Gameist writes: "Videogames and violence go together like peanut butter and jelly. As any stoned out college boy can tell you, they complement each other perfectly and are twice as difficult to completely separate.
Efforts to remove any form of violence from video games have been met with scrutiny, scorn and downright failure. It cost Florida penal irritant Jack Thompson his career, his credibility and his ability to appear on television within five seconds of a bloody, national tragedy so he can blame it all on Banjo-Kazooie."
Gripping storytelling, refined gameplay, and a jaw-dropping presentation make for a more wholly satisfying sophomore outing.
Men Of War 2 developed by Best Way and published by Fulqrum Publishing is now available on PC, here is our review of the game. Men Of War 2 is a real-time strategy World War 2 game.
Mike writes "Given that this is their first release since the Microsoft acquisition, I credit Hellblade II for not feeling compromised by corporate interests, but that only makes it more baffling that it lacks any real vision that I was able to discern. It’s not an offensively bad experience, and yet I can only offer one of the most damning criticisms imaginable – I have no idea why it was made."
Definitely a lot of 5/10's coming out that seem to be getting suppressed from Metacritic, power of Microsoft.
It's a shame Thrill Kill was never released. It was actually a fun game and nowhere near as gory, as a lot of people claimed it to be. I think it had more to do with sexual stuff, some of the characters were doing, instead of the gore.
Thrill Kill was later re-made into a Wu-tang Clan fighting game.
Where is Ninja Gaiden II? That has quite a bit of blood and the enemies bodies (and limbs) "never" disappear. Honorable mention perhaps...
Manhunt is F***** up lmao
So no Phantasmagoria?
I vote Splatterhouse.