Wayforward Technologies is probably my favorite indie game team. From A Boy and His Blob to Contra 4 to DuckTales HD to Double Dragon Neon, they've made a name for themselves as the company that takes stagnant franchises and revitalizes them in wonderful ways. Bloodrayne: Betrayal is a title in the same vein. The original Bloodrayne games, developed by Terminal Reality in 2002 and 2004, were mediocre action games that managed to earn a small following and inspire three bad looking movies. I had no interest in the series, so if not for Wayforward's involvement, I would have never considered giving Betrayal a shot. Unfortunately, this one's a bit of a misfire.
