#Bloodshore movie
Suffice it to say, it stretches suspension of disbelief to near breaking point, and the infrequency with which you're given decisions to make renders Bloodshore less a game, and more a low budget movie that's not particularly exciting. The central cast is almost exclusively comprised of unlikeable dickheads attention-seeking vloggers and influencers who are taking part in Kill/Stream in a bid to garner views on their social network feeds. Neither the script nor the performances are the main problem, however. Despite these choices being the crux of the game, they're actually unusually rare, and with some dodgy performances failing to engender much engagement, you might feel your attention span start to wane. In the middle of all this is washed-up actor and protagonist Nick Romeo, and Bloodshore plays out like a conventional FMV adventure, interrupting what is mostly a passive viewing experience with the odd binary decision.
How it's got that far in the first place, we'll never know, nor is it ever explained, beyond being part of our oh-so human nature to be entertained by abhorrent things.
Invariably, it doesn’t really succeed.Ĭhopped together with snippets of viewers watching the show, making ridiculous comments, or interviews expressing moral outrage at the creator of Kill/Stream and Alyn Corp, the evil corporation funding it, despite the show apparently being in its thirteenth season. Bloodshore seemingly doesn't know what it wants to be, occasionally drifting into slapstick silliness before attempting to wring a modicum of drama out of the situation. Or the idiot who plummets to his death while parachuting to the island. Note a masked death row inmate who steps on a mine, exploding in a fountain of blood, before his mask hits the floor, followed by one of his eyeballs. Each time you start up the game, you're reminded that it's laced with “graphic depictions of violence, blood and death,” which are more comical and stupid than graphic.
Instead, we're presented with eight mostly unsympathetic souls, who've volunteered to take part in a show called 'Kill/Stream', presented by a manic host who revels in the wanton bloodshed. This is you: Nick, the washed-up actor with the good jawline.
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