Condemned 2 Was Definetly Scarier Than The First One Like For Real You Have Grizzle Bears Chasing you

This game was... ok, but just not as fun as I thought it woyld be, BUT on the bright side, it has a godd story line, its kind of weird, the controls are kind of screwy, I really cant play it alot in front of my brother and sister because they say Fu** alot, I mean really whats up with games and the non stop cussing in them, but other than all of that it's an ok game.

I bought this game for $20, but it's not worth anything more. It's a fun, creepy game in it's own right, but it is very repetitive and the story is a little loopy later on in the game. The atmosphere is great tho. If you liked the first, rent this.

if you already got the first one like i do then condemned 2 is a awsome addition to a collectors library , you still play as ethan thomas only now hes a bearded hobo who drinks alot ,wont tell all the story its good and disturbing , i like that ethan had to drink to steady his shots and that serial killer x is back now only deformed and the new features are great , i sugest you buy or rent whatever is your prefrence , just play this game you will love it

Condemned 2: Bloodshot is the latest Action/Horror game from acclaimed Developer Monolith(F.E.A.R, Project Origin). Bloodshot begins shortly after the events of the first game, and shoves you into the pee-stained shoes of a Down-on-his-luck Ethan Thomas. Ethan, caught up on his relentless drinking, is in for one hell of a ride. GRAPHICS Condemned 2 looks very good in First-Person, witch is what the game is played in (Besides cut-scenes). Clever use of filters and lighting effects add to the tension of the experience, but sometimes they're a bit overdone. But these great visuals are disrupted at the start and end of each level with some really awkward 3rd person cutscenes (Imagine Turok, but worse). Overall, the graphics are great. 8/10 GAMEPLAY In the first Condemned, the fighting mechanics were a real mixed bag. Sometimes, you could feel the impact of a golf-club to the spine run up your shoulder, and sometimes, it was like an autistic kid trying to swim. Thankfully, Bloodshot attempts to throw away these problems with the clever implementing of combos. When certain punches and blocks are strung together, the damage done in the end is multiplied somewhat. This ads some very minor strategy to the otherwise mindless combat. 9/10 SOUND Every scream of a demon and cry of a hobo with glass in his eyes will make you scream, laugh, and even cringe. This is helped by some solid voice-work. 10/10 OVERALL A great game, but weighed down a little by some very minor issues.

Just a short review: The first Condemned was an awesome game, so I figured the second one would be great too. I'm sad to say that I was very disappointed. In comparison, it is a lot like Halo 2. By that I mean that the game feels like it's just a filler for a third installment of the series. And not to spoil too much, but the game's final boss battle is very disappointing and not the least bit climatic. Some good things I can say about the game is that the combat system is pretty fun, and the game is full of pop up, scare the hell out of you moments. But all in all, the game's is o.k., but worth a rent only, definitly not worth $60.