You think 2012 is going to suck? You’re probably right. That’s why Arkedo came up with Hell Yeah! – the ultimate anti-crisis remedy, a game designed to clear your mind, put a smile on your face and bring a little bit of peace to mankind. But what’s it all about?
Hell Yeah! is a crazy action-adventure platformer. In Hell.
You are Ash, a devil rabbit and the prince of Hell. When some jerk finds it funny to post your secret intimate photos all over the Hell-ternet, you get VERY angry.
Time to destroy him once and for all. While you’re at it, why not use this incredible journey to kill everybody else?
It’s you against all Hell. It’s Hell Yeah!
Kick-ass features this game definitely has:
Tension-relieving faux-gore action – Hell Yeah! helps you clear your mind after a bad/frustrating/boring day at work. Achieve this by exploring the four corners of Hell and exterminating monsters in a cheerful yet challenging atmosphere.
Drill to kill – shooting is fun but shooting from a super sawing jetpack that can drill through walls and squash monsters into chunks is better. Hell Yeah! gives you full frontal violence in your face.
This game is too BIG for you – 10 huge game worlds with secret areas and side quests, hundreds of objects, weapons and monsters to collect. If you’re a completionist, you’re screwed man.
Help us make Hell a cleaner place – there are 100 unique monsters to exterminate in Hell Yeah! Some are rude, others are really ugly but they all equally deserve to DIE!
“Finish him” moves that will make your mama cry – inflict ultimate humiliation on the monsters of Hell using over 25 deadly “Finish him!” mini-games.
Pimp my drill – collect loot and spend your cash in big shops where you can buy bigger guns and awesome upgrades for your ride. The donut driller skin and the ‘Sploding Carrot missile launcher make a lovely combo.
Funny, enjoyable, annoying This is a good little modern platformer with an irreverent, quirky sense of humour but unfortunately is let down by it’s airy-fairy controls. If you are a fan of Earthworm Jim or the humour of games like Monkey Island or Grim Fandango then you will find this game similarly endearing. You control the protagonist, Ash, the prince of Rabbit Hell and must clear your name after you are caught bathing with a rubber ducky by the papparazzi. And by “clear your name” I of course mean: “track down the 100 monsters who have viewed the picture, and dispatch them in clouds of blood and guts”.What lets it down are the controls; within the first half an hour of gameplay you will find yourself becoming irritated and frustrated by the controls. Shooting the minigun/rockets while jumping involves digital contortions that will give your grandchildren arthritis.Overall, the game is fun but I’d find it hard to recommend at anything over the $7.49 that I paid for it on sale.
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Funny, enjoyable, annoying This is a good little modern platformer with an irreverent, quirky sense of humour but unfortunately is let down by it’s airy-fairy controls. If you are a fan of Earthworm Jim or the humour of games like Monkey Island or Grim Fandango then you will find this game similarly endearing. You control the protagonist, Ash, the prince of Rabbit Hell and must clear your name after you are caught bathing with a rubber ducky by the papparazzi. And by “clear your name” I of course mean: “track down the 100 monsters who have viewed the picture, and dispatch them in clouds of blood and guts”.What lets it down are the controls; within the first half an hour of gameplay you will find yourself becoming irritated and frustrated by the controls. Shooting the minigun/rockets while jumping involves digital contortions that will give your grandchildren arthritis.Overall, the game is fun but I’d find it hard to recommend at anything over the $7.49 that I paid for it on sale.