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Army Corps of Hell™ brings a new level of vicious combat, dark humor, and lightning-quick action to the PlayStation®Vita. Army Corps of Hell is the consumer-platform debut title from Entersphere. As a PlayStation®Vita launch title, players can take advantage of the system's unique control features to experience the hell of war like never before!
Key Features
 | Story Overview Defeated in battle, the King of Hell is stripped of his powers and banished from his throne. Burned into a meager corpse, the dethroned king uses the last of his strength to take command of a corps of weak-minded goblins. He commands this ragtag army of bloodthirsty goblins as he fights through Hell to reclaim his throne, destroying his enemies and looting their corpses for equipment along the way. |
Key Features
- Command massive goblin armies – To annihilate your enemies, control an army of 100 goblin soldiers with unique classes and abilities who engage in an endless variety of actions and reactions onscreen. Restore the King of Hell's power and empower his army to take on all comers, and retake your place as the ruler of the underworld
- Reap the spoils of war to outfit your corps – Combine materials dropped by fallen foes to create new equipment for your troops. Customize equipment and items to change their looks and upgrade the abilities of your goblin soldiers
- Team up with friends and increase the challenge – Play with up to four players via ad-hoc multiplayer and face tougher bosses to acquire rare items
- Unleash the PlayStation®Vita – Use the rear touchpad to command your Goblins to play instruments, each activating special properties. Revive your hero, rejuvenate your soldiers, and inspire your army to increase their strength! Skillful play will be rewarded with substantial benefits and a greater edge against the demon horde
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Product Description
Army Corps of Hell brings a new level of vicious combat, dark humor, and lightning-quick strategy to the PlayStation Vita. Defeated in battle, the King of Hell is stripped of his powers and banished from his throne. Burned into a meager corpse, the dethroned king uses the last of his strength to take command of a corps of weak-minded goblins. He commands this ragtag army of bloodthirsty goblins as he fights through Hell to reclaim his throne, destroying his enemies and looting their corpses for equipment along the way.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By MrFoxhound
Fun:
2.0 out of 5 stars
I realize that launch games need to be taken with a grain of salt. After all, most launch games are afterthoughts that companies put out at the eleventh hour and are on brand new hardware that they might not be comfortable with, but that really doesn't make up for this game's many, many faults.
The only good I had with this game was the sound. The Death Metal soundtrack is fantastic, and a really under-utilized genre as far as video game music goes. This game has crunchy tunes that really set the stage for the King of Hell to go about his business.
Unfortunately, it's all downhill after that. Think of this game as Pikmin on an acid trip. That's exactly what it is, sans growing Pikmin, exploration or any kind of unique, fun or strategic battles. This is a bare-bones copy of Pikmin that has zero frills attached to it. You start the game as the King of Hell who has been cast down from his throne. You need to get your throne back, but you can't directly attack enemies yourself, that would be un-er-kingly. So, instead you employ little goblins to do the attacking, and dying, for you.
There are three basic types of goblins in this game: Soldier Class, Spearman Class and Magic Class. You're soldiers are basically your grunts, vast and expendable. This unit will lead the charge most of the time. You throw this class onto the backs of enemies until you get enough to unleash a Salvo attack that will do massive damage to the enemy, but also causes all your minions to fall off the enemy demanding you to throw them back on. Most enemies other than bosses, won't live up to more than two of these Salvo attacks. The Spearman Class can line up in formations that you can then propel along the ground to do massive damage when they hit, or a long recoil effect when they miss. The Magic Class hurls magic from afar, and when you line up this group, you also get a noticeable increase to your walking speed.
You can collect ingredients from every enemy minus the lowest class ones. That means any enemy that you can do a Salvo attack on, you will collect an item from. Items can be used to synthesize armor and weapons for your minions, as well as items to help in battle and armor for yourself, the King of Hell. It's pretty impossible to farm these items as they all seem like random drops, which means, it'll be hard to go back to a specific level just to farm an ingredient that you need for a weapon or armor piece that you want to upgrade on your minions.
