Van Helsing final cut contains everything that made Van Helsing 1, 2, and 3 great. This rerelease of the franchise is a bundle that contains all three of the original games with added in content.

As if you had read the comment to this review, you might have seen that previously the end-game content was locked to online only, well as you see, Neocore actually cares about what players think of their products (something that is lacking in the games industry as a whole) and have introduced changes to the game to have the same content (minus the online interactions, such as daily events ect) made available to everyone should either parties internet go down for whatever reason.

I can whole heartily recommend this game as the storys itself is well written and has a good length to it. The gameplay is exactly what you would expect from an isometric ARPG, as in it plays flawlessly. The end-game content (known as scenarios/adventure mode) offer unlimited replayability with randomized missions for you to play through.

The only two downsides that I can think of at this time of writting this review is that there are some balance issues but those are to be expected, as well as the seperation of online and offline characters (which has not been done before in the series). While I see its use and purpose, I still see that as a drawback but now that all content is equal across the board, it is hardly an issue to even mention.

There are some bugs as well but as I can only speak for the ones I have encountered and they have not been many, or game breaking in the time I have spent playing (in both online and offline).

If you want a numeric score I give Van Helsing Finalcut a 8.5/10

Van Helsing final cut contains everything that made Van Helsing 1, 2, and 3 great. This rerelease of the franchise is a bundle that contains all three of the original games with added in content. As if you had read the comment to this review, you might have seen that previously the end-game content was locked to online only, well as you see, Neocore actually cares about what players think of their products (something that is lacking in the games industry as a whole) and have introduced changes to the game to have the same content (minus the online interactions, such as daily events ect) made available to everyone should either parties internet go down for whatever reason. I can whole heartily recommend this game as the storys itself is well written and has a good length to it. The gameplay is exactly what you would expect from an isometric ARPG, as in it plays flawlessly. The end-game content (known as scenarios/adventure mode) offer unlimited replayability with randomized missions for you to play through. The only two downsides that I can think of at this time of writting this review is that there are some balance issues but those are to be expected, as well as the seperation of online and offline characters (which has not been done before in the series). While I see its use and purpose, I still see that as a drawback but now that all content is equal across the board, it is hardly an issue to even mention. There are some bugs as well but as I can only speak for the ones I have encountered and they have not been many, or game breaking in the time I have spent playing (in both online and offline). If you want a numeric score I give Van Helsing Finalcut a 8.5/10