Bulletstorm is a fantastic game, but unfortunately, it just doesn't translate all that well to VR. The fast-paced, combo-chasing gameplay is still as frantic as ever, but the more laboured controls make racking up combos a lot harder, and the speed of the...
Abstract: So with Bleszinski and Epic Games behind Bulletstorm , the game's pedigree almost demands quality, right?Before we get into that, it has to be said in case you mistake anything about this game as slightly serious, Bulletstorm is a parody. The game is poki...
Bulletstorm is a fantastic FPS title that can easily go head-to-head with all the established IPs. It’s a visceral, sense-assaulting game that will engage you with its single- and multi-player components. ...
Bulletstorm’s art direction and game engine both deliver very attractive visuals with gobs of graphics fidelity for those with hardware that can handle it. As it turns out, the real-world graphics card requirement is fairly low: a Radeon HD 5570 or GeF...
Abstract: Bulletstorm is a collaboration from People Can Fly and Epic Games that harkens back to the heyday of first-person shooters with its over-the-top violence and endless foul-mouthed banter. You play as Grayson Hunt, leader of a group of rogue ex-military ...
Abstract: Intro: The Plot BulletStorm’s intro story is one that players have seen a dozen times in movie plots, so I was a bit hesitant to really get too far into the game. Within moments of the introduction you find out you’re playing a special op assassination...
The single-player portion of Bulletstorm certainly makes for a fun and unique shooter experience. While there's still a limited number of ways to entertain the skillshot system, the game didn't seem to get old, at least for me. Concerning the multipla...
Abstract: If you are one for immature humour, stupid storylines, surprisingly deep characters, or just blowing shit up, Bulletstorm is the game for you. Essentially, Bulletstorm is a slightly more sophisticated Serious Sam with a big-budget campaign slapped on the top for good measure and a surprising cleverness..
Stylized violence is fun, Stygia is gorgeous, Grayson Hunt is filthy,
Few modes besides single-player campaign, Prone to texture pop-in,
Bulletstorm may be light on extras, and it has some minor graphical issues, but the FPS' wonderfully creative kills makes it a more than worthy purchase. ...
