Now in the hands of Digital Extremes, can The Darkness' sequel do any better? Tacked-on online modes just don't cut it anymore. With consumers showing less and less faith in purely single-player experiences, the multiplayer aspect of any game is of increasing importance. Not really.īut four years on and times have changed. Slapped onto the side of a lovely campaign and excused of any real responsibility, it didn't really matter though. Borne of a lack of imagination and plagued by terrible netcode, the collection of dull maps and thoughtless game modes stunk the place up.
