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. WW: April 18, 2012Mode(s),The Darkness II is a 2012 video game developed by and published. The game is the sequel to (2007) and based on the published. The player controls Jackie Estacado, a mafia hitman who possesses a mysterious power called 'the Darkness' that grants him supernatural abilities and a pair of Demon Arms. The game features elements found in such as, and a four-player cooperative mode. The player must rescue the soul of Jackie's dead girlfriend, which was trapped by the Darkness in hell, and confront the Brotherhood, a group of armed cultists trying to take the Darkness away from Jackie.Digital Extremes replaced the first game's developer, though returned to write the script for the sequel. While the main narrative was envisioned to be a personal journey for Jackie, developers described the cooperative multiplayer mode as a 'dark comedy'.

Singer returned to voice the Darkness, and provided the voice for Jackie Estacado, replacing. The development artists hand-painted the majority of the game's assets to create a comic book-influenced visual style.Announced in May 2011, the game was released for, and in February 2012. The game received positive reviews upon release, with critics praising the gameplay, story, pacing, and art style. Criticisms were directed at the game's short length, technical issues, and lack of replay value. The game debuted as the third best-selling game in its first week of release in the United Kingdom. Players can weapons and control a pair of Demon Arms. The left arm is used to grab objects while the right arm is used to slash enemies.Jackie can use various firearms, such as submachine guns, shotguns, and assault rifles, and has the ability to some of these weapons.

Additionally, he is armed with a pair of demon tentacles, which can be used to slash enemies or pick up various items within the environment (parking meters, car doors, etc.) to use as projectile weapons or shields. The demon tendrils can rip out the heart of fallen enemies and devour them for, pick up enemies for execution, or throw them. The player is guided by a Darkling, a goblin-like creature that assists in combat and gathers weapons and ammo. At several points, the player can directly control the Darkling, allowing them to squeeze into tight spaces that Jackie cannot enter and execute enemies from behind. When exposed to light, Jackie's health regeneration and Darkness abilities are disabled and the Darkling will vanish, leaving Jackie with firearms as his only defense.

Jackie's vision will blur and he will experience a high-pitched ringing. The player must avoid directly exposing Jackie to light sources or disable them by shooting out lights or destroying power generators.The game features elements found in. Killing enemies, devouring hearts and performing executions earn the player Essence, which can be used to purchase upgrades at various talent shrines. Collecting relics, which serves as, earn a small amount of Essence. The is divided into four main aspects: Hitman, Execution, Darkness Powers, and Demon Arm. The Hitman aspect consists of passive upgrades that improve the weapon's reload time and magazine size.

The Execution tree allows each execution to net more benefits, such as gaining a massive amount of health, ammo or a shield. Darkness Powers and the Demon Arms grant players access to active abilities, some of which have a brief after use. These abilities include Gun Channeling, an ability that gives the player unlimited ammo and enhanced damage for a short time; Swarm, which distracts enemies; and Black Hole, which triggers a large attack that sucks enemies into a vortex.The game features a campaign called Vendettas that runs parallel to the main campaign and allows up to four players to play together. The story involves four hitmen working for Jackie as they attempt to stop the Brotherhood from obtaining the. Each character has different Darkness powers and is armed with a unique special weapon. For instance, Inugami is a character who uses a Darkness-infused samurai sword, while Shoshanna uses a blunderbuss which can shoot without bullets. Although the mode can be played solo, the experience is significantly more difficult.

There is an mode called 'Hit List' that allows players to replay certain Vendetta missions and complete challenges. Voices Jackie EstacadoThe game begins two years after the events of the first game, with the player controlling Jackie Estacado , who has become head of the Franchetti family and has learned to suppress the Darkness , an ancient demonic force which has inhabited Jackie's bloodline for generations. Jackie is haunted by the memory of his murdered girlfriend, Jenny Romano (Stephanie Frame), and sees apparitions of her. While relaxing at a restaurant, Jackie and his crew are attacked by a rival gang. Grievously wounded, Jackie is forced to let the Darkness out once more, restoring his powers.

