GS: Will we be able to use ground pound to knock around cars or otherwise deform the environment?
There's just a feeling of being powerful and awesome, looking at that poor Brotherhood soldier floating helplessly in the air waiting to die. I'm not sure why, but it's really satisfying to dismember an enemy that's helplessly floating in the air. I also like using demonic lift for some surgical dismemberment-lifting enemies up in the air and then ripping off a leg with the slashing demon arm or simply cutting them in half. Slash a guy up into the air and then down into the ground, and you see an explosion of entrails. It works great in conjunction with ground pound, which obliterates airborne enemies when you slash in a downward direction.
Before you purchase demonic lift, enemies will fly up in the air and then fall back down with demonic lift, enemies will fly up in the air where they will be suspended helplessly by the power of The Darkness for a short while before falling back to the ground. To use it, you need to purchase the talent and slash your enemies in an upward direction. Seth Olshfski: Demonic lift is a talent that uses the power of The Darkness to keep enemies floating in the air when you slash upward. Besides scooping up enemies and ripping off car doors, what other ways can we interact with our environment using the demon arms? What are the limits of what we can lift with demonic lift? GameSpot: Quad-wielding is certainly one of the most interesting parts of The Darkness II. While it's sad to see some of the more strategic elements of controlling Darklings go away, there's just no substitute for the satisfaction value of having your diminutive British demon companion drench fallen foes with green pee.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's (No I did not make that up.) He's got a bright Union Jack logo on his frontside and even talks in a cheery British accent.
Instead of having to be micromanaged by the player, Darkling will act as an autonomous companion, distracting and attacking enemies, picking up weapons and ammo to bring to Jackie, and dispensing post-mortem justice via urinating on fallen enemies. Digital Extremes promises to make up for the fact that there are less companions by beefing up the personality and effectiveness of the "new" Darkling. The Darkness II consolidates the ally concept into just one Darkling companion for Jackie. Fans of the first game will remember the four different types of Darklings that Jackie could order around to help even the odds. It offers more chances to kill some enemies, but also introduces a vital companion in the game - the Darkling. The final playable section of the demo takes place through a New York City subway station and tunnels.
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