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Games with the best/realistic gore
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Have you also not upgraded your computer since SoF 2 came out? Because almost every other FPS that came out after it has better gore.
TheImplodingVoice
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Resident Evil 2 Remake has pretty realistic gore
yellowcake
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The BEST (maybe not very realistic) gore - Severance Blade of darkness.
Edit: name other game that has somewhat realistic blood splatter physics, ie blood squirts rhythmically from neck of decapitated guy on the wall/stairs, makes pools on the floor or splotches on the wall in the place squirts landed (not just random decals), then those splotches flow down the wall or stairs making bigger stains. Blood also squirts from severed limbs/heads with the same behavior (so a head rolls squirting making pools on the floor or splotches on the wall than flow down if big enough. If you ambush a few guys on the stairs you can make actual bloodfalls. It is fucking mesmerising.
Edit: name other game that has somewhat realistic blood splatter physics, ie blood squirts rhythmically from neck of decapitated guy on the wall/stairs, makes pools on the floor or splotches on the wall in the place squirts landed (not just random decals), then those splotches flow down the wall or stairs making bigger stains. Blood also squirts from severed limbs/heads with the same behavior (so a head rolls squirting making pools on the floor or splotches on the wall than flow down if big enough. If you ambush a few guys on the stairs you can make actual bloodfalls. It is fucking mesmerising.
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Dead Island had multilayer body damage, which was supposedly quite advanced; though since it's a zombie game, the end result was barely noticeable.
The newer mortal kombats had pretty gratuitous fatalities with xray vision of broken bones, etc., though I'm not up to speed with the series, so can't tell you which of the newer ones aren't shit.
Then there's Sniper Elite and its xray damage camera.
There's also Hatred if the classic Postal (not the FPS shit) type of violence is your thing.
The newer mortal kombats had pretty gratuitous fatalities with xray vision of broken bones, etc., though I'm not up to speed with the series, so can't tell you which of the newer ones aren't shit.
Then there's Sniper Elite and its xray damage camera.
There's also Hatred if the classic Postal (not the FPS shit) type of violence is your thing.
DJOGamer PT
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Realsim doesn't really work very well in games, because games are an exageration of reality. That's why the good recomandations so far are actually good, because they aren't realistic but are very stylish and fit perfectly to what happening on screen and the type of gameplay.
For multiplayer side, Mordhau has pretty funny looking gore, you can chop off a knight's arm and he's still up for several seconds punching your face before crumbling down. Insurgency Sandstorm has amazing blood effect (as in realistic, not fancy looking), gore is a bit rare as it's only triggered when someone's exploded or shot by shotgun. Warhammer Vermintide 2 is gory in its nature. I watched my friend play Hell let Loose a bit and body mutilation looks pretty impressive, although they disappear real quick.
For singleplayer side, Resident Evil 7 has a lot of close up gory scenes that genuinely look disturbing (the card game DLC for example), while Resident Evil 2 has great body damage. Wolfenstein 2 The New Colossus has good gore but blood and model look quite plastic.
For singleplayer side, Resident Evil 7 has a lot of close up gory scenes that genuinely look disturbing (the card game DLC for example), while Resident Evil 2 has great body damage. Wolfenstein 2 The New Colossus has good gore but blood and model look quite plastic.
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I don't know about realistic, but Project Overkill for the PS1 is a lot of gore and a lot of fun. Also has a good soundtrack.
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In EDF 5 you can drown the entire city in godzilla's blood, though it looks like red cabbage juice.
Also every limb of humanoid enemies can be cut off
Bloodrayne series have some pretty decent stuff, but gameplay is rather mediocre
And of course, everybody's favourite Postal 2 is very good with some mods
Also every limb of humanoid enemies can be cut off
Bloodrayne series have some pretty decent stuff, but gameplay is rather mediocre
And of course, everybody's favourite Postal 2 is very good with some mods
As far as I remember, Rogue Warrior was pretty explicit. Maybe not necessarily gore, but the violence was pretty extreem for a game
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