Bodycount attempts to deliver an arcade package that negates many extras and concentrates purely on its gameplay.

Satisfying gunplay; Looks good; Varied environments

Short campaign; Shoddy enemy AI; Poor online multiplayer; Destruction isn't as good as first promised

When Bodycount works, in those brief moments where the old-school FPS mentality, trumpeted game mechanics and big explosions come together to form a riotous synthesis, it's impossible not to let a big smile break out on your face.

It got finished; Nexus levels are good fun; Some nice ideas

...but often poorly implemented; Doesn't quite know what it wants to be; Short and lacking in supplemental content

You can tell a lot about a game from its Achievements. After one hour and six minutes of playing Bodycount, it had doled out 335 points. Not only are the names uninspired ('Boombastic' - really) but they're handed out in great chunks for standard progression.

once again treads familiar FPS territory in its attempts to infiltrate a genre boasting some of the heaviest of hitters.

A plain box with just a myriad of guns and the title Bodycount should have been my first clue as to what to expect. The second clue should have been the lack of any sort of description of what Bodycount is about on the back of the box as well as in the instruction manual.

Good grafix good game

All in all, Shadow Warrior is a welcome surprise on Xbox One. Despite the criticisms I have about it, the game was still pretty darn enjoyable overall. The sword combat is just plain brutal gory fun, and the slick presentation will keep you moving forward just to see what the next area looks like.

Great visuals; fun oldschool gameplay; the sword rocks; tons of content

Guns are weak and dull; runs a bit too long

this is a mindless piece of fun' and as long as you take it as that' and not a serious game trying to be something it isnt ' it is well worth it for the price you can pick it up!

Boring. Tedious. Dull. Bland. Especially "bland." These words and others like them tend to get thrown around a lot in reviews, but few games earn these adjectives more than Bodycount , the very definition of generic first-person shooter.

Giving up

Everything before that

First off, I have to say that I am sick of Call of Duty. We have played that one into the ground at my house. I dowloaded the demo for this one and gave it a try. I thought it was fun. Sometimes I think people focus a little too much on the graphics aspect of a game.