Bedlam is a first-person shooter based on a novel of the same name by award winning British author Christopher Brookmyre. In Bedlam, players take on the role of Heather Quinn (aka Athena), a programmer at medical scanning developer Neurosphere, who finds herself transported into the world of Starfire: a nineties FPS she remembers from her teen years. Searching for an explanation and a way home, she ventures beyond Starfire, to discover a vast realm of interconnected game worlds documenting the evolution of the FPS genre and of video games in general.
Ricevi una notifica istantanea quando il gioco raggiunge lo sconto desiderato
Unified technical telemetry aggregated from Steam, Valve Steam Deck, ProtonDB, PCGamingWiki, and IGDB.
| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
Official minimum and recommended hardware configurations.
Top helpful player reviews pulled directly from the Steam open registry with verified playtime hours.
Bedlam should be an incredibly cool game that takes players through a thrilling ride of landmark shooters like Quake, or Medal of Honor while exploring the evolution of video game design. Instead Bedlam mostly just shows us what other great games look like while feeling like a fairly bland shooter itself. The journey begins when some gamer, known for technical prowess in shooters, realizes that she is in a game. From there, stuff happens and she has to shuffle around to other games. Bedlam tries to explore various video game genre/subgenres but doesn't ever quite commit. The horror game give you some tighter corridors and zombie enemies, but that's similar to the annoying catwalks that fill out the sci-fi inspired shooter levels, and then pretty much every other level just has wide open spaces but with different fillers (tanks in the World War 2 shooter setting, cottages in the fantasy
Bedlam was a blast to play. In a time and age where most FPS are designed to appeal to the masses, few titles evoke the sense I had when I first played DOOM or Quake, unless we’re talking about the recent Wolfenstein game. That said, I’m not saying this is comparable with those games in terms of quality and overall production values, but I do strongly believe that this is an underrated gem and so I’d like to express how this game deserves to be played. In Bedlam you play as Heather Quinn, or Athena (her nickname). You’ve recently got a new job and soon enough you find yourself trapped inside some sort of videogame. Soon enough you realize the sort of mess you’ve put yourself into and uncover a conspiracy that is placing your digital life in danger. This is what I really enjoy about Bedlam. The game takes place inside various game worlds and is brimming with tons of references that trigg
Introduction I have finally found another video game that mixes anachronisms with pop culture references in a most pleasant manner. Darkest of Days was the first title within this narrow niche, that I got to play way back in 2010. Now it’s time for Bedlam to impress me with its humor and rather unique gameplay mechanics. The game I’m writing about today represents an excellent Steam debut for the developer in question. RedBedlam, is the name and they have every reason to be proud of their first project to be released and enjoyed on Steam. Story Bedlam’s story is quite convoluted, so bare with me. Players control an interesting young Scottish woman, named Heather “Athena” Quinn. She’s got mouthful alright, so you better get used to more than a few swear words. Yet I can hardly blame her. You see, Athena (that’s her gamer tag) has been trapped in a strange digital world not so different
Bedlam is an original and fun take on the old school first person (multiplayer) shooters from the 90’s (and even before the 90’s). If you enjoyed playing Quake or Unreal Tournament back in the days (you might even play them to this day) then Bedlam is everything you want and more. No need to look any further. Here’s why: Since this is an Early Access game – and therefore still incomplete – I can’t tell if the final product will be worth your money and time but the first few chapters that I’ve played so far are very entertaining to say the least. I won’t go as far as to say it’s brilliant, but I can’t remember a game that has tried this sort of story before. Not like this, anyway. The basic story is as follows: your character is a scientist who’s volunteering to test some new brain scanning tech. The scan it makes eventually puts you inside a game, but you quickly realize that you can’t
I started this game expecting some bundle trash, but its awesomeness came and hit me out of nowhere. Hilarious (and excellently voiced) dialogue, inventive and humorous levels, intriguing story, and most important of all, FUN gameplay. It didn't overstay its welcome, or try padding things out with repetitive tasks, just good old fashioned FPS BLAM BLAM BLAMING.
