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KISS: Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child
Released On: Jul 18, 2000
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7.2
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Based on 26 Critic Reviews
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I might sound like a Kiss fan gushing about this game solely because I like the band, but I am writing this review as a PC game fan, gushing about this game because it is that good.
It uses the licensed Kiss characters in a very smart and dark way but lacks rocking Kiss tunes or imagery that the fan might expect.
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Based on 25 User Ratings
7.2
44% Positive
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Based on 25 User Ratings
7.2
44% Positive
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Great level design, satisfying weapons, and unique enemies make this a title that any shooter fan will definitely want to check out, even if the thought of going to a KISS concert gives you hives.
Instead of becoming the next greatest event in FPS history, KPC is relegated to nothing more than a well designed, but behind the times scientific curioso.
Takes a questionable franchise and turns it into something somewhat entertaining. Although it might not be as much fun as watching Gene Simmons and his famous tongue parade wildly around the stage.
There's no depth to its woefully repetitive gameplay and overall enjoyment is hampered by underpowered weapons, mindless out-of-control spawning and overly difficult boss encounters.
Call it what you will, but DOOM is still DOOM, even in KISS makeup.
Summary Utilizing an enhanced version of the LithTech engine, KISS Psycho Circus comes alive with realistic character and object motions, and interactive music and sound effects. The game supports up to 50 creatures on the screen at once, the largest number of creatures on the screen at one time in a first-person game. [Gathering of Developers]
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PlayStation
- PC
- Dreamcast
Initial Release Date: Jul 18, 2000
Developer:
- Third Law Interactive
Publisher: Gathering
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