Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition

If you're looking for a quick 10ish hour drug fueled linear action adventure with corny dialogue and stereotypical characters; this is the one for you.
In a market where it seems that every game has an open world, crafting, perks, leveling up, and inventory management; Bulletstorm is a blast from the past with crazy big guns, over the top set pieces, and just putrid violence.
Go forward, shoot gun.
God I miss this era of video games.

Fun gameplay and hilarious dialogue from each characters in the story.

This game came out in 2011 and it was during the time when games was actually fun and developers actaully put in the work.

It's loud, explosive and unbelievably stupid.
I love every second of its versatile action filled with comical levels of testosterone and adrenaline.
I mean, the guy can't even press a button to use an elevator. HE PUNCHES THE THING.
Aesthetically, in terms of style and sonically, it is a game that quite evokes a Gears of War vibe (Slightly more colorful), of foul-mouthed action heroes with harsh voices and no neck, blowing things up to the sound of bombastic symphonies and heavy metal.
The rhythm is considerably more fast-paced, intense and arcadey, with increasingly absurd set-pieces being poured out in an gratuitous but glorious way.
The story is very chaotic and has the best aggressive cliches in the world.
At that time there was nothing like it and it was a breath of fresh air amidst the abyss of military shooters. Hell, there's still nothing like it today.
It's a non-stop barrage of stupidity, which perhaps won't have much lasting appeal. But if you wallow in this kind of mindless, cathartic action and can laugh at bad jokes missing the mark by miles, welcome to the party.
Bulletstorm is straight to the point, absolutely insane and is spectacular.
P.S: You can shoot enemies' balls and get rewarded for it.

Bulletstorm was just as good as I remember it being. Silly, cheesy fun with solid controls, great gunplay, and the "hook," the leash, is great at setting up and executing great skillshots throughout the game. I thoroughly enjoyed it when it first came out and revisiting it was a treat. Full disclosure: I did not revisit Echoes mode and did not play through the Duke Nukem campaign. The 10 solid hours I spent in the main campaign was enough for me.

This game is very underrated and it is borderline criminal that it didn't sell better when it came out. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys FPSs.

the story line, the characters, the humorous banter, the weapons, the many different ways one can kill his enemies, the overall destruction...it's got it all in this better than awesome FPS. two thumbs way up!

the game is quite fun, the action is enjoyable and the dialogue is hilarious at times, i played this game when i was a young teen like 10-ish years ago and had just as much fun if not more, especially since i didn't die as much this time around.