It's hard to overstate just how packed the 90s were with FPSes. Everyone remembers Doom and Quake, of course, and Duke Nukem has proven conclusively that his time was then and never again, but the crazed success of Doom meant everyone had their own take on the genre. From the six degrees of freedom of the Descent series, to mecha-rabbit platformer Jumping Flash, to being given away free in cereal boxes with Chex Quest, there were a ton of major and minor releases that have aged with varying degrees of success. One of the more fondly remembered ones was Blood, a brutal gothic shooter featuring the anti-hero Caleb, risen from his grave to take vengeance on the demon who betrayed him.
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Fast forward twenty two years and Nightdive Studios revived Blood for PC, in the form of Blood: Fresh Supply. Doing its standard excellent job with reviving old games onto new hardward, Blood: Fresh Supply ran smoothly, plus had support for online multiplayer either co-op or competitive. Blood was still the same game it always had been, tuned to the high side of difficulty far beyond what Doom or Duke Nukem...
