I just played the PS3 demo and god damn, it’s fun as all kinds of fuck.
The demo level is really short and there aren’t many enemies in it, but you can replay it dozens of times until you find all the skillshots and improve your final score.
I’m definitely getting this one for PC.
Haven’t gotten a chance to play it yet, (Hey cliffy, guess why?).
Hopefully there’s a lot more content in the game than the demo, while I’ve heard is cool, I feel might be more than a fraction of what the game is.
I may enjoy this one. I’ll watch it.
I just, uh, “acquired” this game.
Game is fucking gorgeous and lots of fun.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/maxey/screenshots?tab=published&showdate=1&filter=shortcut_3626
It looks like it… Wish I had $60 to toss at it right now. :X
Haha
Looks hella fun Maxey. Gotta say, this year is gonna be hard on my wallet oppose to last year. So many great games are coming out in one general time that I may need to get step up my game a bit.
Portal 2, Deus Ex and L.A. Noire are all comming out late april/early may.
Now this “Bullet Storm” looks good, along with Skyrim and possibly Black Mesa.
Gonna be one hella of a gamer year.
Thanks for showing me this game Maxey.
I like this one
https://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/577789467292403280/D93FAFD8FC6E35665C60D6D99A94BA0E1EF0E5A7/
I hope it runs good on my PC.
I’ll be pirating this. Looks too repetitive to be worth it.
I’m waiting to play the PC demo, but i saw my friend playing int on his 360 and my main thought was that while cool, it looked as though it would probably get boring fairly quickly.
Can anyone testify to this NOT being the case?
It’s not boring. It’s fun, it’s manly and it looks really good.
And it got 9.25 from GameInformer. Yeah, im gonna buy it.
Uploaded even more screenies to my profile. Check them out.
Youre in love with her, amirite:p
She’s hot brah.
Yeah, definitely.
downloading just because I liked the trailer
Looks like a nice game, but I pass by this time.
Well, the PC demo is coming anyday now, so I guess that’s an easier way to check it out.
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