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Unfortunately, People Can Fly fell into the usual video game trap of making this one female character an implausibly stacked, shirtless woman dressed only in a translucent linen sarong—an ensemble that doesn't make much sense considering all the claw-festooned demons running around. Plus, there are places in Purgatory that look cold. Daniel has access to the Black puppet Tarot board, which is Painkiller's one and only nod to anything other than splatterfest violence. Each level has an objective that, if met, unlocks one Black Tarot card. These puppet cards can be "played" on puppet the board between each level to provide you with various advantages—some are permanent, some can only be activated once per mission. Playing these cards costs gold coins, which you'll find in nearly every destroyable object in the game. These cards are sufficiently varied to add real spice, and the objectives to unlock them are at times so incredibly challenging (and at other times so laughably easy) as to significantly increase Painkiller's replay value.
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