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NeverDead
NeverDead begins in the waking hours of peace and calm, when the world is under threat of being consumed by a demonic plague. Centuries have passed since the world succumbed to an unforeseen shadow of evil, and a hero was made an immortal by demons. These demons have risen once again in the present day causing unrelenting mayhem reinforced by destr...
Details
- Released
- January 31, 2012
- Developer
- Rebellion Developments
- Publisher
- Konami
How it plays
Up to 2 players
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NeverDead Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Neverdead is roughly 8 hours long and it for some reason has online modes. I can't review them though because literally no one is playing the actual game let alone the online. I can't recommend this as a buy to anyone
NeverDead features third-person action gameplay set in a fantasy and horror-influenced universe where supernatural battles between humans and extraordinary creatures blanket a vast city landscape.
Did you see how I used the same joke twice? Would you say it was a bit repetitive, perhaps a bit like NeverDead? Ok I’ll stop with the jokes or someone might lose their head. I just realized I only threw in one half-assed pun, I’m actually pretty disappointed in myself.
NeverMindDeath is more of a minor annoyance for the modern video game character. Taking one too many bullets [...]
Ultimately the one core idea behind NeverDead just isn’t enough to compensate for the wealth of mediocre and downright poorly executed gameplay mechanics.
NeverDead sways between boring, frustrating and painful. It serves to remind us why fun-to-play heroes in video games keep their head and limbs intact. It is the video game equivalent of those trashy drug store action movies starring nobody actors, the five dollar sort that you only buy to give away as gag gifts. Do not be fooled: NeverDead represents the bottom of the barrel in video gaming. Do not buy it.