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Is Sinned worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Retro shooter fans who want a campaign set in a demonic version of hell
- Players who enjoy adjusting weapon functions and character stats through relic loadouts
- Action players looking for a harder campaign replay after finishing the first run
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long campaign may find 9 levels and 3 boss fights a limited scope
- Players who prefer upgrades without failure risks may dislike relics breaking after failed Hellforge attempts
- Players looking for multiplayer shooting may prefer a game with explicitly described multiplayer play
Our take on Sinned
The page gives concrete counts for levels, bosses, and weapons, then spends much of its detail on relic customization and upgrade risks. That emphasis makes the campaign’s scale clear, but leaves its moment-to-moment combat structure less defined.
What is Sinned?
Sinned is a retro first-person shooter set in hell, where players fight demonic enemies and Pandemonius, Lord of Hell.
The campaign has 9 levels and 3 boss fights, with 7 customizable weapons. Weapon relics can increase a weapon’s strength or change how it works, while character relics add bonuses or raise base stats. Players can equip up to 6 weapon relics and 3 character relics at once to form a build.
The Hellforge lets players upgrade relics multiple times, with lower success chances on later attempts; a failed upgrade leaves the relic broken and needing repair. After completing the campaign, players can try it again on the harder Purgatory difficulty. A hooded figure may offer deals after levels, each requiring a sacrifice.
How Sinned plays
- 01Relic loadouts
- Builds can equip up to 6 weapon relics and 3 character relics at a time.
- 02Hellforge upgrades
- Repeated relic upgrades become less likely to succeed, and a failed attempt leaves the relic broken until repaired.
- 03Purgatory difficulty
- Completing the campaign unlocks a harder replay of its levels.
- 04Post-level deals
- A hooded figure offers deals after completed levels, with a sacrifice required in return.
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Sinned: platforms & release
Is Sinned worth it?
It is worth it if: retro shooter fans who want a campaign set in a demonic version of hell. Skip it if: players seeking a long campaign may find 9 levels and 3 boss fights a limited scope.
Where can I download Sinned?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sinned's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sinned on?
Windows only.
