Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Review on INDIAN

Besides, you always wanted to know what the hell he was Warhammer is and what’s in it 40 thousand? So instead of watching this video, go to wikipedia. IN Warhammer 40,000 Boltgun because you will understand almost nothing from the background of the story. Creating lore is almost a dirty word here. This was pretty disappointing for me, because in the first mission I swallowed every word of the flying skull accompanying you before I realized that it was completely unnecessary. But lovers of the universe will be happy with small references. The game is just a classic boomer-shooter from the first person, where even the enemies are not really visible through the hectoliters of blood spray. Not that there were that many to see. The game offers approx. 20 enemies approximately 10 hours gameplay that roughly corresponds to the legendary Doom 2. This comparison also applies to the approach to game maps. If you are tired of going around the whole map three times like an idiot in Doom, then get ready that things are much worse in Boltgun. The levels are often very extensive and you don’t have a map at your disposal. In search of the right key, I often became so confused in the monotony of the environment that I ended up returning to the beginning of the level. But the feeling of the game was improved by advanced weapons. The basic assault rifle and chainsaw was enough for me for about the first third of the game, because the shotgun and plasma gun simply did not have enough speed, but the machine gun heavy bolteror even a laser melta gun he was already removing heretics from the world at a reasonable pace.