Aided by the Darkling (Peter Newman)—a goblin-like familiar of the Darkness—Jackie pursues his attackers into the subway. Jackie is mesmerized by a vision of Jenny on the tracks, only to be apparently hit by a train. He wakes up in what appears to be an asylum occupied by his crew.Reawakening back into the living world, Jackie regroups with his men at his penthouse to plan a counterattack. One of Jackie's closest associates, Jimmy the Grape , provides a lead that points to Swifty, a smaller crime boss. After subduing Swifty, he explains that a shady group he met at the Brimstone Club brothel paid him to put the hit on Jackie.

Before he can reveal anything else, the Darkness brutally murders him. Vinnie —one of Jackie's men—enlists his contact at Brimstone to help them. At the club, Jackie encounters armed cultists of the Brotherhood, a secret society who ordered the hit and wish to use the Darkness for themselves.

They ambush Jackie with blinding lights that inhibit the Darkness’ powers, and Jackie is knocked out. Waking up, he finds himself crucified and a device (the Siphon) draining his dark power. He is greeted by Victor who offers to take the Darkness from him in exchange for the lives of his family. Refusing, he loses consciousness momentarily and finds himself in Hell where the Darkness keeps Jenny's soul.After Jackie breaks free, Victor threatens to murder Jackie's Aunt, Sarah (Bridger Fox). As the club burns, the Darkness offers Jenny's soul in exchange for the Siphon. Jackie regroups with his men to retake the penthouse, but Jackie is shot and incapacitated by Bragg, a top Brotherhood enforcer, who murders Sarah. After being shot, Jackie awakens in a psychiatric ward where Jenny and members of his crew appear as staff and patients.

They tell him that his mob stories are delusions. At Sarah's funeral, the Brotherhood launches another attack. Jackie subdues Bragg, who reveals that Victor is operating out of an abandoned theme park. Jackie is soon captured by Victor in an and loses consciousness from blood loss. Again, he wakes in the ward, but the janitor, revealed to be his Darkling, explains that the asylum is a trap for Jackie to keep him alive and away from Jenny.Jackie awakens to find that Victor has successfully drained the Darkness from him.

The Darkling helps Jackie escape and retake a small portion of the Darkness. Jackie pursues Victor through a mansion once owned by Carlo Estacado, Jackie's father. Jackie learns from Victor that Carlo had promised the Darkness to the Brotherhood to ensure Jackie didn't have to suffer as he did. Reaching the attic, Jackie kills Victor and impales himself with the Siphon, regaining the Darkness and killing himself to rescue Jenny from Hell. Jackie once again wakes up in the psychiatric ward where the staff offer to take him to Jenny. The Darkling appears and sacrifices himself to help Jackie escape. Jackie reaches the roof and is confronted by Victor (appearing as a doctor), Jenny, and an orderly who attempt to convince Jackie that his life as a mob boss is a delusion and that the world in the psychiatric ward is real.On the roof of the asylum, the player is given a choice to either have Jackie stay with Jenny in the ward, or reject the asylum and attempt to reach Hell.

If the player chooses to stay, both Jenny and Jackie will head back into the asylum and slow dance to ', and the game ends. If the player chooses to reject the asylum, Jackie will jump from the roof and fall into Hell. The Darkness, in a fit of rage, sends demons to stop Jackie from reaching Jenny, but Jackie manages to release Jenny from her bindings and the couple embrace. In a post-credits scene, Jenny is revealed to have become the new host for the, who has seen the destruction Jackie and the Darkness have caused, and states Jackie has become too powerful and leaves them trapped in Hell; leaving an enraged Jackie screaming as the screen fades out.Development. Returned to write the game.Publisher approached Canadian developer to develop The Darkness II, replacing which worked on the first game.

The team worked on the title for three years. The team spent a lot of time creating the game's narrative, with returning as the title's writer. According to Starbreeze's CEO Mikael Nermark, the company was not given the option of working on the sequel and was already busy working on when The Darkness II was announced.According to Carter, Digital Extremes agreed to assume development responsibilities as the team wanted to create a shooter with a large emphasis on the story. Both Jenkins and the team at Digital Extremes worked closely, with the team making adjustments to Jenkins' script to suit the gameplay.

