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Limbo City is the main setting of DmC: Devil May Cry. It is a city under the control of demons with an ignorant human population.

DescriptionEdit

Limbo City, like the rest of the world, is controlled by Mundus and his demon armies. They constantly observe the populace through demonic CCTV cameras, and seek to keep humanity complacent and weak. It is a well-developed city filled with skyscrapers and burroughs, and includes the Funland amusement park on Bellview Pier. Sites of interest include the Silver Sacks Tower, the Raptor News Tower, the Virility factory, St. Agares's Church, Devil's Dalliance, and Paradise.

In early trailers, Dante is apprehended and taken to the Limbo City Police Department and is later transferred to the mental hospital, where he is kept chained to the wall and given the designation of 64432B. However, these locations are not seen or even referenced in the finished game.

Points of interestEdit

St. Agares's ChurchEdit

Silver Sacks TowerEdit

Silver Sacks Tower is the headquarters of Mundus's investment bank.

St. Lamia's OrphanageEdit

St. Lamia's Orphanage is the demon-run orphanage where Sparda left the seven-year-old Dante after Mundus attacked their mansion.

Bellview PierEdit

A Coney Island-inspired carnival which contains the "Cobra" roller coaster and "Jackpot" arcade, a "Tarot" booth, and the "Hurricane" ride.

GalleryEdit

Dante walking down an empty street.

Concept art of Limbo City

Limbo City

A concept art of the streets of Limbo City.

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BackgroundEdit

In Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy, Limbo is the first circle of Hell that Dante and Virgil enter. Limbo is portrayed as being an area where virtuous pagans reside in. Although the virtuous pagans in Limbo are shown to be good-natured individuals compared to the heretics of the sixth circle of Hell, their lack of Christian faith prevented them from entering Paradiso. The pier and amusement park is modeled after the Coney Island in New York City, while the city as a whole resembles New York City.