Blood (computer game)

Blood is a PC game developed by Monolith Productions and distributed by GT Interactive in 1997, utilising the first Build engine from Ken Silverman to feature voxels. It is a first-player shooter game set in the late 1920s, with technology and weaponry of that era.

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PC - Monolith Productions - GT Interactive - 1997 - Build engine - Ken Silverman - Voxel

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The game is set in the year 1928 and with its arsenal of curious weapons, numerous enemies, and liberal amounts of gore, it truly gives justice to its name. Disturbingly, for its time, human enemies would scream as they were set on fire or otherwise injured. And zombie heads were blown off and able to be kicked all over the place. A sequel to Blood, called ' was released a year after the first game. Featuring the advanced Monolith’s Lithtech 3D engine, Blood 2 was a huge step from the first installment in terms of graphics quality, but fell short in atmosphere and gameplay compared to the original. Besides Caleb, the game also features three new characters to choose from: Ophelia, Ishmael and Gabriella.

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1928 - Lithtech

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