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Aug 26, 2011
Great game!!!!!! one of the best FPS ever!
1 of 1 found this helpful All you have to do is look at Bulletstorm to know it’s not a game that’s much concerned with pushing the art of interactive storytelling to dizzying new heights, but, fortunately, no one is playing this game for the deep narrative, and that helps mitigate issues like extremely convenient coincidences and unnecessary pushes to explain every element of the game world and its characters. For instance, knowing the backstory on the ammo drop pods and electric leash, or knowing everything that’s happened on Stygia leading up to the events in the game, adds nothing to the overall experience, but it’s mostly used to just fill the gaps in the action anyway, so it’s forgivable.
For those that care though, Bulletstorm tells the story of Grayson Hunt, a finely coiffed, drunken space pirate, and a few surviving members of his black ops space outfit Dead Echo, who crash land on the bizarrely abandoned, “tropical paradise gone wrong,” planet of Stygia after bringing down the ship of their previous employer, the gutter-mouthed General Serano. Hunt and company’s primary objective is to track down Serano and execute him, but in the process, they encounters a saucy, ass-kicking woman named Trishka, who just so happens to have a very important connection to Hunt and his crew, and who happens to want to kill to Serano just as bad as Hunt. How’s that for kismet?
Now, a lot has been said about the game’s extremely explicit dialogue, and rightfully so. This game is filthy, but it’s the kind of filthy that you can’t help chuckling at because it’s just so damn creative. And while the dialogue fits perfectly with the game’s overall, big dudes with big “guns” tone, there’s a slight disconnect between Hunt’s cutscene story and his gameplay story. One second, Hunt is in a scene, and it’s all about redemption and reconciliation and then two seconds later he’s using highly offensive (if creative) expletives to joyously joke about his horrific, vile, and vicious activities. It’s a bit jarring, and could have been avoided had the game stuck with either being entirely over-the-top, or toned down some of the more absurdist elements.
Apr 25, 2024
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