Bloodshore

Kinda rushed, you laugh because its bad.

But... In this actual movies been just all about the same thing, it could be a promissing Idea for the Future.

Scenario, cast, options and musics are really great. But unfortunately it is very short. I expect to watch an extended version with the same cast and theme.

This game is an other game in full motion video. Its very short. The plot i need to say its pretty simple and dont have any interesing story. Its pretty superficial and all along the game we have some bad jokes and some scenes that feel rushed and not very deep. The only good point its the plot with Nick and the conspiracy but its too short and lack of depth. There is also an interesting revelation but i already feel it at the beginning what was this revelation so it didnt work for me. It have some good moment but it clearly lack of depht and needed a more complicated story or characters. All the plot and characters feel like we already seen it. Its clearly not my favorite FMV Video game.

This game was something else, terrible plot, decent "idea", bad acting and so badly put together. Dont waste ur time playing this "game". Maybe if it would've been delayed 5-10 years the finished product would've been more than just dogshit.

Being an FMV game, it's pretty difficult to judge as it's competing with movies and video games. It runs the risk of being too much like a movie for gamers and too much like a game for your casual movie goers. Comparing solely to other FMV games it stands well above the masses and is arguably one of the best FMV games out there.

With its low budget cheesy ascetic, Bloodshore is not as casual or polished as Bandersnatch, nonetheless, there is a nostalgic charm to the game with plenty of references to classic games. This is an FMV made for gamers.

There are some stand out performances, notably, Scarlett, the ditzy blonde who shares a passing resemblance to Katee Sackhoff . Unfortunately during my two playthroughs she seems somewhat underutilized.

Boasting an impressive 294 scenes the vast amount of decisions available to the player, leaves for plenty of replayability.