Bloodrunner

About

"Bloodrunner" is a single-player game with a highly emotional and awesome story set in a post-apocalyptic world. After an experiment gone wrong releases the Sludge God, who begins terraforming the area and turning living beings into undead monsters, take control of a commando from the Toxic Commandos team and fight to save the planet. With buddy-movie vibes and over-the-top humor, action, and horror inspired by classic 80s cinema, choose your class and unleash an array of weaponry to send the Sludge God back to the underworld.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 100 reviews

story30 positive mentions

The book features a compelling second chance romance between Harper and Wyatt, filled with emotional depth and character development.
T.S. Joyce's writing is engaging and well-crafted, making the story enjoyable and hard to put down.
The introduction of new characters from the previous series adds richness to the story, allowing readers to reconnect with beloved characters while exploring new dynamics.

Some readers found the addition of vampires and other supernatural elements to be jarring and not fitting with the established shifter universe.
The pacing of the story was slow at times, leading to confusion before the plot picked up.
A few readers expressed disappointment with the character decisions, feeling that certain actions were frustrating or lacked common sense.

story
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The story is a heartfelt exploration of second chances, friendship, and personal growth, set in a vibrant shifter universe. It features well-developed characters, engaging dynamics, and a blend of suspense and romance, though some critiques mention one-dimensional antagonists and occasional character decisions that lack sense. Overall, readers appreciate the emotional depth and interconnectedness of the characters' journeys, making it a compelling start to a new series.
- “This was a lovely second chance story that had me wondering where the author would take it.”
- “The combination of spine-chilling suspense, fabulous dialogue, intriguing plot, and vivid scenes that leave you breathless keep you glued to the story from start to finish.”
- “What a raw and truly worthy story to describe the bond between Wyatt and Harper!”
- “I don't mean to sound presumptuous, but this book just left me so very disappointed, because you went there... if you liked the other storylines in this series, this is not the follow-up you would have expected.”
- “I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because the bad guys are pretty one-dimensional, shallow, and obvious plot devices.”
- “It took a while for me to grasp what the story was about.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is described as a powerful and immersive experience, eliciting a wide range of feelings from laughter to heartbreak. Reviewers highlight the depth of character pain and the impact of emotional reunions, emphasizing that the narrative takes players on a rollercoaster of emotions, making it both beautiful and heartbreaking. Overall, it successfully engages players on a profound emotional level, leaving a lasting impression.
- “I cried for them all.”
- “The author definitely made me feel the pain & heartbreak of the characters, so be prepared for some low moments.”
- “This book was an emotional rollercoaster.”
humor
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The humor in the book is characterized by a blend of wit and relatability, with readers appreciating the author's clever writing and the flawed yet authentic characters. The story elicits a range of emotions, combining laughter with heartfelt moments, making it an engaging and enjoyable read.
- “This book had me laughing and crying as I got to know Harper and Wyatt as adults in a way I never expected.”
- “The storylines have humor, friendship, love, and a hero to the rescue... love these types of books.”
- “She is very witty with a wicked sense of humor and characters that are flawed but real.”