Bodycount

Chris Watters leaves behind a massive Bodycount during this video review.

Skillshots can be gratifying; Some sizable and appealing environments; A few fun guns

Gameplay feels flat; Campaign is only six hours long; Enemy AI is lackluster; Multiplayer modes are rudimentary

matchmaking is not difficult to create. but few people play it :D

Bodycount

Bodycount brings us back to the glory days of arcade firefights with its blending of environment tearing and big-bang explosives. Feel the need for a little more speed in your shooter? then we have a game for you.

Fast and smooth gunplay; Lots of destruction; Graphics hold up with their own unique style; Almost an orb -- lots of shiny icons to pick up; Skill shot your way onto the leaderboards

The narrative completely fails; Shallow gameplay; Run-around boring objectives; Auto-aiming could be a deal breaker for some

Bodycount

Bodycount is an enjoyable game, but it's fundamentally flawed. The flaws will put off a lot of people, with the short campaign not amusing as many as it will inevitably frustrate.

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