The harpoon gun seemed particularly unfair as well, since it pulls enemies directly to the mouth of your shotgun, allowing you to decimate them with only two pushes of a button.
In crowds, it just doesn't make sense to use anything but the flamethrower, which demolishes enemies in about five seconds. The later levels turn into a repetitive process of locking onto your enemies and circle strafing around them while blasting your bomb lance until you can use a finishing move. If you try and unleash your chainsaw and shotgun combos later on in the game, even with the souped up chainsaw you eventually get, you'll wind up getting slaughtered. This wouldn't be a problem if they weren't necessary to use, but they are. Specifically, the higher level weapons, the bomb-lance and flamethrower in particular, are way overpowered and completely undercut the game's combo system and Evil Ash aspects. It's when you start to open up the game's more advanced weapons that problems crop up. Through the first few levels, combining the various combat maneuvers was a lot of fun, especially to see the finishing move animations which are simultaneously violent and hilarious. Ash can combo enemies with his chainsaw and shotgun, kick Sam at shambling foes to pop their heads off, and perform special finishing moves once a Deadite has taken enough damage and starts emitting a green vapor. To make it there, you're going to have to fight a whole hell of a lot of skeletons and Deadites, and there are plenty of combat options for you to use. Knowby's cabin and Sunny Meadows Asylum you'll make your way through mines, a shipyard, a swamp, and eventually an alternate dimension on your quest to shoot Dr.
The Many Ways to Kill the Dead From the game's beginning in Dr. Reinhard's experiments, and a significant amount of cleavage. In the process, Ash will have to rescue Sally Bowline, the game's damsel in distress, who is notable because she possesses Dr. Reinhard from using the Necronomicon to unleash an unstoppable army of Deadites across the Earth. The basic storyline follows Ash and his half-Deadite partner Sam across ten levels as he tries to stop the mad Dr. Underlying some of the game's polish, however, is a flawed combo system, repetitive level design, stale storyline, and a short play length that should ward off casual action fans and attract only those who consider themselves fans of the Evil Dead series. After finishing the final copy of the game, we're happy to report improved framerates, polished cinematics, crisper sound effects, and superbly voiced characters. While the Evil Dead based games of the past have fizzled and flopped, Regeneration actually showed promise.
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