Painkiller Hell & Damnation: Full Metal Rocket

Painkiller Hell & Damnation: Full Metal Rocket

Released: 26/04/2013

Game Informations

Developer

The Farm 51

Publisher

Prime Matter

Description

This is a very multiplayer-centered DLC, featuring some of the classic multiplayer maps and introducing a new single player Survival mode

Key Features:

  • Three classic multiplayer maps now shine in their HD glory including new gameplay options: Meatless, Blink, Mines suited for different modes (Survival, Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture The Flag), featuring the new Survival mode style
  • New Survival Mode: single player Survival mode with dedicated Leaderboards: play with limited ammo, and avoid being killed to gain access to weapon lockers and to proceed to the next area
  • One new HD Survival map: Town
  • One new HD map for all multiplayer modes: Prison
  • New multiplayer skins: SS Zombie and Leper
  • New enemies: Executioner and Beast
  • New weapon for multiplayer mode: Mine
Game overview

Price

$3.99

Followers

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Reviews

52% positive out of 25

Updated 12/12/2025 12:26

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