A woman, clad in a baseball jacket and a creepy mask (or is it?), kicks down the door of a crime-lord's penthouse suite. Righteous light blazes, gunshots ring out, flames ignite, bodies fly across the room with reckless abandon and then, in the blink of an eye, she leaps from a nearby thirty-story window, parachuting to safety, leaving in her wake wanton carnage, twitching bodies and burning drug money.
This whole act took her eleven seconds.
That is, more or less, how stages play out in Devolver Digital's new frenzied first-person shooter High Hell, developed by Terri Vellman of Heavy Bullets fame, and scored by Doseone, responsible for the equally ballistic soundtrack for Enter the Gungeon. High Hell is a shooter where speed, precision, and split-second efficiency reward the player with a mind-melting experience, taking them to the very edge of a wretched corporate inferno.
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