Abstract: Published March 7th 2011. Written by Gloria Preston. Some games take themselves far too seriously. Bulletstorm is not one of those games. With it’s cliché-ridden sci-fi storyline, incredibly over-the-top weapons and puerile sense of humour, it’s defini...
Abstract: People Can Fly and Epic Games' new first person shooter Bulletstorm contains more blood-soaked violence than your average shooter. It also features the occasional “I shagged your mum” joke and the kind of sexual innuendo that you probably wouldn't hav...
Hugely refreshing non-stop action, Likeable lead in Grayson, Deeper characters than you may assume, Varied and strategic combat, Colourful and vibrant use of UE3, Skillshots are ace - especially in multiplayer
Immature humour's value doesn't last, Unlikely plot, Will leave you yearning for Deathmatch
Bulletstorm is gaming's equivalent of The Expendables, only a lot more fun. And it's refreshing to see the FPS genre stripped back to its fundamentals, namely, a huge emphasis on the fun. Only a lack of a particularly engaging narrative negates what is ot...
Fun weapons, amusing sense of humour, unique Echoes online mode
The single player campaign can easily be cleared in a day
A co-op single player mode has also been left out after originally being planned but then scrapped – reportedly because it wouldn’t work with some of the set-pieces. It was the right decision. When this game lands in the hands of gamers, the biggest cr...
Bulletstorm gets a tad repetitive towards the end, but it still remains that most rare of breeds – an inventive FPS with a sense of humour. Buy it and let the games industry know that this is the kind of imagination we want from our games, not just ano...
I find myself disappointed. I was really looking forward to this game, but ended up with six and a half hours worth of somewhat wasted potential. Hopefully, when the sequel comes out, the balancing issues will be worked out, the multiplayer will be mor...
Abstract: In today’s gaming market, it's rather refreshing to see a new IP released by a company. We have become accustomed to seeing a nonstop flow of sequels and remakes over the past few years; new ideas are often dropped in favor of rehashing “sure-fire” win...
Abstract: A lot of games come out and try to pretend to be something they are not. Either the developers put out a product with a "deep" story that lacks substance, or an "engaging" online mode that lacks depth and complexity, yet they never own up to their shor...
