Unholy Heights
SCORE: 36
Unholy Heights might be the most shocking 'E' rated video game Family
Friendly Gaming has ever played. We were provided a digital download
code for this game on the Nintendo 3DS with a request we give an honest
review. Be careful what you ask for because you just might get it.
Players take on the role of Satan as a manager of a building. The
tenants then fight off heroes who try to take your money and destroy the
most evil fallen angel in all of history.
It is scary to me personally to see a video game that reverses roles in
reality. Those trying to redefine morals, history, and facts have been
at it for over fifty years now. Unholy Heights obviously accepts the
attempts to redefine good and evil. How did the ESRB miss the violent
content in Unholy Heights? Are they napping yet again? Is this another
ESRB scandal? There are so many of them I am losing track.
The graphics in Unholy Heights are small. The monsters and heroes can be
hard to see. They attack one another with physical and magical attacks.
Players must evict sick tenants so they do not spread the disease to
others in the apartment complex. I can not get behind the concept of
Unholy Heights. Especially trying to get enough demon monsters to take
over the world. The game play in Unholy Heights is repetitive and gets
boring.
After any creature in Unholy Heights dies they get a halo and float up
and off the top of the screen. I supposed that is to symbolize they are
going to heaven. I got news for you son, demons are not going to heaven.
Satan is not going to heaven. I know people that think video games are
evil, vile, wicked, and twisted. They will point to Unholy Heights as an
example to easily prove their position.
The quests in Unholy Heights are difficult to complete, and the
progression in Unholy Heights is painfully slow. Prices can be raised on
tenants. Furniture can be purchased to improve their satisfaction. They
can also fall in love and shack up with other monsters. No mention of a
wedding was referenced before the shacking up. I am not a fan of this
game. I am not a fan of the Satanic lessons it teaches. The morals and
lessons in Unholy Heights are the opposite of how I live my life.
- WMG
Graphics: 40%
Sound: 50%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Gameplay: 20%
Family Friendly Factor: 10%
System: Nintendo 3DS
Publisher: Bergsala Lightweight
Developer: Mebius
Rating: ‘E’ - Everyone SIX and OLDER ONLY
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