Reviewers Liked
- Serviceable, oldtime shooter action, A few good scares, along with some unsettling gore
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Dumb enemies, Simplistic levels based around triggering spawn points, Short singleplayer campaign and no multiplayer
ShellShock 2: Blood Trails
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By BrightHub onShellShock 2: Blood Trails spices up Vietnam with a liberal application of zombies, but it does nothing to liven up the generic shooter gameplay....
By GameSpot onA cross between Apocalypse Now and The Descent, with your dad’s record collection dusted down to provide the soundtrack to its steamy jungle gunplay – you’ll be strangling a ghoul in the bowels of an ancient temple when the screen...
By Games Radar onHowever, there are also games that are universally derided. They are so bad that when several reviews agree on the bad points, no-one places a question mark as to the integrity of the review in question. Unfortunately for Eidos and all who had a hand...
By Strategy Informer onHaving never played, or even heard of the first Shell Shock, I was afraid that I might be left in the cold, but I was confident that I could piece together enough information to understand the storyline at least, and I was right. Although the game...
By Tech Olive onAn intriguing idea to mix Vietnam jungle combat with survival horror zombies ultimately disappoints because its too short, has little that is truly challenging, provides uninspiring missions and has erratic targeting systems. In short: horror now,...
By itreviews.com onAls das mittlerweile indizierte Shellshock: Nam '67 erschien, war es der Versuch von Eidos, im Genre der heiß umkämpften Kriegstitel Fuß zu fassen - mit wenig Erfolg. Das hindert Eidos aber nicht daran, uns mit einem Nachfolger zu...
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