Sinned

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Sinned is a fast-paced retro FPS game situated within the darkest depths of hell where you will fight demonic legions and Pandemonius, Lord of Hell himself!FEATURESThe game features 9 campaign levels with 3 boss fights. 7 customizable weapons and many different upgradable character items to give you sense of progression and ability to customize your build.MODULAR UPGRADESThroughout the game, you a…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

71%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

The game features a gorgeous retro aesthetic and delivers a top-notch hellish atmosphere with efficient sound effects.
The level design is well-executed, and the boss fights are notably better than regular enemy encounters, providing a unique challenge.
The upgrade system adds RPG elements to the gameplay, allowing for weapon and character enhancements that can make combat more engaging.

The maps are too large for the slow movement speed, making navigation feel tedious and frustrating.
Balancing issues with health and ammo make the game difficult for average players, especially on normal difficulty.
The combat can feel dull at the start, with some weapons underwhelming until upgraded, and the enemy variety is limited.

graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The graphics of the game are praised for their stunning retro, PS1-like aesthetic, which effectively combines horror and minimalism to create an immersive atmosphere reminiscent of traversing infernal regions. Players appreciate the visual style alongside the sound design, although some mention balancing issues related to health and ammo.
- “Like Dusk, Hrot, or Cultic, Sinned embraces a gorgeous retro, PS1-like aesthetic mixed with more modern gameplay.”
- “I love the graphics; they are horrific and minimalist at the same time, really giving you the feeling of crossing infernal regions.”
- “Nice graphics, nice sounds, and atmosphere; they create an immersive experience.”
atmosphere
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its impressive art direction, creating a vivid and hellish environment enhanced by quality graphics and sound design. While the atmosphere is immersive and effectively supported by enemy design, some players note balancing issues related to health and ammo that can detract from the overall experience.
- “But if Sinned won't reinvent the wheel, it shines with its art direction and delivers a top-notch hellish atmosphere.”
- “Nice graphics, nice sounds, and atmosphere.”
- “But if 'Sinned' won't reinvent the wheel, it shines with its art direction and delivers a top-notch hellish atmosphere.”
- “All the enemies add to the atmosphere, though.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The gameplay of Sinned combines a beautiful retro, PS1-inspired aesthetic with modern gameplay mechanics, reminiscent of titles like Dusk, Hrot, and Cultic. This blend offers a nostalgic yet fresh experience for players.
- “Like Dusk, Hrot, or Cultic, Sinned embraces a gorgeous retro, PS1-like aesthetic mixed with more modern gameplay.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players generally find that grinding is not a significant requirement for completing the game on the first difficulty, as it can be largely ignored. However, advancing to the second difficulty level necessitates some time investment to strengthen characters, indicating that grinding may become more relevant at higher levels.
- “If you play it straight forward to the end, you can practically ignore grinding, and farming doesn't seem super viable anywhere. However, going into the second difficulty will require a bit of time to get stronger.”