Painkiller: Hell Wars Goes Gold

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DreamCatcher Interactive has announced that its first-person shooter Painkiller: Hell Wars has gone gold for the Xbox. Developed by People Can Fly, Painkiller: Hell Wars features first-person shooter battles with the demonic forces of Hell. Rated "M" for Mature, Painkiller: Hell Wars is scheduled for release on July 25, 2006. Stranded in purgatory, Daniel Garner must face the insurmountable horde of Hell's monstrous creatures in Painkiller: Hell Wars. The battle to obtain purification begins and the decisive action to prevent the forces of good and evil from clashing in a massive unholy war ultimately lies in the players' hand.

Featuring intense, fast-paced action, Painkiller: Hell Wars will keep players' adrenaline pumping as they battle horrifying odds in both single and multiplayer modes. If the arsenal of combo weapons at their fingertips isn't enough to stop Hell's incarnations, players can also collect souls to morph into a possessed beast and unleash the truly fearsome force within. The sharp graphics and explosive action in conjunction with the Havok 2.0 physics engine will envelop players in the dark realm, lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell.

Painkiller Xbox Features:
? Intense gameplay: The player will be constantly outnumbered, fighting against seemingly insurmountable odds.
? Xbox Live: Painkiller offers multiplayer action for up to eight players ? in seven modes.
? Incredible graphics: The game uses the proprietary 3D "PAIN Engine" capable of pumping out an unbelievably high polygon count, while adding increased texture quality and the latest lighting and shadowing techniques.
? Combo weapons: All weapons come in pairs, with a primary and secondary fire.
? Morphing: Your unholy pact gives you the power to morph into a powerful possessed creature with every 33 souls collected.
? Lasting replay value: Painkiller features a standard single player campaign, with additional modes to encourage replay. The game also features full multiplayer Live support.
? World's most advanced physics engine: Painkiller employs Havok 2.0, allowing for amazing physics and deformable, interactive environments.

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