In spite of improved visuals, new monsters and weapons, two new multiplayer modes and a few shining examples of sheer twisted, evil genius that is downright scary and impressive, Painkiller: Battle Out Of Hell never rises above those “been-there-done-that” scenarios that play like cutting room floor outtakes from Painkiller, or lame-ass “jump-die-reload-repeat” puzzles; leaving you with the sad feeling that even for a twenty-dollar expansion pack, it was capable of delivering so much more



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