I havent completed the caimpaign yet but it has been reported you can get around 750 just for beating the campaign. At the end of the day this game can be fun if you want to blow things up and enjoy several hours of mindless killing but on the other hand if you are easily frustrated by control...

You can't blame Bodycount for trying. The long in development shooter from developer Codemasters, and the spiritual successor to cult favorite shooter Black tries very hard to be THE first person shooter game that fans of the genre have been waiting for by incorporating elements from a number of...

Whilst this is true, there are unfortunately a lot of issues with this title and they hinder what at times is a good, solid game. With a name like Bodycount we were never expecting a huge harrowing tale that touched our hearts or really stirred our emotions.

If you're in your early 30's like me and (mis)spent much of your youth in stinking indie/heavy metal nightclubs then the name of this game may have filled you with memories of Ice-T and his 90's thrash metal/rap outfit. Alas, this game is unrelated. Body Count are not in the house .

Bodycount is an FPS that underachieves at every opportunity. There's nothing that redeems it other than the fact it gives out achievements easy. So achievement hunters, I'd suggest renting this and to every one else, avoid!

Bodycount could have been so much more than the generic FPS that it's turned out to be. It has its moments, but they're too few and far between in a game that's plagued with imperfections and glaring flaws.

As I said, it is a decent first person shooter but far from anything outstanding or really exciting. The flaws, like hit registering, really drew away from the game when score is dependent on accuracy, both for the player and the game.

FPS I know your momma's grieving… fuck her! Cos tonight we get even. is a strange game. It was intended to be the spiritual sequal to the cult classic first-person shooter which was released on the Xbox and PS2.

It's probably what I was thinking as well. Something along the lines of: "Does the world really need another FPS?", followed by some mutterings under my breath about how Codies should stick to their forte of making superb racing games instead. But I digress. Bodycount .

Billed as the spiritual successor to the classic last-gen shooter, Black, until the mysterious departure of motor-mouthed project lead, Stuart Black, Bodycount is a stingingly average shooter.