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Owns the unique distinction of being ''''THE MOST METAL GAME EVER''' this side of ''[[Brutal Legend|Brütal Legend]]'' (which was, after all, explicitly ''about'' metal).
Apart from the original game, People Can Fly also developed an expansion pack, ''Battle out of Hell'', made up mostly of [[What Could Have Been|content that was]] [[Dummied Out]] or otherwise scrapped for the original game. It shows, as most players consider the expansion to be a bit of a mixed bag that doesn't quite reach the level of the original game. Since then, the game's publishers have released other standalone expansions developed by fan modders, starting with ''Painkiller: Overdose'' in 2007 (developed by Mindware Studios from the Czech Republic), and following up with ''Painkiller: Resurrection'' in 2009 (by Homegrown Games) and ''Painkiller: Redemption'' in 2011 (by Team EggTooth). [[Running the Asylum|Par for the course, none of them are particularly good.]] ''[[Painkiller: Resurrection]] is an expansion pack for the game.
The game was remade in 2012 as ''[[Painkiller: Hell & Damnation]]''.
Not in any way related to [[Painkiller Jane|a series of media featuring virtually immortal, ass-kicking Action Girls.]] Or [[Judas Priest]]. Though being related to [[Judas Priest]] would be the one and only way to make the game any more metal than it already is.
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