Even as someone who thrives on watching horror films I found Bloodshore hard to stomach at times. This is rather brutal at times, so if you’re not a fan of violent horror, you’re going to find this a hard sell. There’s a disparity between its jokes and its propensity to poke fun at streamers and influencers, and the joy it takes in seeing them shot dead. But once the next morning rolls around and the new rules are laid out, things quickly take a turn for the dark.īloodshore can’t quite decide what it wants to be. It’s an opportunity to gather some media attention – and the ability to drop out at any time means many of the contestants aren’t really taking it seriously. Of course, everyone knows why they’re there. They’ve got an evening to set up camp and prepare themselves before the ‘game’ starts. Like a real-life PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, Bloodshore starts with a group of streamers parachuting onto an unknown island. The result is a messy, dystopian take on celebrity obsession one that makes for very uncomfortable viewing. And so, Bloodshore intermittently cuts between focusing on its characters and showing scenes of Kill/Stream’s presenters and viewers.

There can only be one winner, and it’s whoever is left standing at the end.Ĭalled Kill/Stream, the event is a global phenomenon, with millions of fans tuning in to potentially see their favourite internet celebrity shot dead live on air.

The latest FMV game from Good Gate Media and Wales Interactive sees the top influencers from around the world come together for one ultimate contest: a fight to the death. If you were an influencer, would you risk your life – and potentially take others – for ultimate fame and glory?

Bloodshore video game