

Blood Engine
Biohack Studio · 2024 · Third-Person Shooter, Open World, Nonlinear, Sci-fi, Shoot 'Em Up
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Blood Engine
In the year 2058, the world is on the brink of collapse due to overpopulation and dwindling resources. In a covert mining and research facility, tucked away in an undisclosed location, a ground-breaking discovery unfolded, a metallic bacteria capable of melding seamlessly with both organic matter and metals. Driven by the desperation of governments and militaries, they experimented with combining the metallic bacteria with human DNA. Creating the ultimate soldier, the Blood Engine. However, the experimental bacteria proved unpredictable, mutating uncontrollably and giving rise to an epidemic of mindless bio-mechanical cyborgs known as The Red Swarm.
Embark on an adrenaline-fuelled journey as a Blood Engine soldier, activated by a science engineer, moments before he was killed. The player awakens to find themselves trapped in a military mining and research facility, now infested with The Red Swarm. The entire complex is encased in an impenetrable electrified dome sealing you, survivors, and the Red Swarm within. Navigate the treacherous terrain of the infected complex, battling through hordes of bio-mechanical adversaries, rescuing survivors, and restoring power and control. The fate of the world hangs in the balance as you strive to eliminate the threat before it spills beyond the confines of the facility. Blood Engine immerses you in an intense and challenging third-person open-world experience, delivering thrills and suspense as you race against time to thwart a global catastrophe. Will you emerge victorious against the relentless Red Swarm, or succumb to the bio-mechanical onslaught? The fate of humanity rests in your hands.
Embark on an adrenaline-fuelled journey as a Blood Engine soldier, activated by a science engineer, moments before he was killed. The player awakens to find themselves trapped in a military mining and research facility, now infested with The Red Swarm. The entire complex is encased in an impenetrable electrified dome sealing you, survivors, and the Red Swarm within. Navigate the treacherous terrain of the infected complex, battling through hordes of bio-mechanical adversaries, rescuing survivors, and restoring power and control. The fate of the world hangs in the balance as you strive to eliminate the threat before it spills beyond the confines of the facility. Blood Engine immerses you in an intense and challenging third-person open-world experience, delivering thrills and suspense as you race against time to thwart a global catastrophe. Will you emerge victorious against the relentless Red Swarm, or succumb to the bio-mechanical onslaught? The fate of humanity rests in your hands.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Strange game this. Not what I was expecting but once I got used to the controls and what I was meant to be doing, I really got into it. Graphically it’s not the best in the world with a couple of glitches and a tiny bit of lag now and again, but that didn’t ruin the game for me. Having said that, it does have a great mood and atmosphere and the music and sound design are just top notch. It also worked well on my 2K ultrawide screen monitor, which is always a bonus. It can be repetitive and at first frustratingly difficult, trying to work out what to do and getting killed a lot and no way to change the difficulty level. But I like a challenging game and I’ve played through this twice now and after completing a few missions and getting some more weapons and perks, it gets easier. Especially the jetpack if you get to upgrade it a couple of times, that was awesome. All in all, quite a good shooter that had me hooked for a fair few hours, just be prepared for a steep learning curve.3 found this helpful
game looks and plays like it isnt even finished slow clunky movement with even worse combat and the input delay is shocking not worth the £12 price tag at all
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