Devil May Cry HD Collection

The popular stylish action games Devil May Cry, Devil May Cry 2, and Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition return in one collection!

Devil May Cry HD Collection is a action, hack and slash and great soundtrack game developed and published by CAPCOM Co. and Ltd..
Released on March 13th 2018 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 13,004 reviews of which 11,965 were positive and 1,039 were negative resulting in a rating of 9.0 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 9.89€ on Steam and has a 67% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: WINDOWS® 7 (64bit)
  • Processor: Intel® Core™ i3 series (dual-core) or AMD equivalent or better
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 760 or AMD Radeon™ R7 260x
  • DirectX: Version 9.0
  • Storage: 12 GB available space
  • Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX® 9.0c or better)
  • Additional Notes: *Recommended Controller Xbox 360 Controller (Windows®7/8/8.1) Xbox One Wireless Controller (Windows®10)

    *Internet connection required for game activation.

    *Non-multi-thread supported CPUs are not guaranteed to operate correctly.

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Aug. 2024
DMC1: Coming from DMC5, I did NOT expect the level of complexity to be as high as it was, pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed it all the way through, even if it did get very difficult from time to time. DMC2: Here's a fun drinking game idea, down a pint every fight you had to use your guns for instead of your sword(s). If you die from alcohol poisoning, I sincerely apologise and I will cover any and all funeral costs as compensation for the loss of your life. DMC3: THE FLINCH IN YOUR EYE 😵 CALLS 📞 YOUR BLUFF 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
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July 2024
My ranking of the games from best to worst. Story: DMC 3, DMC 1, DMC 2 Gameplay: DMC 3, DCM 1, DMC 2 Level Design: DMC 1, DMC 3, DMC 2 Bosses: DMC 1/3 tied, DMC 2 Music: DMC 1, DMC 3, DMC 2 UI: DMC 3, DMC 1, DMC 2 Dante's model: DMC 2, DMC 1, DMC 3 In short, DMC 3 is the best overall with DMC 1 being a very close second. And DMC 2 exists.
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June 2024
It's budget price for 30+ hours of game play, fans and those interested in seeing what this series is all about will not be disappoint. Devil May Cry is the Father of modern action games, and its melodramatic story is at the very least stylishly entertaining. It remains a cult hit worth checking out to see the beginning of the stylish saga, even if its design is outdated Devil May Cry 2 is not a bad game overall, it's simply inferior to any other game with its namesake. Its (slim) story beats are never brought up in any further entries, and while its combat seems like a massive improvement, it fails to integrate with its in game economy and point system. Devil May Cry 3 Is the real reason to get this bundle. Its Story is perfect 90's cool guy goofy, its combo-driven combat still holds up today. Devil May Cry 3 was a joy to experience 19 years after its release, even if it is without a doubt, one of the most difficult game I have played.
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Feb. 2024
Devil May Cry HD Collection absolutely comes recommended especially if you're wanting to get into the series for the first time. You get a classic in the first Devil May Cry as well as a masterpiece with Devil May Cry 3. Devil May Cry 2...well it exists I guess, that's the nicest thing to say about it. So the games are hack and slash and some of the best in the genre that I've played hands down. They're full of great humor, intruiging storytelling, memorable and awesome characters, outstanding gameplay and more. I feel one thing they really excel at is characters being very imaginative in their designs as they're some of the most creative I've seen in any game, and each character is brought to life wonderfully by the game's well directed cutscenes and surprisingly pretty good voice acting for the time period. DMC1 and DMC3 are an absolute must play, they're both full of charm and fun to be had, and for those seeking a good challenge, DMC3 will certainly give you just that. So yeah I have to mention the black cloud with this collection, that being DMC2..I won't sugarcoat it, Devil May Cry 2 sucks balls, it's an insult to the DMC franchise and one of the worst games I've played. It's the perfect example of how not to make a sequel. Honestly you can completely ignore it and only look up a story recap since apparently it's events are referenced in DMCV