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About Redeemer

You will be Vasily in this Enhanced Redeemer, an ex-elite operative for a top Cybernetic Weapons Manufacturer. Assigned to dangerous missions, you escaped when they tried to convert you into a cyborg. After two decades of seeking peace in a monastery, the corporation has located you, presenting a final opportunity for redemption.

• Dive into Vasily’s journey of betrayal and redemption. Choose your path by leveling up as a monk or soldier, tailoring the experience to your combat style.
• Unleash chaos with a wide array of firearms and melee weapons like knives, axes, and hammers. Master brutal hand-to-hand combat with combos, charge attacks, and more.
• Use these 3 Systems provided for combat:
  • Unique Kill System: Use stealth, environment, or execution kills to creatively and mercilessly eliminate your enemies.
  • Parry System: Use well-timed blocks to master parrying enemy attacks, turning defense into a deadly ballet of death.
  • Disarm-or-Dismember System: Disarm foes or dismember them for creative combat, using limbs as melee weapons in unique moves.
• Team up with a friend for double the fun in cooperative play, or hone your skills in Arena Mode against endless waves of enemies.

Redeemer Reviews

Redeemer is an excellent game coming out of Moscow and Kalingrad, Russia and I recommend it to anyone looking for a fast-paced, action packed gore fest that requires a little more thought than your average beat-em-up. Don’t expect much in terms of a story, though. It’s not bad, it’s just not unique enough to be a selling point either.

Hooked Gamers

For the most part, Redeemer succeeds in delivering an action-packed beat-’em-up experience. Unless players are facing bosses or enemies who are immune to regular attacks, the combat is fast and visceral. The overall game length is good, and although some of the mechanics can be inconsistent, there’s enough here to make the experience worthwhile.

Worth Playing

As a pure action-brawler Redeemer’s appeal is limited. Like the classic arcade game Double Dragon II there’s a sense of fatigue that becomes hard to shake after a few hours, something that very few games in this genre manage to overcome. But, if you’re a fan of punching things and stringing together combos and takedowns in a violent action game, then there’s a lot to like here. 

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Minimum System Requirements:

• OS: Windows 7 SP1 / 8.1 / 10
• CPU: Intel Core i3-6300
• RAM: 4 GB
• HDD: 7 GB
• GPU: AMD Radeon R9 200
• DirectX: 11