A new roguelike horde mode will challenge Metal: Hellsinger players with more demon-slaying rhythm shooting, even though it is a punishing grind.
Even after destroying demon after demon to the rhythm of high intensity metal music, there's still plenty to do after beating Metal: Hellsinger.
Increasing Fury in Metal: Hellsinger will not only let players maximize their damage, but also allow them to enjoy the game's music to its fullest.
Great power await players in Metal: Hellsinger through Sigils, which boost abilities while combating demons, but some are better to get than others.
The fast-paced FPS action of Metal: Hellsinger and BPM: Bullets Per Minute task players to slay to the beat, but they have significant differences.
The new fast-paced rhythm shooter Metal: Hellsinger will be allowing fans to new music tracks to slay demons to the beat of their own tunes.
The rhythm shooter, Metal: Hellsinger, has players shooting through hell along with some of today's most iconic metal singers, and it rocks.
Metal: Hellsinger features iconic metal vocalists but there are definitely more singers, new & old, that would have benefited the soundtrack.
Metal: Hellsinger features a soundtrack full of big names in popular metal, from System of a Down's Serj Tankian to Arch Enemy's Alissa White-Gluz.
Screen Rant had a chance to preview Metal Hellsinger, an rhythm game/first-person shooter hybrid with a heavy metal soundtrack.
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