Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance [Demo]

The protagonist is the cyborg ninja Raiden, who was previously the main character in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty .

After the shadow organization The Patriots was destroyed in MGS4 , the various private military companies have turned into developing cyborg superhumans.

Raiden is one of them, working mostly in security for PMC Maverick Securities with his colleagues Boris, Courtney, Doktor, Kevin and Sunny.

During one of the assignments securing the safety of an African prime minister, the rival PMC Desperado Enterprises interferes and kills the politician.

Raiden is badly damaged, but eventually returns to investigate Desperado's plans.

Through different chapters Raiden has to defeat the members and various cyborgs as powerful as himself.

The gameplay is based on hack-and-slash.

Raiden's primary weapon is a high-frequency blade used to string together combos based on light and heavy attacks.

Later on other weapons can be acquired after defeating bosses for new attacks.

Secondary weapons can be picked up for other attacks, such as rocket launchers, missiles and grenades.

He can also enter a bullet time blade mode where very precise slices can be executed.

This is used to target and cut off specific limbs, as well as perform a zandatsu.

The latter enables him to cut off and retrieve body parts that contain digital information or items, or grab the enemy's power units that resembles a blue spine.

When performed successfully, all health and fuel cells are restored.

These fuel cells are required to activate the blade mode, but the bar can also be filled by collecting electrolytes from defeated enemies and through general attacks.

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