Hellraiser: Revival is a first-person survival horror game with a bite. You’ll have the use of the Lament Configuration Box, as well as a range of weapons to rain down hell on those in between you and Sunny, your partner that is unfortunately taken to hell by Pinhead at the beginning of the game. As you play, you’ll come across stronger and stronger enemies, and it’s important you know how to upgrade your weapons in Hellraiser: Revival, if you want any chance of staying alive to the end. That’s where we come in with this guide, explaining all the finer specifics on how to upgrade your weapons, and how to maximise the effects.
How to Upgrade Weapons in Hellraiser: Revival
As mentioned, you’ll find an array of different weapons throughout your time in Hellraiser: Revival, and upgrading them is equally as important as which ones you use against which enemies, hence why you’re here.
Each of the many weapons in the game have upgrades that can change the way the gun handles. These aren’t anything out of the ordinary compared to other games, but you’ll have weapon upgrades like increased fire rate, increased magazine and so on. Depending on how you play the game will depend on what the optimal upgrades are for you, but how to upgrade your weapons doesn’t change.
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To upgrade your weapons in Hellraiser: Revival, you’ll need to:
- Find the upgrade in question. Whether it’s from Zora, the item seller you’ll run into throughout the game, or randomly in the environment.
- Open your inventory.
- Select the upgrade.
- Select the gun you want to attach it to.
- Hit confirm.
This will put the upgrade onto the weapon. Here’s the important bit though, each weapon has five upgrade slots, and more upgrades than that can fit onto it. This means you’ll have to pick and choose what weapon upgrades you want, and how you want to change the weapon to fit your playstyle.
For your next read, don’t miss our review of Hellraiser: Revival, or how about our tips to make the game easier.
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