Tchernobog's got a whole cult, an army of demon critters, and loads of traps at his disposal, as well as his boss mobs that took out Caleb's old crew of pals. He returns to life centuries later with the sole purpose of killing his old boss and every freaking minion that happens to get in his way, which is a lot of them. In Blood, you play a demonic gunslinger named Caleb who starts the game being double crossed by his demon boss, Tchernobog. It's one of the principle trilogy of Build Engine games, held up along with Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior despite there being other games designed using it, such as Witchaven, the PC release of PowerSlave, and even William Shatner's TekWar. Human motor oil, you know? As for the game, it's a First Person Shooter built on the Build Engine by Monolith Productions and published by GT Interactive. I'm sure a couple of you are scratching your heads though and asking, 'What's Blood?' It's that red fluid in your body. If you are big on FPS, this game doesn't need an introduction. I figured though that since I've officially beaten the original four episodes, I should go ahead and record my thoughts, then revisit when I finally get around to beating the add-ons. Now the Fresh Supply does include the two expansion episodes, Cryptic Passage and Post Mortem, but I haven't gone through them yet. With this release, I'm glad I didn't let the bad taste of the sequel get to me. I didn't want to let that be my one experience here.

Sure, I've played Blood II, but it's terrible. With Blood: Fresh Supply finally out on Steam and GOG, I decided I'd go back and revisit an old classic that I had sadly missed the first time around. Star Wars: Rebel Assault (PC)(Rail Shooter) Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris (PC)(FPS/RPG)ġ0. Wolfenstein 3D: Ultimate Challenge (PC)(FPS)ħ.

Soldier of Fortune: Platinum Edition (PC)(FPS)ĥ.

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