Much has been made about the bizarre construct of GOD Games' Psycho Circus title, which uses KISS's rock gods and their music in a peripheral role for some unknown reason in an otherwise ...

Rather than evoking the rock-all-day, party-all-night side of KISS, KISS: Psycho Circus — The Nightmare Child (Windows, $40, 17+) emphasizes the gothic freak show side in its darkly twisted c… ...

KISS: Psycho Circus Review Instead of fixing any of Psycho Circus' problems, or adding some Dreamcast-only levels, the programmers at Tremor have actually removed some key features of the PC version.

The answer came in the form of 1998's 'Psycho Circus,' and if it wasn't a home run, and certainly didn't hark back to the sound of their original '70s albums, it's much better than many critics ...

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PSYCHO CIRCUS Kiss Mercury Records If Kiss’ comeback-tour success resulted largely from stage gimmicks, the first album from the reunited quartet also swims in special effects: rectilinear co… ...

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KISS Psycho Circus is not Half-Life, nor does it try to be. This is a straightforward fragfest with an emphasis on ammo-pumping. You'll see more enemies on screen in Psycho Circus than any other ...

KISS: Psycho Circus is actually based on the Todd McFarlane comic book of the same name. Unlike the band, the game makes absolutely no attempt to rock - instead, it has a generic techno soundtrack.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Kiss: Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child Wicked Jester, a band of four, are headed for a Friday night gig at The Coventry, a rundown dive outside of ...