Blood: Full Uncut Version

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  M. Marin said,

  Recieved item faster tahn estimated shipping time, arrived as described, and functioned fine. Excellent and honest seller.
  Rating: 4 / 5

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  Ironman said,

  Blood was released at a time when shooters dominated the PC market (Before MMO took over). With decent graphics, sound, and unique arsenol of weapons it seperated itself a little from other titles.

  The story here is that Caleb is a killer for a demon named Tchernobog along with his three other allies they were a deadly group. However once the demon had enough of their services he had them killed. Caleb however survived and vowed revenge.

  This is where the game starts off. Most shooters start you off with either a gun or knife. Not this one, you start off with a pitchfork. That’s right a pitchfork. From there the usual array of weapons appear, shotgun, rocket launcher, machine gun (in this case a Tommygun), but then we get to the unique stuff such as a Voodoo Doll, Aerosol Can, a magic staff known as the Life Leech, and three forms of dynomite.

  the difficulty is what you expected out of a shooter, starts easy enough and then increases to insane proportions. It’s a fun almost nostalgic title now that is recomended. Happy hunting.
  Rating: 4 / 5

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  Lazaro Aguilar said,

  This game is very good! I mean it was released in 97 and it’s dtil very fun. Not only that but it’s still scary. If you find it anywhere or jsut here, I say shell out the money for this game!
  Rating: 5 / 5

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  M. G Watson said,

  I will never forget the first time I saw BLOOD in action. It was 1996, and I was still enamored of such games as DOOM and not particularly interested in any “new” first-person shooters. That all changed when I walked into a friend’s room in college and saw this scene unfold:

  A graveyard, lit by a lurid moon. Spooky background noises. And lo, mumbling zombies approaching. Suddenly a flare gun ignited, and lead zombie was struck in the chest. He continued to advance, but then – oh dear God! – he burst into flames, screamed in a rage, and exploded in a fiery rain of entrails, eyeballs and body parts. The shooter, advancing, encountered his head and gave it a soccer kick through the graveyard, where it rolled, spurting blood. And the speakers emitted diabolical laughter.

  I was addicted – doomed, one might say – before I even played. Such brutality! Such carnage! Such humor! Lemme at it!

  That was twelve years ago, and BLOOD, while half-forgotten and largely unplayable nowadays due to a programming quirk that only lets it run on Windows 95 or 98, remains my all-time favorite game, the one I’d pick if I were stuck on that deserted island we all seem to end up on in our fantasies. For addictiveness, smooth playability, black humor, atmosphere, and ridiculously over-the-top action and violence, you just can’t beat it.

  As much as BLOOD has a story, it’s this: Caleb was once a loyal servant-warrior to Tchernobog, a very evil god with a fanatical following on earth. Betrayed and murdered by the god along with his wife, Caleb wakes up many years later in his own grave, feeling just a bit on a resentful side. He embarks on a quest for revenge, looking to confront his former master over the barrel of a shotgun. Between him and his payback are legions of Tchernobog’s minions, and that’s where the fun begins.

  BLOOD, even without its later expansion packs (ONE UNIT WHOLE BLOOD, PLASMA PAK and CRYPTIC PASSAGE) offered an impressive arsenal of enemies and weapons. One has various types of human monks, flame-breathing hellhounds, flesh-eating zombies, flying gargoyles, assorted lesser monsters (such as disembodied hands, like Thing from THE ADDAMS FAMILY but nastier in temperment) and various Bosses to shoot at; and to shoot at them, a sawed off shotgun, a flare gun (delightful), dynamite of several varieties, a Tommy gun, a napalm launcher (fabulous), and some other gizmos, including a voodoo doll. Caleb isn’t bound by the annoying restrictions of other FPS from his era: he can look up and down and jump as well as the usual movements, and he can effect his environment in a positive (by which I mean destructive) way. He also has some goodies which render him invisible and grant him the power to leap tall buildings in a single bound, which is very fun even when it isn’t practical.

  The real reason to play BLOOD, however, is that it is timeless. Graphically, by today’s standards, it’s primitive, and in many ways is just your standard FSP/key hunt with some very minor puzzles to solve. But what it does, it does brilliantly. The villains are incredibly satisfying to kill – shooting a monk with a flare gun and then listening to him scream as he runs about like a human torch is a pleasure only a sick few can enjoy, and blowing up a zombie with a rocket launcher, then playing soccer with his head has to be performed to truly understand it’s entertainment value. The boards are imaginatively thought-out and frequently contain little asides to famous horror movies – one closet has Freddy Krueger’s hat and sweater, one whole board is a sort-of reproduction of Crystal Lake complete with ch-ch-ch, ha-ha-ha sound effects and Jason Voorhees’ nasty little shrine to mamma. And Caleb is so junkyard-dog mean and crazy, he might have walked right out of Sam Raimi’s EVIL DEAD (he talks exactly like Bruce Campbell). Finally, the deathmatch option is far superior to anything which existed at the time or, for that matter, probably exists today. You can type insults to your opponent after you kill him!

  Aside from its annoying unplayability on Windows 2000 or XP (even if you have VM-ware!) BLOOD is a total winner, an all-time classic that cannot disappoint. Now pick up a pitchfork and stab something!
  
  Rating: 5 / 5

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  William Chant said,

  Why? Not because of the game. The game rocks. Cryptic beyond that of Quake one! The game is what a “gothic” (loose word in use) FPS game should be like. There should be more of a demand on this game in the markets.

  So why are you an idiot for buying it for the price here? It’s FREE. You can download the full game on many abandonware sites across the net. This game is no longer under licence and has been abandoned. So go download it and enjoy. It won’t work in most XP systems to begin with anyway.

  Cheers.
  Rating: 5 / 5

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