Chaos Legion review:
It’s certainly a love or hate game, and the only way to make sure you really get what you pay for would be to rent it first, then decide. That way everyone remains happy.Oh, and get some painkillers, your thumbs will thank you for it.
Chaos Legion review:
In the end, Capcom has the makings of another great series, they just need to work out the kinks a bit (and get better voice actors). It's not a game for everyone, but fans of good old hack ‘n slash games should definitely apply.
Chaos Legion review:
The detail level is admirable, the frame rate rock solid even when the screen is utterly rammed with two dozen gigantic monsters and as a result the controls are as responsive as you could wish them to be. In terms of polish, it's spot on, although perhaps it's fair to say that there could be more variety.
Chaos Legion review:
Capcom seem to have hit the nail on the head in some respects, but to be truthful, a lot more could have been done with what is a fairly original combination of other people’s ideas.
Chaos Legion review: