Netherworld:
Beyond Time I Stand
Alternate
title: Agni:
Queen of darkness
/ Inferno:
Where Death Is Your Only Ally
Developer:
Irrational Games (former)/ FX Labs
Release:
4/13/2009
Genre:
Action-Adventure
Platform:
Windows
Modes:
Single Player
Availability:
Unknown
Disclaimer:
-I play on the highest
difficulty
-I'm harsh and picky.
-I'm not a professional
journalist.
-I try to 100% games
unless it's pointless or tediously stupid.
-No bribes were taken.
-No bribes were
offered.
-Good luck
finding this game
-DRM Free
-DRM Free
Story:
The Story
is about a woman named Amanda who one day finds her daughter
kidnapped/ murdered (never made clear) from her apartment.
Distraught, she thinks about jumping off a bridge, but is stopped by
a conductor of a train, who give her a choice. To go into hell and
save her daughter. Scared, but determined, she sets out to find her
daughter.
The story
is one of the better parts of the game, both for good and bad reasons
that will be covered latter. The story it's self is isn't too
complicated or really deep, but it is compelling. Rescuing your child
from the depth's of hell is a plot that a (decent) parent can
understand and relate to. Along the way, Amanda meets interesting
characters who at first regard her as a wimpy human, but soon respect
her skills. They change from a rag tag bunch of scoundrels into a
team that shows some of the positives of humanity.