The game boasts 40 stages, although the credits roll after Stage 20, but this game is such a chore. Every environment is bland with the same color scheme. And they are all floating islands, read: rings, in which you need to defeat all enemies to unlock the bridge to the next area. There is little to no exploration at all, and whatever miniscule amount of exploration there is, the game actually punishes you for exploring because it drops your overall score for more time used at the end of the stage result screen.
The enemies are reused just as much as the environments are, even the bosses are repeats, just colored a different way to reflect a different attribute. That yellow minotaur that you fought 3 stages back, is now a red minotaur because he can spew flames.
Overall, outside of the great soundtrack, there isn't much more to like about this game. It can be fun for a while, but eventually, even the most die hard supporter or Army Corps of Hell will tire of the same environments and enemies being bandied about and the paper thin story that is supposed to be the glue that holds this thing together.
The only good I had with this game was the sound. The Death Metal soundtrack is fantastic, and a really under-utilized genre as far as video game music goes. This game has crunchy tunes that really set the stage for the King of Hell to go about his business.
Unfortunately, it's all downhill after that. Think of this game as Pikmin on an acid trip. That's exactly what it is, sans growing Pikmin, exploration or any kind of unique, fun or strategic battles. This is a bare-bones copy of Pikmin that has zero frills attached to it. You start the game as the King of Hell who has been cast down from his throne. You need to get your throne back, but you can't directly attack enemies yourself, that would be un-er-kingly. So, instead you employ little goblins to do the attacking, and dying, for you.
There are three basic types of goblins in this game: Soldier Class, Spearman Class and Magic Class. You're soldiers are basically your grunts, vast and expendable. This unit will lead the charge most of the time. You throw this class onto the backs of enemies until you get enough to unleash a Salvo attack that will do massive damage to the enemy, but also causes all your minions to fall off the enemy demanding you to throw them back on. Most enemies other than bosses, won't live up to more than two of these Salvo attacks. The Spearman Class can line up in formations that you can then propel along the ground to do massive damage when they hit, or a long recoil effect when they miss. The Magic Class hurls magic from afar, and when you line up this group, you also get a noticeable increase to your walking speed.
You can collect ingredients from every enemy minus the lowest class ones. That means any enemy that you can do a Salvo attack on, you will collect an item from. Items can be used to synthesize armor and weapons for your minions, as well as items to help in battle and armor for yourself, the King of Hell. It's pretty impossible to farm these items as they all seem like random drops, which means, it'll be hard to go back to a specific level just to farm an ingredient that you need for a weapon or armor piece that you want to upgrade on your minions.
The game boasts 40 stages, although the credits roll after Stage 20, but this game is such a chore. Every environment is bland with the same color scheme. And they are all floating islands, read: rings, in which you need to defeat all enemies to unlock the bridge to the next area. There is little to no exploration at all, and whatever miniscule amount of exploration there is, the game actually punishes you for exploring because it drops your overall score for more time used at the end of the stage result screen.
The enemies are reused just as much as the environments are, even the bosses are repeats, just colored a different way to reflect a different attribute. That yellow minotaur that you fought 3 stages back, is now a red minotaur because he can spew flames.
Overall, outside of the great soundtrack, there isn't much more to like about this game. It can be fun for a while, but eventually, even the most die hard supporter or Army Corps of Hell will tire of the same environments and enemies being bandied about and the paper thin story that is supposed to be the glue that holds this thing together.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Vita Value: Army Corps of Hell
Hello everyone I'm going to start reviewing vita games YAY and for my first review I review Army Corps of Hell! When I get to the overall rating I rate games based on how much you should buy it at!
Story
The story for this game is about a King of Hell that aims to take down demon gods to rule all of hell with the help of goblins and that is all you need to know about the story!
Design/Gameplay
To get through the Story you have to kill lots and lots of demons and bosses throughout 40 stages (credits roll after stage 20 but every level isn't completed until you complete stage 40) The Bosses are the best thing about this game as the demons to get to them are quite repetitive but somewhat enjoyable to keep killing. You can't attack as the King of Hell but you use your minions to attack! You can upgrade your minions by creating weapons and armor for them through picking up loot As for the Multiplayer I could not try that out as it's not online multiplayer and I don't have any friends that have the Vita with Army Corps of Hell
Graphics
The Bosses look nice....... as for the rest it almost looks like a PSP game!
