SYNOPSICS
Bulletstorm (2011) is a English movie. James D. Mortellaro has directed this movie. Steve Blum,Andrew Kishino,Jennifer Hale,Chris Cox are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2011. Bulletstorm (2011) is considered one of the best Action,Adventure,Sci-Fi movie in India and around the world.
Bulletstorm takes place in the 26th century, where the Confederation of Planets are protected by a secret black-ops army called Dead Echo. The story follows space pirate Grayson Hunt, voiced by Steve Blum, and his cyborg partner Ishi Sato, who were both dishonorably discharged from Dead Echo after they were betrayed by their commanding officer, General Sarrano. Ten years later, after a spontaneous and liquor-induced attempt to take revenge on the General and his forces, Hunt's and Sato's ship crash-landed on the planet Stygia, a former resort planet now overrun with meat-eating plants, feral mutant tribes, criminals, and Godzilla-sized monsters. Hunt and Sato search for a way off the planet, all while doing battle with the General's forces, who also crashed on Stygia after Hunt's attack. Along the way, they're joined by Trishka Novak, a foul-mouthed woman with a dark past who also knows her way around a gun. One of the locations they travel to on Stygia is the city of Elysium, ...
Bulletstorm (2011) Reviews
Bulletstorm: Solid FPS
I heard a lot of negativity about Bulletstorm when it first appeared, primarily the criticism was about it's humor. Namely that it was outdated and needlessly crass, essentially it was Duke Nukem. Personally I don't think it's an issue, in fact I found a fair bit funny. Though multiplayer exists Bulletstorm focuses on it's really quite impressive single player campaign and personally I prefer that considerably in general. I won't try and describe the plot because it would be rather hard to do so, it's rather all over the place. With your usual array of weapons, secondary fires for most and the addition of a brilliant "Leash" weapon that really makes things interesting the gunplay is excellent. The locations and enemies though not as varied as I'd have liked are still above par. It has some very memorable sequences and the trick shot catalogue brings yet another unique never before seen twist to a tried and tested formula. With lots of comedy, hyper violence and a fair challenge at higher difficulty levels I have to say its a damn shame Bulletstorm never became a franchise because it deserved to be. The Good: Looks the part Solid shooter Some great dialogue Plenty of side content The Bad: Duke Nukem side content is annoyingly bad Coop campaign would have been nice
Worth It
I put a 9 on this because it was not long enough. but besides that i cant find anything wrong with the game. The game has good graphics, its funny, its EXTREMELY violent but in a good way, awesome guns, good characters and a good story. Overall it was good and worth the money and i recommend getting it. Bulletstorm takes place in the 26th century. The story follows space pirate Grayson Hunt and his cyborg partner Ishi Sato, who were both dishonorably discharged from Dead Echo after they were betrayed by their commanding officer, General Sarrano. Ten years later Hunt's and Sato's ship crash-landed on the planet Stygia, a former resort planet now overrun with meat-eating plants, feral mutant tribes and criminals. Along the way, they're joined by Trishka Novak, a foul-mouthed woman with a dark past who also knows her way around a gun.
What Duke Nukem Forever should've been and sadly wasn't.
Bulletstorm is everything DNF wasn't and more. While DNF was a long-delayed, sloppily-put together, incoherent mess that should've been stuck in development hell, Bulletstorm is in a class all by itself. You play as Grayson Hunt, a former soldier-turned space pirate who is out for revenge against his commanding officer by the name of General Sarrano. However, during an epic space battle between Hunt's crew and the General's forces, Hunt and his comrade, Ishi Sato, crash land on a seemingly deserted resort planet. As Hunt and Sato try to make their way off the planet, they get more than what the bargain for. Not one to spoil plots or anything, but for Bulletstorm it's a must. Despite the title(which is really neat by the way) the story is surprisingly deep and well-written. Grayson Hunt may be a douchebag, but he's a lovable douchebag and that's what separates him from the usual gruff and serious video game heroes. The biggest star of Bulletstorm is it's gameplay which is based on a new game mechanic known as the skillshot. By dispatching enemies in creative and highly entertaining ways, you rank up points to upgrade your weapons and getting a higher score. Never before has a game been this innovative in it's approach to killing your enemies and Bulletstorm rightfully earns that respect. Unlike most FPS, Bulletstorm has lush and colorful landscapes which is both strange and fascinating despite the fact that Bulletstorm is an extremely violent and bloody game. In that respect alone, that's a good thing. A VERY good thing. Even though there is a story, Bulletstorm is filled to the brim with crass, black humor, that's actually funny that really caught me off guard as I played the game. Rarely does that ever happen, but I for one was laughing out loud at the darkly humorous lines being spout out of the characters; particularly Hunt and Sarrano. Kudos to People Can Fly and Epic Games for giving these characters heart and charm amidst the bloody carnage. There are some flaws. For one, the game is too short and there's no multiplayer modes to fiddle with after you complete the game. There are some time-attack modes where you race against the clock to kill enemies, but the lack of multiplayer really hurts the competitive edge of most FPS out there in the market. But that shouldn't stop you from playing this game at all. In fact it's much more fun than DNF. I know Bulletstorm isn't selling that well which is a shame. The game is highly polished and more sophisticated in gameplay compared to what's out there in the market. If more time was spent on making the single-player campaign longer and with more multiplayer options, than this would've made more sales. I hope in time more and more people buy this game because it actually brings something new to the table. C'mon guys, support originality. We need the diversity.
Fun, violent and crazy! Don't miss out on this one!
Bulletstorm is a first person shooter in which you play as Grayson Hunt, a space pirate, and have to escape from the hostile planet you've just stranded yourself on. Sounds Generic, but trust me when I say it isn't. This game is totally different to any of the other shooters I've played. This is all thanks to the balls to the wall weapons and the skill point system. So, the Campaign is about 7-9 hours of non-stop carnage. There's only about 30 minutes of the entire game where you don't shoot stuff. The weapons vary from the standard carbine to cannon-ball shooters, shotguns, flail guns and even a drill gun. Each of these weapons has a charged shot which makes it super powerful. For example, the charge shot for the carbine shoots 100 bullets at once, completely annihilating the enemy leaving only a glowing skeleton behind. You also have a 'leash' which can be used to pull your enemies toward vicious environmental hazards or your boot. Once you've kicked an enemy, you can either shoot them or watch them die in all manor of painful traps littered around the levels. A huge part of the game is the skill point system, the game's tag line is "kill with skill" and this is the basis of the point system. You get rewarded various amounts of points for killing in special ways which can then be spent on new weapons, upgrades and extra ammo - including the brutal 'Charged' ammo. The game explains why you get these points but it's not really important. What is important is the fact that these skill kills are satisfying and fun to perform. In case you can't already tell, the game is extremely violent. Blood splatters the walls and floors around you and each foe can be dismembered. You can even go so far as evaporating them into a bloody mess. The game also boasts a heavy amount of swearing as well as some crude sex references. But if you're fine with all that stuff then I would definitely recommend this game. I had a blast playing this game and would recommend it to anyone comfortable with heavy levels of violence and crude profanity. The fact that it's price has been reduced just seals the deal. Do yourself a favour and pick it up.
I wasn't expecting much but this is surprisingly good
The cover design , the look of this game did not sell it to me , whoever commissioned the artwork didn't want you to buy the game as it no only doesn't reflect the game but it's uninspiring at the same time. If you like the feel of Rage and enjoy the Borderland games , then you will love this. It's funny, quirky , bit odd and brilliant fun at the same time.