Gore: Ultimate Soldier
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It's the mid-21st century. The planet has fallen into ruin as street gangs have grown so powerful that they control neighborhoods and the more powerful ones control entire cities. Desperately trying to reclaim power, the U.S. government develops a highly advanced combat training simulator.
In the world of Gore, you are a soldier who has just entered the training program. As you begin bootcamp, the gangs hack into the training simulation with intent to use it for themselves. What ensues is a life and death struggle that will determine the future of the entire planet.
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- Gore: Первая кровь - Russian spelling
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Critics
Average score: 65% (based on 27 ratings)
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Average score: 2.5 out of 5 (based on 19 ratings with 4 reviews)
The Good
Its not the absolute worst FPS game I have ever played. The play feel of it isn't in itself too bad.
The Bad
The plot is at best cliched.
The graphics are perhaps on par for a 1998 release game, hard to believe this was released in 2002.
The enemies are a complete mish-mash, and the AI seems pretty poor. The addition of melee combat could have been interesting, if they didn't just run into your gunfire.
It has a stamina counter, which for all evidence seems like they just added it to have something to list as a feature, as it has no real use.
The Bottom Line
If you get the chance to play this game without buying it then go ahead, but unless you are an absolutely rabid collector, this is one to avoid wasting your money on.
Windows · by deepcut (1845) · 2003
Greatest Multiplayer, Pinacle of Quake/CS gameplay
The Good
Great level design in visual and gameplay side. Very good, remarkable soundtrack and sound effects. Good arsenal, nice tactic mode.
The Bad
Old bugs (like rocket bug, grenade bug, ladder bug)
The Bottom Line
Game is abandoned, needs to be rereleased on Steam.
Windows · by T02my (1) · 2025
A great game for fans of old school FPS games (ala Doom, Serious Sam, etc.)
The Good
Fast, violent, bloody, high octane action; cool but balanced weapons; very solid and balanced gameplay; cheesy but hilarious voice acting, especially screams of death and pain; game runs EXTREMELY smoothly; nice loud, violent gunshot sounds; I can't say enough about how solid the gameplay is
The Bad
You keep seeing the same enemies over and over again; one dimensional AI (but not the worst I've seen, and still challenging)
The Bottom Line
I love this game the same way I love Serious Sam and Doom - it's all about the action. This is really a game for hardcore, old school FPS fans who want nothing better than to cause total destruction and mayhem. Fans of tactical or war-based FPS games might think GORE is way too simple. No tiptoeing around, conserving ammo, strategizing or other nonsense in this game. Gore is a straight ahead and violent action game where your only goal is to mow down anything that moves. This may sound repetitive and boring, but it's not, because the gameplay and weapons are very well balanced - your weapons are never too powerful or too weak for any situation, and the AI, altough not the best I've seen by any stretch, provide a good challenge. The game is very violent and bloody - when you shoot someone, blood comes geysering out from everywhere, and if you shoot someone right up close with the four barrelled shotgun, he explodes! People have criticized the graphics for some reason, and sure, the graphics aren't Unreal II, Doom 3 or Panzer Dragoon Orta caliber, but they're certainly not bad, and they serve the game well because they never bog the processor down. Granted, I have a pretty powerful computer (P4, 3.2 GHz), but I was still very impressed at how amazingly smooth the game runs, without one single hitch, stutter or hiccup. Lastly, the game doesn't take itself seriously at all, and is a blast to play. I just love the horrible but hilarious voice acting during the game - screams of pain and death are totally exaggerated and peppered with classic quotes like, "Take that, you b**tch!!", or "I'm gonna rip you a new one!!" or "Ow!!!" You have to play it to appreciate how much of a riot this game is! The humor and great gameplay make GORE a winner.
Windows · by Sean Goguen (5) · 2003
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German index
On October 31, 2002, Gore: Ultimate Soldier was put on the infamous German index by the BPjS. For more information about what this means and to see a list of games sharing the same fate, take a look here: BPjS/BPjM indexed games.
Government
Based on the ten national flags that are hanging on the walls of the UMC Headquarters in the game's Cube level, the UMC (world government of the future) is composed of the following countries, in order from left to right: the United States, China, Australia, Pakistan, Canada, Germany, Brazil, France, Russia, and the United Kingdom.
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Game added by NeoMoose.
Additional contributors: Alan Chan, Corn Popper, formercontrib, Klaster_1, Jacob Nutting, Cantillon, Patrick Bregger, Titan10.
Game added June 10, 2002. Last modified April 13, 2025.