Bodycount

NoobFeedDaav Daavpuke

61/100

It’s a dying shame that Bodycount tries to be a pretty game, but fails on every aspect of it, by either not going far enough or blocking its own path. With a few highs, but many manic lows, it’s as if the game was only halfway through its conception when developers starting racking the pieces together. A disappointing campaign with more holes than the destructible environment gets backed up by a vexing multiplayer option, resulting in a mediocre end product. Players in need of shooting will still find good times in this game, but it certainly isn’t winning any awards other than the missed oppo...

IGNRyan Clements

6/10

Bodycount benefits from a solid core, and plenty of moments entertained me throughout the campaign, including some of the more intense gunfights. But the disconnect between Bodycount's chaotic visual spectacle and its precise scoring system drive a large divide between how you want to play and how Bodycount expects you to play. The limited environmental palette and the lack of any real story further damper the fun.

VideogamerTom Orry

5/10

Bodycount isn't a good game. It might provide a few hours of entertainment if you're into basic, straight-up shooting, but the controls and dodgy AI will likely put off most players.

Xbox AchievementsRichard Walker

Unscored

Back in the day, Black was a shotgun blast up the backside for the FPS genre, with loud, meaty guns that tore up scenery, blasted doors off their hinges and sent enemies flying. Black was unashamedly arcadey too, revelling in staple shooter cliches like the exploding barrel and a hokey militaristic story. Initially positioned as a kind of spiritual successor to Black with Designer Stuart Black originally on-board, Bodycount shares a great deal of DNA with the 2006 Xbox and PS2 FPS, with big g...