Hellraiser: Revival Review

Hellraiser: Revival wants to make you squirm. It lives in discomfort, it thrives in fear. Moments in this game will send chills to your very core. It is beautiful and disgusting and enamoring all at once. Your adrenaline will spike and your dread will simmer, sometimes at the same time. Pain and pleasure are intertwined, which is a clear sign that the team at Saber Interactive understood the assignment. I'm not a horror guy, but after playing through Hellraiser: Revival, I'm now a Hellraiser guy. Hellraiser puts you in the shoes of Aidan Lynch, who’s living the fast life with his girlfriend Sunny. Experimentation is a big theme in the bedroom with these two, but one night Sunny brings home a puzzle box that turns out to be the Genesis Configuration, one of the many cubes tied to the otherworldly Cenobites. Pinhead (or Hell Priest, as his peers call him) and pals decide to take Sunny away in pieces, which you get to watch in full gory detail, and it's Aidan's job to get her back and