Length of Time Played: 7 Hours Distance Played: Beat The Game (Up To What Is Finished) Personal Grade: B+ Opinion of Each Aspect Grading System - Outstanding, Excellent, Good, Acceptable, Poor, Horrendous, Abysmal Gameplay: Excellent Stability: Good Story: Excellent Controls: Excellent Graphics: Good Music: Acceptable Sounds: Poor Difficulty: Poor Notes: + (Positives), = (Small Gripes), - (Negatives) + A fairly good story based off the novel of the same game + Scottish accents are always a plus + References to older FPS's is a nice touch + Feels like an old school shooter with a better engine + A very large variety of weapons = Gun sounds could be a bit more believeable = Enemy AI has rather horrendous accuracy = Enemy Snipers on the other hand have perfect accuracy = Gun switching should be via Half-Life style with a small hud - The difficulty is absurdly easy on Medium - Zombies
Structured threads, verified dev answers and player expertise without chat noise
Palworld is a multiplayer, open-world survival crafting game where you can befriend and collect mysterious creatures called "Pal" in a vast world! Make your Pals fight, build, farm, and work in factories.
Fast! you must find some resources to survive! explore the towns, kill some zombies, "steal" cars, food, weapons and gear, collect wood, make your own base, build your farm and keep an eye open! Because zombies aren't the biggest problem here, there's some snipers waiting for you in this perfect combination of The forest, Minecraft and DayZ! Find your weapons! Because THEY ARE COMING!
Cuphead is a run-and-gun action game focused primarily on boss battles. Its visual style is modeled after 1930s cartoons, using traditional hand-drawn cel animation, watercolor backgrounds, and original jazz recordings. Players control Cuphead or Mugman in single-player or local co-op, traversing themed worlds, acquiring new weapons, and unlocking super moves. The game includes both boss encounters and side-scrolling platforming stages.
Black Mesa is a re-envisioning of Valve Software's classic science fiction first person shooter, Half-Life. Powered by Source Engine, You will re-visit the inaugural role of Gordon Freeman and his memorable journey through the Black Mesa Research Facility. Expect detailed environments to explore, a huge cast of characters and experimental weaponry. All-new music, voice acting, choreography and added dialogue give way to a more expansive and immersive experience than ever before.
The only aim in Rust is to survive. Everything wants you to die - the island’s wildlife and other inhabitants, the environment, other survivors. Do whatever it takes to last another night.
Deep Rock Galactic is a first-person co-operative sci-fi shooter for up to 4 players, featuring fully procedural and destructible environments to explore, mine, and explode your way through to reach your objectives. As a team of veteran dwarven space miners, you must take on perilous missions for the interplanetary mining corporation Deep Rock Galactic and go where no-one else dares, into the deepest, most dangerous cave systems of the most hostile planet ever discovered.
Welcome to The Long Dark, the innovative exploration-survival experience Wired magazine calls "the pinnacle of an entire genre". The game is a thoughtful, exploration-survival experience that challenges solo players to think for themselves as they explore an expansive frozen wilderness in the aftermath of a geomagnetic disaster. There are no zombies but only you, the cold, and all the threats Mother Nature can muster.
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Vermintide. It's time for players to return to the memorable first-person co-op experience with intense world class melee action.
No Man's Sky is an action-adventure survival game set in a procedurally generated universe containing over 18 quintillion planets. Players explore star systems, gather resources, trade with alien species, and upgrade their equipment while following an overarching narrative involving a mysterious entity called the Atlas. The game is built around four pillars: exploration, survival, combat, and trading. Since its 2016 launch, it has received numerous free updates adding multiplayer, base building, fleet management, and virtual reality support.
Ark: Survival Evolved takes on the survival genre with a unique blend of emergent multiplayer cooperation and competition. Players awake naked and starving on the beach of a mysterious island among a herd of other confused humans. On ARK, they must then hunt, harvest, craft, research technology, and build shelters to protect against scorching days, freezing nights, volatile weather systems, dangerous wildlife, and potential enemies. Use cunning strategy and tactics to tame and ride the many dinosaurs and other primeval creatures roaming the dynamic, persistent ecosystems across land, sea, air, and even underground. Build your character’s strengths and gain items, skills, and pet creatures using in-depth role-playing systems. Start a tribe with hundreds of other players to survive and dominate competing tribes...and ultimately discover the ARK’s true purpose.
