Bloody Good Time Critic Reviews

A funny sort of cat-and-mouse first person shooter with an original premise and style. An absolute bargain at the price, and a game that gives more expensive XBLA titles a run for their money. There's plenty of fun to be had, and Bloody Good Time certainly live up to its name.

Outerlight (The Ship) came up with a boosted version of its favorite genre : the murder game. And works rather nicely ! For 5 euros / 400 Microsoft Points on Steam and Xbox Live Arcade only ? Seriously: it's a good deal.

The game feels unique, looks good, and adds a new twist not seen in a lot of multiplayer games.

Bloody Good Time is the spiritual successor to The Ship. It maintains its quirky style of action and strategy combined with a Sim-like gameplay. At its current low pricepoint it's hard to pass up on.

Freaky, ironic, disrespectful, Outerlight's game is a nice FPS and a funny lesson on how to kill people in strange manners. Not a masterpiece of Xbox Live, but a worthy experience for multiplayer games addicted, at a cheap price.

This unusual first-person shooter barely boasts enough content to justify even its budget price tag.

With a more refined combat system, BGT would be a fine prospect at its slim price tag. As it is, it doesn't quite live up to its title, but then Fairly Good Time doesn't quite have the same ring to it.

Some nice black humour but way too tedious gameplay.

Between lag, lockups, and a general lack of players, Bloody Good Time guarantees that you'll have anything but.

The concept may be a worthwhile shot in the dark, but its choppy execution is straight to video.

Quotation forthcoming.

Time is the worst enemy of this game. The first moments are great, but after a couple of hours it becomes incredibly monotonous and repetitive.

This game may offer some hours of fun, especially in multiplayer, and it is not expensive, but overall is has much to improve.

Bloody Good Time tries to pour too much formula into a limited cup, causing overflow and mayhem – and not the good kind. Avoid this Bloody mess.

The result is that the game's flow shudders and starts - a ponderous affair punctuated by sudden bouts of extremely messy and imprecise combat.

Rather dull and lifeless.

Terrible combat.

A spectacular failure in terms of content and technical quality. Don't bother.