This game is really really good, in fact it's my all-time favorite game ever I think. The movement feels earned and quick, with it's movement tech I think it's just my favorite movement of any game I've ever played. The gun play is super well designed, every weapon has it's own niche. Nothing at all feels out of place in this game even down to it's easter eggs. This may be (in my own opinion) the closest a game has come to being a true 10/10 true perfection.

The premise of healing yourself upon absorbing the blood of an enemy into your metal plates is super cool and plays into some really fun game play, and don't even get me STARTED on the lore the lore is so cool! It covers everything you'd find interesting in the game. From how an enemy is created in the world's story, to why your weapon works the way it does. It's insanely intricate and all makes sense. Hell the reason you can ride on rockets is explained in game for practically no reason! The game does a good job at portraying it's characters as well, whether this was on purpose or not a good example of this is how (spoilers ahead) King Minos was a great ruler to his citizens. He did not do it for fame or fortune, he simply thought that lust was not a sin and wanted better for his citizens in the lust layer. So when he shows up as a Prime Soul he has no face as to portray he did not do it to be known.

For the game play, the fact you can put a magnet in an enemy, use jump-start to start an electric current into them, punch a coin into the enemy, throw another coin through them, shoot the coin you threw through them, hit them THREE times with a railcannon with those coins and then also PROC THE JUMP-START CONDUCTION is INSANELY cool. There are so many interactions between your gigantic arsenal of five different weapons with three variants each of them, ontop of four of said five weapons having alternate versions. This gives you a grand total of TWENTY SEVEN weapons.

Originally this review was just a haha funny review about blood being everywhere but this game is just *that* good that I felt it was necessary to make an actual review of the game.