Sound
The Music in this game is full of metal tracks that sound good but start to get old once you keep playing!
Overall/Value
This game has is $40 MSRP in both Physical and Digital form I recommend buying this game when it reaches $20 aka $19.99 as it was not worth $40 for me its an enjoyable title just playing to beat the story!
Rating: $20
Hello everyone I'm going to start reviewing vita games YAY and for my first review I review Army Corps of Hell! When I get to the overall rating I rate games based on how much you should buy it at!
Story
The story for this game is about a King of Hell that aims to take down demon gods to rule all of hell with the help of goblins and that is all you need to know about the story!
Design/Gameplay
To get through the Story you have to kill lots and lots of demons and bosses throughout 40 stages (credits roll after stage 20 but every level isn't completed until you complete stage 40) The Bosses are the best thing about this game as the demons to get to them are quite repetitive but somewhat enjoyable to keep killing. You can't attack as the King of Hell but you use your minions to attack! You can upgrade your minions by creating weapons and armor for them through picking up loot As for the Multiplayer I could not try that out as it's not online multiplayer and I don't have any friends that have the Vita with Army Corps of Hell
Graphics
The Bosses look nice....... as for the rest it almost looks like a PSP game!
Sound
The Music in this game is full of metal tracks that sound good but start to get old once you keep playing!
Overall/Value
This game has is $40 MSRP in both Physical and Digital form I recommend buying this game when it reaches $20 aka $19.99 as it was not worth $40 for me its an enjoyable title just playing to beat the story!
Rating: $20
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Zeemmarax
Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not a bad game just bland. If you can pick it up for less that 15 bucks go for it.
Pros-
Music is fitting
Great Boss Fights
Pick up and play
Made for short bits of play perfect for on the go
Cons-
Muddy graphics
Repetitive
Pros-
Music is fitting
Great Boss Fights
Pick up and play
Made for short bits of play perfect for on the go
Cons-
Muddy graphics
Repetitive
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
I love it
I love this game. the music is great and the game is fun. shipped fast and well packaged. its just what I was looking for
Published 5 months ago by ALG857
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good times in hell.
Overall, I like the game. The theme is dark and humorous, right up my irreverent alley. I picked it up on sale for $20 and I feel it is worth that price. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Cnf
2.0 out of 5 stars
its hell for sure
Between the thrash music and monotonous control its like being in the army corp of hell to be sure. This game has no real replay value and is slogging to make it through the first... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Robert C. Anderson
1.0 out of 5 stars
No real action...
For something called "Army Corps of Hell", I expected this to be a great action game, but this game truly does not live up to it's name. Read more
Published 7 months ago by juboyles
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not sure it is worth the $12 I paid
I wanted this game when I first heard about it around launch, but waited until the recent price point to pull the trigger. Read more
Published 8 months ago by S. Kennedy
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing
Good game, long but beatable. Never seams boring, but some times repetitive. Completely original style and game play, like no other game.
Published 12 months ago by King
5.0 out of 5 stars
Review~
The game consists of about 40 stages as far as I'm aware. Starts off fairly easy and picks up in difficulty as you progress. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Risx
5.0 out of 5 stars
Really Fun and Addictive
Not sure why there are a lot of hateful reviews here, but I'm really enjoying this game. The soundtrack and sound are great, and the gameplay is really addictive and very similar... Read more
Published 14 months ago by S. Piazza
3.0 out of 5 stars
Nothing spectacular, but overall a decent game.
First off, by no means is this game a full price purchase, twenty dollars or less is a perfect price point for it. Read more
Published 14 months ago by MJM - (R.I.P. [G.H.O.S.T]™)
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not Great
This game is OK for the first half, but then the areas get cheap. There are electric fences and fire traps that are almost impossible to avoid. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Steven R. Claypool
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