplayer campaign that adds a couple of hours plentiful and offers an interesting look at how parallel recounted in single player.
 
Installation:
Tested with Rogero 4:30 v2.05 and the last Multiman |
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