Unfortunately, does not feel like a proper follow up to the original bloodlines title. I went in blind, hoping to find that they took the original and expanded on it. That is not what we got here. I don't want to be a broken record, but the removal of many key mechanics from the original makes the game fell lackluster to me. Nothing against the developer, I just believe that they were given a project in a genre they aren't proficient in. Hopefully, the game reaches a point where it can come close to a proper followup, but for now, I can't recommend.

The game honestly exceeded any expectations I had going into it. Don't want to spoil anything before you give it a shot(which I do recommend), but I went into thinking that it'd be a pet simulator sort of game with a dark twist, but it was significantly more involved and kept me enthralled through my entire first playthrough. I have only gone through it once but it does leave a desire to go through it again to see what I missed the first go around. Praying for you []~ O Great Mita <3

mmm, brick

A game that follows up on a childhood classic that I spent hours of class time playing rather than being a good student. This is just an overall improvement on the first game while still keeping the charm of the first. If you found this going on a nostalgia trip as I did, you might find a good find in this

As buggy as this game be at times, the abhorrent skill based match making, and some poor design decisions, there is a fun COD experience that you can have.
Edit: As much as I would like this game to get better, Activision is so painfully tone-deaf to the community that not even their newest game is safe to play. Even if the game was safe, the game is full of so many poor design choices and a focus of microtransaction bundles that don't keep a consistent tone that just leave an unpleasant taste in my mouth. Such a disgraceful downfall for such a company as Activision.

Sadly, as much as I would love to recommend this game, I just cannot do that in it's current state. The game just does not work, let alone launch, properly due to the fact that the game was made around GFWL, which is nothing but a headache nowadays, as the service in no longer online. This causes this game, along with others that still have GFWL integrated, to not function properly, with many just not launching at all. Here's hoping that Capcom can find it in themselves to just remove the pieces of a failed service out of this game so I can finally recommend this game and play it without hassle.

yeah

Such a short game that'll probably never get a true ending. Albeit, the game is still a port of a mobile game, so all the features feel gimped and the gameplay is very simple. realistically no point in picking it up.

(Got for free before given price) I'd to say that my original review was very emotional and was very much a result of not understanding the reason for release. Now, after playing the game after a couple years and allowing the game to cook for a little longer, I can see and feel actual improvement in the game, but I wouldn't say it is anywhere near a state to be monetized. Although the game isn't set in an empty block level with essentially a building and miscellaneous obstacles with a single gun, it is still using an asset map with asset pack weapons. I have nothing against asset packs being used as placeholders or being built upon in a way that uses them as a piece of a puzzle as apposed to the puzzle as a whole. The weapons are definitely more varied than the beginning but once you've played with them all, there really nothing to keep you playing. So far, I would say that the game has improved, but not in a way that justifies a price tag. The current product is equivalent to a demo as a opposed to a work in progress project. That may change in time but this product is not complete enough.

tl,dr.: The game has improved from the beginning but only in size and variety, with a pinch of quality. Would that it is still not worth money.

Original: This game is pain. I believe that the dude could probably pump out something that's worth your time, but this isn't it. The game, if you can call it that, is so poorly made as a whole. For starters, the menu buttons do not work and I spent a good minute trying to click any of the buttons. Then when I wanted to leave, the pause menu buttons didn't do much either. Every time I went to click exit, the resume button would get highlighted and then the game would just continue on its merry way. The "game" as most have said already should not be on steam. Please, if the dev sees this, please just put your stuff on a smaller site and work up a following there before going to steam, cause putting something like this on the store and planning to put a price on it will only bring pain. Rant over.

Sorry, just can't recommend this at the moment. The game is very simple, and that kinda leaves it with very little to do. There is no real goal besides surviving, which isn't a problem in its own right but the game feels like a chore because the movement is very sluggish and the mechanics are very clunky. Maybe the game will improve and become substantially better, but until then, watch this from afar.