This Full Clip edition offers improved graphics and sound, all previously released DLC, six new Echo maps, and a new Overkill mode.Echo mode tracks players' performances in sequences from the single-player campaign. The single-player storyline develops through high-adventure missions set in a dangerous, abandoned paradise. Encouraging risky maneuvers and highly chaotic battles, the game's 'Skillshot' feature rewards exceptionally precise, destructive, and creative hits with experience points, which are used to purchase character upgrades and unlock powerful weapons. It stands as one of the most genuinely funny games ever made.Bulletstorm is a futuristic first-person shooter with larger-than-life weaponry and arcade-paced combat. Of course, the final product ended up being an effective parody of that culture and the stagnant nature of the genre during that time.

The questionable marketing campaign that proceeded its 2011 release portrayed it as a fairly typical first-person shooter that likely didn’t peak the interests of anyone who fell outside of the fabled “dudebro” demographic. Take comfort in the fact that those who are unfamiliar with Bulletstorm are likely in the majority. Though largely just a visual change, this Duke DLC will likely make Full Clip the best game featuring Duke Nukem released in the last 20 years.

Along with the usual video and audio enhancements, Full Clipwill sport a 4K mode exclusive to its PS4 Pro version, all of the original single-player and multiplayer content, and a score challenge mode played across new maps.Įven better, those that pre-order the game will be able to play through the title as none other than Duke Nukem himself. Everything revealed thus far suggests that this will be a fairly expansive re-imagining of the original game. The remaster, titled Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition, has been hinted at for months now, but the above trailer is the first official footage we’ve seen from the project.

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