Artificial Mind and Movement’s shooter title WET aims to satisfy a very specific crowd. Fans of B-movies, Hong Kong martial arts films, over-the-top action, or anything using the grungy “grindhouse” aesthetic will surely be drawn towards the title. The methods for laying waste to the countless enemies are most certainly appealing visually. Unfortunately, the mechanics that rest beneath the stylized exterior are both dated and repetitive. Perhaps this throwback to eighties B-movies is a bit more accurate than the developers intended?

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Not only does the staff of Spawn Kill keep readers up-to-date with news and reviews from all facets of video games, we also partake in our fair share of private gaming goodness. While we may not be writing about it, many of us are knee-deep in games both old and new. Now Playing at Spawn Kill is but a glimpse into the staff’s present indulgences.

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Just released to the PlayStation Network this week was a demo of Artificial Mind and Movement’s new over-the-top shooter title WET. Bathed in blood, action, and visual flair, WET sets up players to redefine how outlandish action can, and perhaps even should, be in games. Does the game have enough substance to back up its style? Keep reading to find out.

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