Devil May Cry 5: amazing, stylish and very interesting

Living at a time when I can really play Devil May Cry 5 Steam Key has been a dream since I was 12 years old. And I'm sure this is also the case with many DMC fans. Now, after eleven years since Devil May Cry 4, Capcom finally released the latest installment of its popular series of stylish actions for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Devil May Cry 5 takes place several years after DMC4. Dante and Nero work for Devil May Cry as demon hunters. One day, a mysterious man named "V" shows up to confront Dante to defeat the Demon King, Urizen. Shortly before, Urizen appears in Nero's garage and removes Nero's devil's arm from his body. This takes the three characters to Red Grave City, where they come together to stop Urizen.

The chaotic, chaotic struggle of Devil May Cry 5 pushes me to overcome all the ridiculous difficulties it causes me.

For those who do not know the series, it looks like the God of War and Ninja Gaiden games. Devil May Cry offers swords and shooting games in the third person designed to show how elegant you can be in fast battles with oblique and oblique bars.

And there are battles against bosses in Devil May Cry 5 that DMC fans will surely love. One of them was the fight against Cavaliere Angelo, with which the player can draw the sword from the sword as Dante, to counteract the movements of the opponent with the correct time. The best fights in the history of DMC are good old-fashioned sword fights.

Capcom did wonders with the RE engine. I never thought that a Devil May Cry game could be so beautiful.

The world of Devil May Cry 5 still has a Gothic structure, but the scenery really gives life to the world, especially in cities. Some things I noticed were several white chairs and tables in front of a small restaurant, the detailed bottom of a car and posters for the next films in the subway. It seems that people really exist in this world, unlike the previous titles, where the world was more like a crazy game place for demons.