Devil’s Third Review

By Paul Tamburro

The devil you wish you didn’t know.

If it were not for the Wii U’s considerable lack of third-party support, Devil’s Third would effortlessly slip underneath the radars of Wii U owners, never to be heard from again. Sure, it may have been crafted by the once-capable hands of Tomonobu Itagaki, most notable for his acclaimed revival of the

  • Online multiplayer threatens to be fun…
  • but there’s barely anyone playing it
  • Horrendous performance issues
  • Unsuccessfully blends three different genres
  • Woeful level design
  • Embarrassing protagonist
  • Inconsistent shooting
  • Under-utilized melee combat
  • Laughably poor visuals

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Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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