16 Facts About Bulletstorm

Bulletstorm is a 2011 first-person shooter video game developed by People Can Fly and Epic Games and published by Electronic Arts .

Bulletstorm was a commercial failure for both Epic Games and Electronic Arts, selling one million copies by 2013.

Bulletstorm takes place in the 26th century, where the universe is run by the "Confederation of Planets".

Bulletstorm's agrees to work with Grayson and Ishi on the condition that they help her rescue Sarrano.

Bulletstorm was developed by Polish game studio People Can Fly.

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Bulletstorm concluded it was the "wrong choice for the online modes" retrospectively.

The name "Bulletstorm" was revealed when game developer People Can Fly filed a trademark request for the name in December 2009.

Bulletstorm praised the skillshot mechanic for tying into the upgrade system as this gave players an incentive to use them during combat.

Bulletstorm enjoyed the weapons, which enables players to fight against enemies in "intriguing" ways.

Bulletstorm applauded how the game allowed players to combine different moves together freely.

Bulletstorm noted, though, that by the end of the game, the combat became monotonous and repetitive as the game failed to offer more diverse combat encounters.

Bulletstorm described the game as "a very intelligent, highly intricate, and sumptuously nuanced design masquerading as a big dumb action game" and recognized that its gameplay helped evolve the FPS genre.

Bulletstorm remarked that the experience, while mostly rewarding, could be frustrating if the players were joined by strangers.

Bulletstorm's expressed her disappointment that PCF did not add much that was new to the remaster.

Bulletstorm's added that "much like Tarantino's Kill Bill or Rodriguez's Sin City, this game is an expression of creative entertainment for adults".

Bulletstorm later recognized the game was the victim of an industry shift, as smaller-tier games were slowly being phased out.