Carter called the narrative a 'love story', which he felt 'balanced the adrenaline of the action', while the first part of the game's three-act plot was about 'survival' since Jackie was attacked by an opposing mob. The team spent a lot of time working on the tone of Jackie. Carter compared Jackie to, a 'badass' character who has to face a lot of internal struggles. The team hoped that the story could make the players sympathize with Jackie. According to designer Tom Galt, while Jackie was a mob boss on the surface, 'in his heart he is human and a good-natured guy'. With the game's large focus on narrative, the Darkling was given a personality and played a huge role in the story. The game does not cut to so that a limited extent of control can be granted to players even in cinematics.

While the game has a heavy narrative focus, all and cinematics can be skipped for players who only want to enjoy the gameplay. One of the biggest requests from players of the first game was to have return to voice the Darkness. Served as a stand-in voice actor for Jackie during the game's pre-production, before was chosen to voice the character.The Darkness comic was a large inspiration for the team.

The team read the comic and decided to adopt a comic book-influenced 'graphic noir', as they believed the comic's use of high contrast colors contributed to its success. The team used some of the assets made by Starbreeze as a reference, and created new ones using their own internal proprietary named the Evolution Engine, which powered the studio's previous game (2008).

The development artists hand-painted the majority of the game's assets, though this idea was initially met with resistance within the art team due to the huge amount of workload such an approach would create.The team decided to make the title more action-orientated in an attempt to differentiate itself from its predecessor. The shooting mechanic was refined, and the concept of 'quad-wielding', which allows players to engage in combat using both the Demon Arms and duel-wielding weapons, was introduced. Carter explained that they saw the Demon Arms as an opportunity to make the combat more 'up close and personal'. The team changed the game's abilities to supplement this, such as turning the ability of Black Hole into a random drop from enemies. The quad-wielding mechanic enabled the combat to have more variety, allowing players to approach the same scenario with different combat styles and encourages players to experiment with different tactics. The gameplay was designed to be violent, with some execution animations being removed for being not 'extravagant' enough. To ensure the game was not too easy, the team disabled Jackie's powers when he is exposed to light and created various enemy types to challenge the player in different ways.The game's cooperative mode Vendetta features a story that runs parallel to the game's main narrative.

The team envisioned Vendetta as a with over-the-top characters. It is tonally very different from the main game, and the team hoped that players would use the Vendetta mode to 'blow off some steam' after experiencing Jackie's story in the main narrative. The team used the mode to explore other characters and elements in the universe, and Jenkins has written more than 10 pages of backstory for each of the four playable characters.2K unveiled the game in May 2011. The game was initially set to be released in October the same year, though 2K announced in July 2011 that the game would be delayed until February 2012. Players who pre-ordered the game would be upgraded to the Limited Edition; which includes gameplay bonuses, illustration drawn by, and digital download for The Darkness Origins Volume 1 and Volume 2. 2K provided extensive marketing for the game, launching a four-week promotion program on, partnering with for window displays and in-store promotions, and placing TV advertisements on both. A for the game was released in January 2012 on,.

Reception Critical reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore(PC) 77/100(PS3) 79/100(X360) 80/100Review scoresPublicationScore7.5/107/107/107/108/1080/100The story received critical acclaim from players. Mikel Reparaz from described the narrative as 'part mob drama, part surreal comedy, and part supernatural revenge romance', though he disliked the ending. While the game focuses on the relationship between Jackie and Jenny, Reparaz noted that the supporting characters were 'endearing', and remarked that they were well-written and well-acted.

He stated he liked the combinations of gun-play and Demon Arms gameplay, which he felt turned Jackie into 'an unstoppable dynamo of horror'. He also enjoyed the execution animations, which he felt were 'brutal' and 'never quite get old', though he felt that the gun-play became repetitive by the end of the game. Anthony Gallegos from felt that the story was not as immediately interesting as the first game and noted that it reused some of its predecessors' plot devices. However, he remarked that some of the scenes with Jenny were 'touching', which made the story more 'personal' for the player. He further commented that the game's story focus enabled the title to have better pacing. Rich McCormick from praised the story for being 'involving', and that the title 'plays with concepts of in a way that only games allow'.

