Unreal Blood
A downloadable game for Windows
This is a fan-made recreation of the cult classic FPS "Blood" (1997), rebuilt from the ground up in Unreal Engine 5 with an exciting roguelike twist.
Feel free to test it out and let me know what you think and if you wanna see more :)
This started as an experiment in recreating the iconic first level of Blood in a modern engine and evolved into add roguelike elements in the game. By introducing procedurally generated levels, I tried to give this beloved classic a fresh, infinitely replayable spin. For a deep dive into the development process and to see the game in action, check out the YouTube video below:
Please note: This is a non-commercial fan project created out of love for the original game. I claim no ownership of the Blood IP.
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Development log
- Having Fun with Roguelike FPS Ideas: First Look2 days ago
- Update: New Graphics Options & Bug Fixes27 days ago
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too lagy for me, 11-15fps. needs grpahics options to improve performance
I see, thanks for reporting this. I agree, I'll add them in the next so be people can adjust the settings which improve performance when needed.
i've played it on the old PC with gtx960. now i tried it on my home pc with rtx2080s, it performs much better! but i found out that enemies could shot me through walls and objects =) finished the demo.
Thanks for the follow-up and for finishing the demo :) Glad it runs better on the RTX2080S. The enemies shooting through walls is definitely a bug - thanks for catching that. Your feedback is super helpful for improving the game. Appreciate you taking the time to play and report back!
now works much better after patch!
Awesome! Glad the patch helped. Thanks for trying it out and for your earlier feedback, it really helped guide the fixes.
nice retro
Thanks alot for playing the demo. Sorry about the slow performance; I suspect it might be due to older hardware. Even though the game has a retro look, it uses UE5's dynamic lighting, which can be pretty demanding on older systems.