Responsive controls and quite a number of upgrades make Dante's Inferno interesting.
Quite a number of upgrades on the screen makes you keep playing for more souls to collect, hunger for new moves players are constantly teased to keep their constant progression of soul gathering or finding secret places where the sinfuls are placed; these poor fellas are ripe to be absolved or to be punished as dante sees fit.
From an artistic point of view, Dante's inferno is appealing to those who are expectant to the visualization of Hell commonly found on popular publications. Although mentioned in many of the pre-release developer diaries and trailers that the stages would be best described as "sick" "gruesome" and "disturbing" the level of atrocity is perfected by the sound effects and the voice acting done to express the 'tormentedness' of the hell bound souls where when at a particular moment dante could literally stop, watch and hear what these pitiable souls are conveying.
Overall, it is another action game that proves itself being a quality game almost as ambitious as its name. It can be compared to many other action games out there that has been previously released, but for certain players who demand responsiveness close or almost equal to the God of War series this game just might be another one to sit on your game collection shelf.