Conrad Zimmerman from felt the narrative was fairly average, but the game's storytelling was 'handled remarkably well'. Andrew Reiner from remarked that unlike the original game, the title is more of a fast-paced shooter than a supernatural thriller, and he felt that the story and the characters were inferior when compared to the first game. Kevin VanOrd from praised the character development and the game's pacing. He described the story as 'unusual' and 'creepy', and added that the game's narrative excels when it 'plays with your expectations and has you wondering'.The gameplay received a positive response from critics.

Daniel Bischoff from called the gun-play 'responsive' and the Demon Arms 'fun to control'. He particularly liked the combat variety and enemy types, which put the players in various combat scenarios.

However, he was disappointed by the game's length, which lasted for only seven hours. Zimmerman agreed that the game was short, but said the title was fun throughout. Dan Whitehead from also praised the Demon Arms and added that it helped 'opening up combat possibilities that other shooters can't hope to compete with'. He further praised the developer for making the combat faster and refining the gameplay of the original. Gallegos praised the combat for being 'vastly superior' to the first game and said that Jackie's overpowered nature made the game more exciting as players could focus on fun ways to kill enemies. He also liked the skill trees, which he felt have reinvigorated the combat during the later sections of the game.

McCormick noted that the game's control was not too overwhelming for players despite needing to control multiple limbs at once. However, he was disappointed by the final levels, which he felt was a 'slog' to play through. Reiner praised the game for making players feel powerful, but he felt that the game was repetitive due to the lack of combat variety and remarked that combat 'relies on reflexes more than strategy'. Most reviewers thought that the cooperative multiplayer mode was fun and that it provided extra gameplay for an otherwise short title, though both Ben Gilbert from and Zimmerman thought the combat not as exciting as the main game since the playable characters in the Vendetta mode do not have Demon Arms. Whitehead noted that the mode was 'basic to the point of being crude', though he felt the secondary story was 'enjoyable'.The game's presentation received mixed reviews. Gilbert praised the art direction, calling it 'gorgeous' and 'impressive'. Zimmerman liked the cel-shaded graphics, which he felt was 'evocative of the comic books from which these games originate' and made the game 'surprisingly easy to get sucked in'.

Reiner, however, felt that the new art style did not capture the eerie feeling of the original game. Gallegos noted that the reviewed copy suffered from, broken animations, and issues and felt that the game was marred by polish issues.

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The Darkness Free Download with the help of the main character and the occultist, aims to prove itself most negatively. Jackie is constantly hunted by Vctor Valente, who wants strength of the character, and Jackie's goal is then to stop the villain and to rescue his aunt. He is also constantly bothered by the image of his beloved and 'darkness' itself.
Darkness II basically have the same battle system as the first part, however the new features is 'quad wielding' - tactics that allows Jackie to use 'darkness' and conventional weapons at the same time.
Darklings play more important role in continuation than in the first part, and the most important of them is included in a plot and is quite useful in any game situation. He leads the main character through the story line, and highlights important points and objects during the fights.
He can be also used for reaching hard-to-reach places and enemies. Using an item like a manual drill allows interacting with the world around. The character has an opportunity to use surrounding objects, for example, to use doors as a shield or a parking meter as a weapon. Jackie's darkness can be used almost everywhere. It disappears only in places intended by the plot or in the light.
To make the game look like a graphic novel, cel-shading is used for the development of game textures. To create such an inimitable style, artists manually drew many graphic elements. Thanks to this, such attacks as demonic hands look pretty scary. Besides, Darkling has gotten his special attacks. As for emergence in the light, the protagonist doesn't feel comfortable. It is shown by blurring of the picture an unpleasant ring. ScreenshotsSystem Requirements

• OS: Windows 7/8/10
  
• Processor: Intel Core 2 @ 2GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+
  
• Memory: 2 GB
  
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 or ATI Radeon HD 2600 with 256 Mb
  
• Storage: 7.5 GB

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