Devil may cry 5 review full#
I only died during a few boss fights the entire game, and an overly-generous item called Gold Orbs can bring you back to life with full health even during the middle of a battle. The game also felt too easy on Devil Hunter, Devil May Cry 5’s normal difficulty. It becomes jarring when, after breezing through a few V levels, you have to play as Nero or Dante and actually worry about finding openings in your enemies’ patterns and doing combos. During boss fights as V, my hand began to cramp from all the mashing. I would often get a SSS-style ranking during battles, the highest in the game, just by spamming those buttons and having V do his finishing blows. As stupid as that sounds, it was effective.
When playing as V, you can also just mash the X and Y buttons to make the raven and panther attack at the same time. After that, he can just slide right back out of combat and away from danger. But even then, he can teleport to any demon that’s on death’s door. He just needs to move into deal the killing blow on each enemy.
V himself doesn’t need to be near combat since his spectral buddies can fight for him. I talked about how cool V’s combat looks, but his levels are too easy. This is normal for an action game, but switching between multiple characters make the pacing even weirder. As you learn more skills and combos, and become more experienced, you’ll find yourself having an easier time. Devil May Cry 5 is most difficult at the beginning, when you’re only playing as Nero and trying to figure out things like his grapple hand.
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