later on. DMC2 is like a 4/10 at best, it's not broken but it's just bad in every way, and it takes a crap on everything that made DMC1 so fun and memorable. So thankfully this collection has DMC1 and DMC3 which both are absolutely awesome. DMC1 imo is a solid 8/10 and still holds up well, it has some jank but it surprisingly holds together well for a game that has a less than organized development history. DMC1 was originally Resident Evil 4 and then became DMC1 instead so it's a surprise it's as good as it is. DMC3 on the other hand, takes everything that was great about DMC1 and improves upon it tenfold. Adding more depth, more great characters, some epic level design and perhaps some of the best bosses in gaming. Each boss is a tough fight, but you always learn with each death and use that knowledge to pull out a grand win. Like I said above, for those looking for a good challenge, DMC3 will give you that. DMC3 itself is a very very impressive 9.5/10 in my eyes, one of the best games I've ever played. So yeah if you were wanting to get into this series or haven't played them yet, what are you waiting for? This is the perfect starting point as it's easy to get working and is a great fun time (Except DMC2). I would say that maybe 20 dollars the non-sale price is a bit high, but I feel DMC1 and DMC3 are both worth that together. But i would probably say getting this on sale is best since it goes on sale for around 8 to 12 USD. Perfect price for 2 PS2 classics. Oh and DMC2 is also a part of the package as well I guess...
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Feb. 2024
TL;DR: I totally recommend getting the HD collection for any person who doesn't mind playing older games and would like to see the progress towards making DMC4 and 5, as well as any Devil May Cry fan or any person who misses the apparent simplicity of early 2000's games. DMC1 still plays well, granted you have to remember it's 20-ish years old. The gameplay might feel stiff and janky at times but it is overall holding up well, as well as environment and monster designs. The story is simplistic but somewhat efficient and Dante radiates charisma from the start to the end of the game, even when screaming he should have filled a dark soul with light. Fixed camera angles are a challenge in themselves but a reminder that in these times, you had to make up with technical limitations that do no exist anymore. DMC2 is usually the game nobody wants to talk about and straight up feels like a downgrade to DMC1 in many areas. The story of its development has apparenly been chaotic and it shows. Environments are graphically ugly, monster designs feel uninspired, and most of all combat feels slow and unresponsive. However a few good ideas were introduced. Lucia's character is an interesting one and could have used being reused in later iterations of the series (she wasn't save for an appearance in the DMC5 novel Before the Nightmare). Dante's hidden Devil trigger was a cool idea and Arius and Argosax both interesting boss ideas. Guns are laughably busted and fighting demon choppers, tanks and buildings was so absurd it was hilarious. The story in itself is anecdotal and Dante has exactly ONE good one-liner, but if you can take some distance from it it's far from being the worst game ever made that everyone claims it to be. However it definitely feels like the worst DMC in terms of gameplay. I'd recommend trying it out to find out for yourself if you want to finish it or not. DMC3 is still holding up very well, both in terms of gameplay and story. A prequel to all the other mainline DMC games, it tells the story of how Dante fought his twin brother and named his famous demon hunting (and detective) agency. As for the other games, there are very few characters but they were well fleshed out and felt credible. The English dubbing is very good. The gameplay is solid and combat is already complex and has a lot of room for experimenting and progression. Some boss fights still give me nightmares to this day however. A lot of people complained about the platforming and fixed camera angles but it wasn't any worse than in the other games. HOWEVER, this game also has some of the most annoying enemies in the whole franchise and some fights felt very unfun due to this. The game's difficulty itself is unforgiving and can feel discouraging at first but can also feel very rewarding once you start understanding the deeper mechanics.
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Devil May Cry HD Collection
9.0
11,965
1,039
Online players
323
Developer
CAPCOM Co., Ltd.
Publisher
CAPCOM Co., Ltd.
Release 13 Mar 2018
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