At the same time as it starts splitting you up more regularly, it also starts throwing larger, more annoying enemies at you, and practically removes all the checkpoints from the level, meaning a single death is enough to see you being forced to restart.Д«earing its '100% uncut' symbol on the box with pride, the Cursed Crusade possibly isn't as violent as you may imagine, but it's still an exercise in unnecessary violence. Although the game can be played in co-op, after the halfway point, the game starts splitting you up at increasingly frequent moments, making it tricky to play in a team with someone who isn't quite so good, as they'll be forced to fend for themselves, and can't rely on you to come running. There's an interesting, if somewhat confusing to follow story tying everything together here, but sadly, around halfway through, the game gets very hard. It's not all combat, either, as there are several collectables hidden throughout each level, in the form of coffers, crucifixes, and spirits, the latter two of which can only be found when using the curse. The game's certainly easy enough to pick up to begin with - should you feel that way inclined, you can simply mash a button throughout the game, and you'll likely not have too many problems (at least to begin with) especially when playing on the easy difficulty, while longer, more elaborate combinations of button presses let you perform more elaborate moves.

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