Blood™ Fresh Supply Reviews

this game is amazing and as of right now it has become my favorite video game, what a masterpiece

I've like the theme of the game which made me want to try it out but when I've played it, the shooting is pretty bad compared to Duke Nukem or Iron Maiden. Like some some enemies don't stay dead unless you use certain weapons which gets annoying and always not having enough ammo to deal with anything so your just stuck with a pitchfork most of the time. I'd recommend another game like Dusk if you want a good horror inspired boomer shooter.

It's surprisingly short, but a classic non the less.

R.I.P Monolith. Best game ever released on the build engine.

Monolith Productions has been shut down by Warner Bros. I know the original team had already left and new teams took over, but I still want to say thank you, Monolith Dev, for creating some of the best games like F.E.A.R., Condemned, Blood, Middle-earth, The Matrix Online, AVP2, and many others. Wishing everyone the best of luck in finding new jobs in the near future.

Pretty good but some of the map logic is very very retro and is not at all obvious where to go. Gameplay top notch however.

I rank this game at #2 of the Build Engine shooters, behind Duke Nukem 3D, and ahead of Shadow Warrior. The game shares a lot of similarities to these games, from the engine and gameplay mechanics, to the tongue-in-cheek tone. While the humor from Duke comes primarily from his machismo, and Shadow Warrior relies on good ol' fashioned "Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips"-style racism, Blood favors an over-the-top "grimdark" humor that lampoons your favorite 80's and 90's horror films. Caleb laughs manically as he tosses dynamite (this game's equivalent to the Duke pipe bombs), makes corny jokes, and quotes B movies, much like his steroid-enhanced counterpart. The gameplay and level designs feel a lot like what you are used to if you have played most other boomer shooters -- kill all of the enemies while navigating the maze-like level, find the keys, and eventually make your way to a switch at the end. Along the way, you try to find as many secrets as possible as they usually grant you access to life bonuses, powerful weapons, etc. While there's nothing groundbreaking here (all of that ground was broken with Duke), I think the level design is excellent and generally on par with Duke Nukem 3D, and a lot more consistent than Shadow Warrior throughout. Long story short, if you like Duke Nukem 3D, Doom, Dark Forces, etc., then there is a 0% chance you will dislike this game. It is essentially Duke Nukem 3D, if Duke had spent his teenage years listening to Marilyn Manson instead of hitting the gym.

pretty awesome until cryptic passage which is made by another team, which is apparent due to lazy level design and easy enemies until the last boss which is a re-do of another boss in the main game but put in twice. but other than that yah its p cool.

RIP Monolith production, you will always be remembered for giving us such classics as Blood, No One Lives Forever and the F.E.A.R. series. Hats off to you <3

Among all retro FPS games, Blood is the Supreme Leader. I've played many and none have matched it. - You play as Caleb, a psychotic undead cowboy badass out for revenge. - Every corner is fast paced but methodical. - The weapon selection is perfect for the gameplay. - Each has their own and use-cases and combos and enemies they're most effective against. - Flare and Pitchfork for small groups of zombies - Shotgun and Machinegun for suppressing while closing in then blasting. - Voodoo dolls and Tesla cannons for stone gargoyles - Spray can and machine gun against groups of mixed green/brown spiders. - Etc. - Each has an alternate fire that are all super good in their own use-cases (except pitchfork). - Each is very satisfying to fire and kill with. - The level design and presentation is very good. - Some levels can be a bit confusing at times though. - The enemies are memorable and they pressure you and they're fun to engage. - As mentioned before, each has their own best weapons/combos based on the situation. - They will do unexpected maneuvers every time, making no two encounters the same. - Their sprites and audio are addictive to engage. - They have unique deaths depending on if they burn, explode, or are shot/stabbed. - There's something to be said about the fact it's *possible* to no-hit this game. - There are many, many settings to tailor your game. - The input binding system is top-notch. It almost hurts to see how they mastered it so long ago. - The graphics and art style are hellish and unique, and the game is always presenting new visual assets. - The music is atmospheric and complements the vibe exactly. - The cut scenes are from another century but I love watching them. - There are countless user-made maps you can download online. - There are many resources online to figure out stuff when you're having issues. . I recommend Blood to anybody willing to listen.