CONSTANTINE FULL PC GAME

From blackness we fade in. Light. A city. Humans. An apartment. Cigarettes... A youthful dark-haired man, lean and smoothly cut, smokes casually in a hall. The worried glances of onlookers crammed in the dingy apartment before him do not phase our mysterious focus, nor does the girl tied to the bed -- the one with bulging veins that stress to contain the demonic presence infecting her fragile body. The man puts his smoke down, its cherry dangling off the edge of a dresser. He'll want it back soon.

He struts calmly over to the window and lets our nurturing sun purge the room of shadow. Dangling a variety of small stone tokens in front of the light, the man waits, gauging the interest of his "client." The girl's unnatural voice shrieks when one of the mystic runes is hung before her, its symbols dancing off the light. Now he knows what's tied to the bed; it isn't a girl.

A simple purging incantation does not work -- the festering rot of hell that has taken hold deep within her wishes to stay in its warm, dark home. So, the man smartly appeals to the beast's nature -- he exploits its vanity. With no thought of personal safety, the smoker straddles the bound child and beckons for nearby men to bring forth a large mirror. They do so and hold it high over the beast. The demon, spotting himself in his own reflection, is captivated by the image, but also trapped by it. In an instant, the man jumps to action and uses a clever pulley system to throw the mirror out a recently opened window. Five stories down the demon shatters along with its glass prison.

His job is done. The man collects himself, retrieves his still smoldering cigarette, and finds his own way out... Okay, but what the hell just happened?

Constantine is THQ, SCi, and Bits Studios' attempt to turn Warner Bros.' new film into a videogame. The title features a strong sense of style and isn't afraid to showcase its rich fictional background by breaking up gameplay segments with a variety of cutscenes, like that introduction we just described. But, sometimes the storyline can be a bit cloudy (like that introduction we just described).

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