TechRadar Verdict
This Hellboy roguelike nails the Hellboy but fluffs the roguelike.
A brilliant recreation of Mignolas art and surprisingly sharp writing are let down by thin, repetitive gameplay.
Its also, unfortunately, a slightly rubbish game.
Each of the four locales is populated by a range of enemies both big and small.
You cant deny that Web of Wyrd looks the part.
Theres a light punch, theres a heavy punch, theres a gun.
The game simply ran out of ways to surprise me, and did so within the first hour.
It doesnt help that character progression outside each Wyrd run is pretty barebones too.
The numbers go up, but the game never really changes.
Where there are still surprises to be found is the story.
Just like the comics that inspired it, Web of Wyrd is sadly paper-thin.
Controls are remappable too, but there are no colorblind filters or options to adjust text size or readability.
Our list of thebest superhero gamesmight be of interest for a more engaging adventure.
