Ambushes by psychotic bums and paranormal weirdoes are a constant threat, and the level of tension as you traverse each area is incredibly high. Similar to the first game, Bloodshot has you make your way through a series of dilapidated locales, trying not to get your head bashed in by the crazed hobo population who inhabit these bombed-out rat’s nests along the way.
But when a person from Ethan’s past goes missing he’s called back into service by the SCU and reluctantly begins another set of bizarre investigations. He looks like the deranged homeless person he is and, oh yeah, he’s hallucinating. Simply put he’s a drunk, he’s lost his job, and he’s living on the street. This installment takes place a year after the events of the first, and Ethan hasn’t been doing very well in the interim. Though not as novel or scary as the first game, Condemned 2 delivers another dose of hard hitting melee combat, survival horror, and plenty of stuff that’s just plain messed up.īloodshot is a direct sequel to Criminal Origins, putting you back in the shoes of now former Serial Crime Unit agent Ethan Thomas. Lately it’s been all dark and gruesome, and Condemned 2: Bloodshot, the sequel to 2005’s Condemned: Criminal Origins, has got both of those in spades. Remember when they made the campy and fun No One Lives Forever? No? Well, they did, though it seems like a long time ago. Here we go again-another game by Monolith, another creepy scare-fest.
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