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In this retelling of Dante's origin story which is set against a contemporary backdrop, DmC Devil May Cry™ retains the stylish action.
DmC: Devil May Cry is a action, hack and slash and great soundtrack game
developed by Ninja Theory
and published by Capcom.
Released on January 24th 2013 is available only on Windows
in 9 languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil and Russian.
It has received 29,984 reviews of which 27,949 were positive and 2,035 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS *:Windows Vista(R)/XP, Windows 7, Windows 8
- Processor:Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo 2.4 Ghz or better, AMD Athlon(TM) X2 2.8 Ghz or better
- Memory:2 GB RAM
- Graphics:NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) 8800GTS or better, ATI Radeon(TM) HD 3850 or better
- DirectX®:9.0c
- Hard Drive:9 GB HD space
- Sound:Standard audio device
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🩸 DmC: Devil May Cry – A Rebellion Reforged 🩸 ⭐ Review by a longtime Devil May Cry fan ⭐ 🎮 Playtime: 400+ hours (multiple playthroughs, all difficulties) 🔁 Completed: Human to Dante Must Die + Vergil's Downfall DLC 👿💔 “Reboots are always controversial – but this one? This one tore the fanbase in half like a demon under Ebony & Ivory.” 💔👿 Let me say this upfront: I'm a HUGE fan of the classic DMC series. I grew up with the gothic style of DMC1, the relentless combat of DMC3, and the stylish chaos of DMC4. So when Ninja Theory's DmC: Devil May Cry dropped in 2013, I was ready to hate it. But guess what? I didn’t. I played it. I replayed it. And then I replayed it again. And somewhere along the line... I learned to love it. 💥🖤 🎭 STORY: A REBELLION AGAINST CONTROL This version of Dante isn’t the wisecracking pizza-gobbling half-demon rockstar from the old days. He’s more raw. More angry. More… punk. 🧑🎤 The world of DmC is a twisted dystopia where demons control humanity through media, finance, and sugary drinks 🍷📺💰 (Yes, I’m looking at you, Virility). It’s satire, it’s edgy, and sometimes it tries a little too hard—but it WORKS. Dante starts out as a trash-talking orphan with no direction and ends up awakening to his heritage as the son of Sparda and Eva, discovering his humanity and learning compassion. It’s not Shakespeare—but it’s a damn good ride. And yes, Vergil is here too, rocking a fedora and preaching cold hard "order" like he's auditioning for a Jordan Peterson video. 🧢📚 Their final clash in the reboot is 💯 chef’s kiss—raw, emotional, and soaked in betrayal. 🧠 Story Score: 8/10 ⚔️ COMBAT: A STYLISH EVOLUTION Okay, let’s talk meat and potatoes: the combat. Does it reach the sublime heights of DMC3 or DMC5? Not quite. But is it fluid, tight, and addictive as hell? Absolutely. 🔥 You wield: Rebellion (standard sword) Arbiter (demonic axe with slow, massive hits) Osiris (angelic scythe—fast and crowd-clearing) Eryx (demonic fists—HULK SMASH) Aquila (angelic throwing blades—aka "death frisbees" 🥏) Shotguns, pistols, grapples, launchers, and of course... the twin pistols Ebony & Ivory 🔫🔫 Combat is combo-heavy and style-focused, encouraging experimentation with your entire arsenal. And those angel/demon pull mechanics? Game changers. They turn Dante into a mid-air ballet of death, flying between enemies like a crimson tornado. 🌪️🩸 Yes, it lacks the style switch system of later games, but the weapon wheel is responsive, and the controls are buttery smooth. Add the SFX-heavy feedback, the slow-mo dodge counter, and the crunch of every hit? You FEEL the power. 💪🎧 🕹️ Combat Score: 8.5/10 🌌 LEVEL DESIGN & VISUALS: A NIGHTMARE YOU WANT TO LIVE IN Limbo is the star here. Environments shift, morph, and try to kill you in real time. Floors collapse. Walls scream. Billboards lie. It’s like fighting your way through a demon’s fever dream. 🌆🔮 Some stages are genuinely jaw-dropping: The News Network level, with propaganda turning against you 📺 The upside-down world of Virility The twisted realm of The Raptor where Dante is literally hated on by a demonic Alex Jones clone 😈🎙️ And yes, the final showdown with Vergil atop the fractured skyline? Cinematic GOLD. 💻 Art Direction Score: 9/10 🎨 Style is different from old DMC, yes—but it has its own gritty beauty. 🎧 SOUND DESIGN & MUSIC: HEADBANGING IN HELL You may hate nu-metal. But damn... Combichrist and Noisia NAILED the tone. 