Clive Barker's Jericho review for the PC

Those familiar with Clive Barker will unsurprised to find that Jericho is another voyage into a dark, horror-filled world, packed with truly terrifying monsters and an apparently never-ending flow of blood and gore. For those with strong enough stomachs, Jericho is a polished squad-based shooter, with a strong plot and lots of twists and turns. Are you strong enough to take on Clive Barker's Jericho? Get a taste of the fantasy horror in our review in this issue of PCGZine.
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Clive Barker's Jericho review for the PC
The world of Clive Barker isn't nice. It's not even disgusting or evil, it's simply foul and chilling. Forget demented teen horror flicks or even something remotely nightmarish like the Alien films because the mind of Barker is full of the perverse, weird and truly terrifying. The man that gave you Hellraiser and Nightbreed flicks has created Jericho as an original game project, just weeks after film director John Woo did the same with Stranglehold (see page 30).

BioShocking
Jericho treads familiar ground as a squad-based shooter with the kind of dark visuals you've seen in BioShock but much darker than that. How much? How about a seedy, 22 stone pervert strung up by his fleshy shoulders, dripping blood on your head while his minions attack?