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WELCOME TO HELL Dive into the depths of darkness in this heart-pounding, visceral experience designed for those who crave fast-paced and macabre gameplay. Drawing inspiration from the cult horror movies and chilling real-world locations, we meld gameplay mechanics from the genre's iconic titles of the 90s and 00s with our own twisted ideas, delivering a truly unique FPS experience. Brace yourself as you navigate through hellish realms, seamlessly transitioning between a distorted reality and an alternate infernal dimension with each harrowing act. Prepare to confront your deepest fears in this nightmarish odyssey. DEADLY ENEMIES TO CRUSH Prepare to wage a relentless battle against the forces of Hell as you confront an array of formidable adversaries in Bloodhound. Unleash your fury upon 16 distinctive enemies, each possessing their own twisted abilities and relentless determination to bring about chaos. From unholy abominations to diabolical cultists, every encounter will test your skill, reflexes, and strategic prowess. But that's not all – brace yourself for the ultimate challenges that await, as you come face-to-face with 5 devastating Hell bosses. These titans of torment will push you to the edge of your limits, demanding precise tactics and unwavering determination to overcome. HELLISH ARSENAL IN YOUR HANDS Unleash devastating firepower with an expansive arsenal at your disposal in Bloodhound. Arm yourself with a lethal assortment of weapons, each designed to deliver maximum carnage to your foes. From the swift and deadly machete to the bone-shattering shotgun and its formidable double-barreled counterpart, choose your weapon wisely to suit the situation at hand. IMMERSE YOURSELF IN A HELL OF A STORY Step into the shoes of a valiant member of the Order of Keepers of the Gates, entrusted with the sacred duty of safeguarding the portals to Hell. Standing in your path is the nefarious Cult of Astaroth, hell-bent on unleashing unspeakable evil upon the world. As the dark minions of Astaroth emerge, it falls upon you to eradicate the cultists and banish their wicked plans. Engage in intense battles, crush the forces of darkness, and restore balance before their malevolent Lord can return to sow chaos upon the earth. FEATURES Arcade Horror First Person Shooter Singleplayer with a linear story Badass hero 10 fancy & deadly weapons 16 unique enemies and 5 bosses 5 adrenaline-filled acts Satisfying combat gameplay Hellish locations inspired by cult horror movies and real places Melodic instrumental metal from the band Sons of Amon Feel like in heaven smashing demons
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"Bloodhound is an excellent and well orchestrated FPS that takes its inspiration from the great classics like Doom and Quake. On the narrative side I would have liked more insight, even if the rest reaches its goal. Must have absolutely."
Read full review →"Mindful of its disdain for storytelling, Bloodhound is everything fans of a good boomer shooter might hope for, but it doesn't go much further than that. With some controversial strings and design choices, the game doesn't seem to have reached its maximum, which doesn't override the solidity of its extremely objective mechanics."
Read full review →"Bloodhound isn’t a bad first-person shooter, but it’s a wasted opportunity. It could have been much better if the developers hadn’t focused so much of their efforts in ensuring the game would be as edgy, grotesque, and (non) erotic as possible. The foundations for a good DOOM-esque shooter are here, but the terrible enemy placement system and lackluster sound effects brought the combat mechanics down several notches."
Read full review →"In terms of concept, Bloodhound is a game that we could indeed expect to see as standard around the 90s. If the game had been released then, it still wouldn't be a Quake or Unreal beater. The constant racing from one room to another and the constant supply of meat ensures that you have seen enough after an hour. The light RPG possibilities with the abilities and the reasonable variety of weapons, which develop a little more variety, do not make you want to play the game again. It is nice that keys have been added to the level design, with which you have to unlock successive rooms and that some bosses appear every now and then. However, Bloodhound is ultimately nothing more than a mindless dime a dozen shooter. If you can appreciate that, then you will be fine with this."
Read full review →"Bloodhound presents itself as a Doom-like that takes on the classic mechanics without even trying to modernize itself, but still so faithful that fans of the genre might even appreciate it."
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