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Blood: Refreshed Supply
Things are about to get… bloody! Soak up 42 pulse-pounding levels dripping with Lovecraftian atmosphere as you battle your way through armies of sycophantic cultists, zombies, gargoyles, hell hounds, and other insatiable horrors, in your quest to defeat the loathsome Tchernobog.
Details
- Released
- December 3, 2025
- Developer
- Monolith Productions, Nightdive Studios
- Publisher
- Atari, Warner Bros. Games
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Blood: Refreshed Supply Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Nightdive improves upon its original port with Blood: Refreshed Supply. It feels great and looks amazing, and the creative guns and level design will keep you hooked, even if it's initially a bit hard of a game to get into.
Nightdive Studios has done once it again with Blood: Refreshed Supply. Not only has the developer lavished its typically heady amount of polish and care on Blood: Refreshed Supply, but so too does it deserve a whole heap of credit for refreshing (pun intended), one of the best shooters of the 1990s for contemporary consoles. Boasting some incredible level design, massively satisfying weapons and a wealth of additional content, Blood: Refreshed Supply deftly mimics its resurrected protagonist by still holding up so darn well all these years later.
Blood: Refreshed Supply is a remaster of the cult classic Blood. This is actually the second remaster of the game, but this really is the definitive way to play the game. Nightdive did an amazing job with this remaster including both of it's expansion and the fan levels MARROW and Death Wish. It is still an old fashioned FPS and has the same issues other games of the time had, but even with all that this is still an amazing remaster of a great game.
Blood: Refreshed Supply | Review | After the 2019 attempt, we return to slaying demons as Caleb in the 1997 cult classic.
A cult classic from the 1990s receives a new treatment to deliver its true potential to the current generation.
If you’re a fan of ’90s‑era Doom clones, you’ve probably already heard of, or are a fan of, Blood. Originally developed by Monolith, which would go on to make
Nightdive Studios brings us another remaster of a classic. There was no bloodshed in it, and this time it's spilled on consoles too.