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Each run extends from 60-90 mins, so there is always a reason to keep coming back for more. After my second, I only witnessed a few more hitting around 70. After my first playthrough, I only saw 58 out of 294 scenes. “For its incredibly low price and easily accessible mechanics, Bloodshore is an absolute steal.”ĭespite lacking a proper explanation of what is missing, there are plenty of scenes. I’m not sure if this is intentional so it stays hidden, but I would have enjoyed a more intensive statistic centre. There isn’t even an option to view past decisions. The feels incredibly lacklustre compared to other games where you can see decision trees spanning across the screen. In Bloodshore, you can only see a total for how many scenes you witnessed compared to the total scenes available, and how many decisions you’ve made. However, compared to other choice-based games, it feels extremely outdated. While some of the responses are a little generic, it does a great job of adding to the atmosphere.Īfter you finish the game, you can check the ‘Stats’ section to track all of the decisions you have made. Furthermore, there is a second host who checks in and asks an audience panel their opinions on the decisions Nick has made. There is also a charismatic announcer who offers comments on the current events in the game, which never failed to make me laugh. You receive the occasional gasps or comments as the camera pans between people watching the show on TV or streaming it. “All these were welcome additions, making me believe that something as crazy as this could happen in the future.”Īs you play the game, you are shown other reactions of audience members. With each iteration from their publishing house, they have targeted different genres and had shockingly good results.

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Wales Interactive have set the standard for everyone to re-examine the Full Motion Video (FMV) game. I never felt on the fence about making decisions, and only a couple of decisions left me wishing I’d have chosen differently. Bloodshore Review AJ Small November 3, 2021. However, the narrative did prove to be quite predictable.

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While the acting isn’t something you’d expect out of a top movie in Hollywood, the characters kept me engaged through to the very end. In-game ScreenshotĪfter watching the trailer, I was certain Bloodshore was going to feature some terrible acting. With a £100m up for grabs, you don’t have to worry about killing anyone as you can always just buy yourself a new conscience. Kill/Stream is the hottest TV show on the planet that reaches millions of concurrent viewers every season. You play as Nick, a child actor who couldn’t quite turn acting into his full-time gig and compete in a televised 50-player battle royale. While Bloodshore is a great game it doesn’t quite scratch that itch.īloodshore is an FMV - Full Motion Video - game and it honestly feels just like a movie where you make the decisions.

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With the Dark Pictures Anthology series not doing too well, I’m always looking for another game to fill the void. I have played through it countless times, and it even wore off on my girlfriend as well. Until Dawn made a mark on me that I often feel can never be replaced.

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