Condemned 2: Bloodshot (XBox360)

81%
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Condemned 2: Bloodshot (XBox360) (2008)
genre: action, adventure, horror

score: 81%

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'It's pretty irritating to play a sequel and face so many of the issues of the original, but Bloodshot's ability to take you into the terrifying world Monolith has crafted is astonishing.'
Read more » Gamespy
'There aren't too many multiplayer options, and the single player game could be longer, but Condemned 2 is still a terrifying sequel.'
Read more » Gamedaily
'The anything-is-a-weapon aesthetic is still ace, but the combat system is too unwieldy when tackling multiple foes. It’s a game of ups and downs, but horror fans will be more than satisfied with its bleak and gloomy disposition.'
Read more » GameTrailers
'Quite possibly the ugliest game I've ever played--literally. I tip my hat to the developers at Monolith Productions for crafting a consistently dark, dirty, dilapidated, and decayed (and a host of other "d" words) world for both Condemned titles.'
Read more » Gametap
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'As a sequel, the game doesn't have the originality the first had going for it and, as such, the shortcomings are more noticeable. The gameplay improvements are strong enough to overshadow these for the most part and you're still left with a wild ride.'
Read more » IGN
'Probably the best survival horror title we’ve seen this generation. The online multiplayer modes aren’t going to blow your mind, but they are a thoughtful addition. It’s got a higher level of action than its predecessor, and some gorgeous horror backdrops.'
Read more » GameInformer
'The kind of logical thinking it requires of you in the forensic mode is unheard of in action games.'
Read more » Team XBOX
'Most of the game, though, achieves its goal, keeping you off balance but entertained. Experiences like the grimy claustrophobia that comes from wearing a decades-old gas mask as flames lick around you or being caught in a tense chase through an old cabin will stick with you. With rock-solid gameplay and plenty of creeps, Bloodshot finds its soul by making your heart race.'
Read more » 1up.com
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