Bulletstorm review

Foul-mouthed, red-neck explodathon, or groundbreaking new kind of gun-fun?

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Pros

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    Genuinely evolved FPS gameplay

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    Immense freedom and creativity of play

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    Secondary modes add depth and give it real legs

Cons

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    There's a bit of texture pop-in at times

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    The last act has a noticeable difficulty spike

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    You'll want Bulletstorm 2 as soon as t🍌he credits roll

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Bulletstorm is not what you think it is. Whatever you thought of the demo and wherever you sit on the expectation scale, whether you currently perceive it as a potty-mouthed♎ piece of juvenilia or a glorious hark-back to the balls-out fun of Duke Nukem 3D and Quake, you’re wrong. It’s far, far more than that, and it&rsquoไ;s far, far better than that.

Bulletstorm you see, is a very intelligent, highly intricate, and sumptuously nuanced design masquerading as a big dumb action game. In fact it’s such an evol♍ution of the FPS experience that it’s very probably destined for that pantheon of rare games to be deemed worthy of the word “important” in a couple of ye𝄹ars time. Yeah, the i-word. I went there.


Above: Bulletstorm's Polish box art revealed. We like it