This game is an extremely horrible game for anybody. The poem was extremely good....with no private parts either. People actually embraced it with a movie too! Heads, blood, everywhere! A cross as a weapon? These people aren't even thinking! They let children believe that going in to the outskirts of hell is justice?! Dante shouldn't be saving Beatrice from hell, he should go to hell! They also let children believe that anybody can be pulled into hell! God's powers are abused as a little toy for Dante. Beatrice is probably in hell because she commited sins! Or Dante drove her to those sins! They show breasts.....and sexual body parts as weapons! This game shouldn't even be allowed for adults either! If you believe in God, and love him as I do, never even touch this game.

I'm not a gamer and I haven't played this game I have just read the review here. Pretty much the game not only puts crusades in a negitave light but, women too. Anyone who makes a video game full of less then half dressed women is insane and disgusting. So all I gather from then review is this game is not even close to being worth the time or money spent on it.

This game is not worth $60 dollars it is not even worth $1 this game has bad role models unpositive messages and way too much nudity if fells like i am watching a lady gaga video over and over again and gives a TERRIBLE NAME TO THE CRUSADES DO NOT BUY OR EVEN RENT THIS GAME

this game is a god of war rip of. and it is no fun

This is a very fun game but it's also very hard to watch. There are a lot of disturbing elements. It can be educational if you want your kids to see what Hell looks like but I doubt you want them to see that.

This is not a review but in, instead, a rebuttal directed towards KonataReviewer. Firstly, Beatrice is in Hell because Dante was unfaithful during his time fighting in The Crusades. He was under the false pretense because the Pope had told all recruits that their sins would be forgiven if they fought in the "Holy " Wars. He is just trying to right his own wrongs. Secondly, the symbol of a cross in the video game is significant of Christ being able to vanquish all evils. I, personally, am stunned that you could read "The Inferno" and understand it and still not be able to catch onto the concept of the cross in the video game. In less, of course, you did one of two things: 1) you read "The Inferno" as a book instead of a poem and neglected to think about the figurative language in depth or 2) you simply didn't read the poem at all but choose, instead, to cover up your lack of knowledge of the poem itself. But, I regress. Onto the issue stated about the nudity and the use of body parts as weapons. My opinion on the issue is that it magnifies the immorality and unrighteousness of Hell. You also mentioned the "outskirts" of Hell. If you had read the poem or even played the game, you would know that Dante goes directly to the deepest, most central circle of Hell. In closing, I too believe in God and am an active Christian in my community. But, you seem to be one of the Christians who are under the influence that people should only be informed about the good things that you will receive if they accept Jesus into their hearts as their personal savior. I, personally, believe in The Bible and that people need to be told of the inevitable suffering they will face if they chose to shun God and Jesus. Thank you for your time. I, in no way, intended to insult you during the course of my rebuttal. Respond if you wish. :]

Now, this is a great story, I think the game twisted the story too much. After I heard about the game, I went and read The Divine Comedies, it was great! So this game might inspire people to read up on this-it's really an excellent story. I wouldn't worry about it,

This game was great, immense story line.. The content... Ya it's bad but if you have a kid that's very mature (like myself) let them play it. Games NEVER get in my head but that is just me.

I gave it an education highlight simply because it's based on a classic book. Although the unbaptized infants upset me a great deal, the game itself took an interesting take on the 7 deadly sins. I see video games as a platform for art. The graphics are a the creators paintings which he uses to allow us a look into his head. With that said, there are some paintings in an art museum that I wouldn't like my children to view, and they don't get to view this game either. Rather its a literary classic, or artistic expression, it's not for eyes of the young. You are playing a man on his journey through Hell. The graphics and plots are exactly what you would expect on this journey. For the record: In the lust stage, the claws weren't coming from between their legs, but ripping out of holes in their stomachs. Not that it makes the scene any less shocking. Also, in the same stage they forgot to mention the whole stage itself looks like there was a contest to see how many phallic images could fit onto a screen at one time. This is definitely not a family friendly game to play with your children watching.