Blood Plasma Pak

Blood bathing continues with the first official Blood supplement released by the reliable Monolith Productions team. This time, the creators offer us a completely new episode, several premiere villains and increased power of destruction of some weapons. All in all, not much, but every fanatic of this game should be satisfied.

The new episode, with the meaningful name "Post Mortem" was prepared with a great impetus, but frankly speaking not knocking on your knees. The boards are at most average in of construction, you can see right away that the authors focused more on the butcher's theme than on the architectural one. Against the background of sensational solutions from the original episodes, these look exceptionally pale. The number of individual stages also does not impress, it is just nine in Single Player mode and four in multiplayer mode. As for enlargement, that's not much, one could have been tempted by another episode. Completely different impressions made on me new weapons, or rather extensions of old ones. A careful player probably re that in the previous version of the game, there was a second arsenal hand-held shooting mode, but it concerned only selected tools. In Blood Plasma Pak, an error has been fixed and an alternative fire is now available for all means of extermination. My strong favorite is the napalm launcher, which, in addition to firing bullets forward, can also eject charges like a mortar, causing a series of uncontrolled explosions. Equally interesting is the alternative action of the Voodoo stick: placed anywhere, it will kill all enemies approaching it.