🤘 Every battle theme pumps adrenaline directly into your veins. Boss themes are violent. Ambient tracks are haunting. Dante’s new voice? Tim Phillips brings raw emotion, anger, and a surprising vulnerability. Yes, the “F*** YOU” exchange with the Succubus is dumb. But other moments? Surprisingly well-acted. 🎤 🎵 Music Score: 8/10 🎙️ Voice Acting Score: 7.5/10 🤖 AI & ENEMIES: THE BAD AND THE BRUTAL The enemy roster is decent, if not massive. Demons have color-coded weaknesses (blue = angel, red = demon), so you have to use your full arsenal. Some hate this—I loved it. It adds tactical depth and stops you from spamming one weapon. ⚖️🛠️ Boss fights? Mixed bag. Hunter: Intro boss, sets the tone Succubus: Gross but creative Bob Barbas: PURE GOLD. Best level. Best boss. "F*CK YOU, DANTE" hits hard 😂 Mundus: Meh... anticlimactic. Vergil fight: Actually amazing. 🧟 Enemy Design Score: 7.5/10 👾 Boss Score: 8/10 🧩 VERGIL’S DOWNFALL DLC: UNDERAPPRECIATED GEM You get to play as Vergil, with his own move set, cutscenes, and tragic descent into madness. He’s not as polished as in DMC4SE or DMC5, but still a solid, katana-slicing experience. Yamato feels snappy. Teleports are satisfying. And that final twist? OOF. DLC Score: 7.5/10 🥷 Vergil Simp Level: OVER 9000 💙 👎 CONS: WHAT DIDN’T WORK? Dante’s early personality is too try-hard edgy. The “F-bomb” overload feels like it’s trying to impress 13-year-olds. Final boss is weak compared to series standards. No style switch mechanic. Some fans still hate it for not being “DMC enough”. 👑 FINAL VERDICT: IT’S NOT YOUR DAD’S DMC—BUT IT’S A DAMN GOOD ONE 📝 If you're a fan of pure gameplay, dark satire, and stylish violence, give this reboot a real shot. It’s not perfect. It’s not classic Dante. But it’s bold, bloody, and stylish in its own rebellious way. 🎯💥 Even now, in 2025, this game holds up remarkably well. 🩸 Would Sparda approve? Maybe not. 😎 Would this Dante flip him off and do it anyway? Absolutely. 🎯 Final Score: 8.5/10 🔥 “Stylish as Hell” / “Smoking Slightly Sexy Style” 🔥 ❤️ Loved by those who gave it a chance 🖤 Hated by those stuck in the past 🗨️ “Not in a million years would I’ve thought I’d love this Dante. But here we are. Me, Rebellion, and a whole lot of demons to slay.” 🗡️ 🖤 Thanks for reading, demon slayers. 👺 See you in Limbo. 💬 Feel free to comment your own rating below.
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I love how this game uses the name Dante Like instead of Dante acting like a cool demon slayer, he just acts like how someone named Dante would act irl; Right up there with names like Hunter and Bryce
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It doesn't deserve the hate it bore at launch. This game got me into DMC as a franchise. This parallel Dante deserves a home. Just not in mainline DMC. They tried many things and it was enough to get me hooked. Ninja Theory didn't completely fuck this project up. Anyways if you love DMC you'll have fun with this side project. This game has a place in my edgy teen agnst heart:P
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Best level design in the series and it's not even close. Over-hated in the past. Ahead of its time fs.
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I think the reboot series has plenty of potential to be amazing. You can never replace the original DMC series but honestly DmC was a pretty badass game. I don't see why they can't just keep making DMC and DmC games, everyone would support them if they did both.
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DmC: Devil May Cry is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
DmC: Devil May Cry is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
DmC: Devil May Cry received 27,949 positive votes out of a total of 29,984 achieving an impressive rating of 9.13.
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DmC: Devil May Cry was developed by Ninja Theory and published by Capcom.
DmC: Devil May Cry is playable and fully supported on Windows.
DmC: Devil May Cry is not playable on MacOS.
DmC: Devil May Cry is not playable on Linux.
DmC: Devil May Cry is a single-player game.
There are 4 DLCs available for DmC: Devil May Cry. Explore additional content available for DmC: Devil May Cry on Steam.
DmC: Devil May Cry does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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Ninja Theory
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