Metal: Hellsinger

Metal: Hellsinger is a first-person shooter where shooting is subordinated to the rhythm of music. The main character is half human, half demon, and he goes to the most terrible corners of the other world to seek revenge. On the way there are hordes of demons, their lords and the legendary Scarlet Judge. The more accurately you hit the beat, the higher the damage and the louder the music becomes. A broken rhythm returns combat to normal levels, so paying attention to the metronome is more important than paying attention to the aim. The arsenal is made up of diabolical weapons, and each one plays differently. Weapon combinations allow you to maintain the tempo of the battle and not lose your multiplier. The levels are short, so it’s convenient to go through them one by one. There are few levels, but each is designed for high results. The difficulty increases due to the density of the hordes. The music changes as the track progresses and emphasizes the established rhythm. Errors in beat teach attentiveness. The plot goes through seven circles of hell, each with its own ruler. Weapons open up as you go and change the rhythm of the battle. The settings make it easier to check the rhythm. The longer the rhythm lasts, the higher the multiplier. Errors in beat are noticeable by sound. Weapons are unlocked by completing levels. There are several levels of difficulty. The arenas are short but tight. Levels need to be passed through the circles of hell. Weapons change between runs. The difficulty increases due to the density of enemies. The score depends on the typed rhythm. The music dictates the tempo. The difficulty can be increased before entering. Weapons are unlocked as you progress. For those who love music and dynamic shootouts, the game is suitable.