Summary
Painkiller – Redemption continues the story of Daniel and Belial as they joined forces for the first time to end the bloody conflict between heaven and hell. You will discover all new maps, fight off literally thousands of demonic fiends, and lose yourself in the intense gameplay rounded off with an absorbing heavy metalsoundtrack.
The newest addon brings the Painkiller franchise back to its roots. Breathtaking action, thousands of monsters and exotic weapons are a solid foundation for a Painkiller game.
The game also features a tactical component; while reaching your objectives in each level, you unlock Tarot Cards, which will soon prove to be very helpful. In additional to that, collecting souls of fallen enemies will temporarily transform you into a mighty demon.
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Painkiller: Redemption Reviews & Ratings
This is abysmal. Some fans of the Painkiller game made 6 levels (which are reskin from deathmatch levels) added 1000 monsters on each map andThis is abysmal. Some fans of the Painkiller game made 6 levels (which are reskin from deathmatch levels) added 1000 monsters on each map and here you go. Commercially sold expansion pack. This is a joke. The only good thing is the music. Metal tracks are glorious. Everything else is just sad. A sad cash grab. Should have been a free dlc. Pickens condemns!
Terrible, horrendous. Deathmatch levels recycled as SP, with 1000+ monsters thrown in and some random doors added. Same I did modifying DoomTerrible, horrendous. Deathmatch levels recycled as SP, with 1000+ monsters thrown in and some random doors added. Same I did modifying Doom levels when I was 13, but commercially sold. Authors promised coop after launch, never delivered.
| Release Date | February 25, 2011 |
| Publisher | Eggtooth, Homegrown Games, DreamCatcher Interactive |
| Game Modes | Single player |
| Player Perspectives | First person |
| Genres | Shooter |
| Themes | Action, Horror |
| Platforms | Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows) |
