List Price : $58.99 Price : $11.39
Product Description
Bodycount reboots the First Person Shooter with a single-minded focus on delivering best-in-class gunplay. Gamers will experience the intense satisfaction of spectacular close-quarters combat in a shreddable world as players and opponents tear through cover to execute explosive kills. The first game from Codemasters Guildford Studio, Bodycount is being developed using the EGO Game Technology Platform, an evolution of the award-winning EGO engine. Ensnared in a clandestine global power struggle that rages under the cover of conventional war zones in Africa and Asia, players must eliminate a relentlessly evil enemy known only as ‘The Target’ on behalf of the ‘Network’. After being dropped into chaotic areas of operations, gamers deploy a mouth-watering selection of contemporary firearms to tear through environments and enemies, chaining kills and earning power ups. Complimented by co-operative and multiplayer modes, Bodycount will set new standards for intense, outrageous arcade action and put the fun back into the FPS.
Amazon.com Product Description
Bodycount is a First-Person Arcade Shooter rooted in fun, fast-paced action and focused on providing players with a groundbreaking visceral gunplay experience like no game before it. Parachute into a colorful world filled with crumbling cities and battle your way through mission-based gameplay that ties every gun discharge and munition explosion to the rumble feature of your controller. Additional features include: single player and multiplayer options, class-based AI and three factions, a powerful weapons arsenal, in-game currency and Intel, a non-sticky cover system and fully destructible environments.
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Go Ballistic in Arcade Firefights
Fall in love with firepower as Bodycount blasts intense arcade firefights from both barrels. Shred enemies and cover, perform skill kills and chain combos as you hunt the mysterious 'Target,' a relentlessly evil enemy who manipulate world events under the cover of civil war zones Carve your own wave of destruction through open-ended levels and battle class-based enemies who'll work together to chase you down. Equipped with a mouthwatering arsenal of weapons, grenades, mines and air strikes, rip your way through a campaign that embraces spectacular and indulgent gunplay and rewards creative killing. From the war zones in Africa to dangerous city streets set in Asia, and through the covert bases operated by the 'Target,' Bodycount's multi-route levels become explosive killing grounds flooded with enemies and destructible cover. This high-octane campaign is complimented by cooperative and competitive online modes where you're encouraged to leave no man standing. Go ballistic with Bodycount.
Key Game Features
- Fall in love with firepower in intense arcade firefights
- Deploy a powerful arsenal of weapons
- AI is class-based, each operating differently and possessing different behaviors depending on the situation
- 3 in-game factions (the Army, the Militia and the Target), each with signature color scheme and appearance
- Take on open levels in campaign and online co-op and competitive multiplayer modes
- Execute skill kills, build combat combat chains and collect Intel to earn combat upgrades
- Shred through cover and enemies to carve a unique path of destruction
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- AI is class based, each operating diffently and possesing different behaviors depending on the situation
- 3 in-game factions (the Army, the Millitia and the Target), each with signature color scheme and appearance
- Take on open levels in campaign and online co-op and competitive multiplayer modes
- Execute skill kills, build combat combat chains and collect intel to earn combat upgrades
- Shred through cover and enemies to carve a unique path of destruction
Bodycount Reviews
Bodycount Reviews
| 30 of 35 people found the following review helpful  Finally, an FPS that doesn't pretend to be something its not., By = Fun: This review is from: Bodycount (Video Game) Guns, bullets, and explosions. The barebones essentials to make almost any FPS great.I have grown extremely tired of the Call of Duty/ battlefield/ Halo debates. Gamers have become quite cruel to each other when it comes to these games and they seem to worship these games like they are their holy grail of shooters. I myself miss the days when a new FPS was coming out and EVERYONE was excited about it. There were no flame wars about which game was better or whose graphics were just a bit better, people just wanted to have a good time. Isn't that what games are supposed to be about? I guess I am just a wishful thinker, I better get to the point here. Bodycount throws everything about modern day shooters out the window and I am 100% ok with that idea. This game is all about pure arcade action! Think about the game as a modern day Metal Slug and you will understand what the guys at Codemasters were trying to achieve. Even the ammo and intel pickups you recieve from... Read more 6 of 8 people found the following review helpful  Sometimes it's just more fun to SHRED!, By rob damage "musician, hard-core gamer, old-sc... (Los Angeles, California United States) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Bodycount (Video Game) Like many games I seem to enjoy, this game is getting a pretty bad rep. I'm reviewing this to clear up some information for the more open-minded of you that are kind of on-the-line as to picking Bodycount up or not. Remember, this post is entirely of my own opinion, & I happen to prefer games that are not always AAA titles.First things first, Is Bodycount worth it's $60 price tag? Unfortunately, Bodycount is overpriced. This is a game worth no more than $40. The multiplayer is very typical, and I do not think there will be any downloadable content in this games future. I'm (most likely a little more than half way through the game & playing on the hard difficulty setting) working on the campain mode, and while I'm totally enjoying the game, I expect to finish it within an approx. total of 8 hours. (correction, hard mode took me 14 hours to beat) Is the gameplay enjoyable? Here is the premise: SHRED EVERYTHING IN SITE! If you enjoyed the demo, you're in for more... Read more 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Better than expected, = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Bodycount (Video Game) I played the demo for this game before I got it. Honestly, from the way the demo went I wasn't expecting a whole lot, but it was cheap enough I figured it was worth a shot. Well, it was. No, this isn't like Call of Duty, and it was never meant to be. It's more like those old-school shooters where the enemies are like piñatas full of ammo and whatever else that rain to the ground when they die. It's just plain old rush-in-guns-blazing fun. The weapons selection isn't really impressive, mostly due to the lack of sniper weapons. The guns it does provide are satisfying to use, though. And the cover system, once you get used to it, is actually very impressive--you can take cover virtually anywhere. Now when I play Call of Duty I actually find myself wishing I could peek out from cover like I can in Bodycount.The destructive environment is cool, but sometimes it's actually *too* destructive. In the Nexus levels, in particular, the near-constant sounds of shattering glass... Read more |
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