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If you're gonna play a rail shooter, a very limited by nature, early ancestor of the FPS, you won't find better than Blue Estate around theseIf you're gonna play a rail shooter, a very limited by nature, early ancestor of the FPS, you won't find better than Blue Estate around these years. It's loaded with creativity, humour and energy. And it looks great too.

If you're easily offended - do not play this game. But if you want to play a quick game with a friend and have some fun, I can highlyIf you're easily offended - do not play this game. But if you want to play a quick game with a friend and have some fun, I can highly recommend it. Great responsive control, a lot of fun, simple action game for a couple of hours.

Great game as far as it goes. Simple yet effective time waster. If you're looking for something more then this isn't for you. It's an on-railsGreat game as far as it goes. Simple yet effective time waster. If you're looking for something more then this isn't for you. It's an on-rails shooter, not the second coming of Zelda.

A genuine, modern, descendant of old-times’ rail shooters, Blue Estate successfully combines beautifully designed levels with humor, self-sarcasm and light nudity. At the same time it offers countless hours of engagement to those gamers who enjoy progressing in a game’s leaderboards.

It can be fun, but only in co-op mode. If you’re planning to play alone, there are much better ways to spend the money.

For those of you who don't have a motion option on PC, Blue Estate is one shooter you can absolutely pass on. One day it may catch your eye on a dirt cheap Steam sale, and a light gun may come across your desk -- at that point, you may as well give it a shot.

Just as on Xbox One as a rail shooter Blue Estate is not as bad as feared. But it is also very old school and way too easy thanks to the uber-accurate mouse control.

Blue Estate is surprising in both good and bad ways. On the one hand, it delivers some good action with a surprising amount of cinematic flair. It also shows that the lack of an actual light gun can work quite well. On the other hand, the rather short game can feel too long, and the humor fails at being funny. If you can live with those shortcomings, the game is worth checking out for light gun fans who are jonesing for a new experience.

I remember the last time I played a game of similar ilk to this I was vastly unimpressed. Rambo was it's name I believe, and it should haveI remember the last time I played a game of similar ilk to this I was vastly unimpressed. Rambo was it's name I believe, and it should have stayed untouched.This attempt at an on-rails shootfest is vastly superior in every way. PLUS...it's funny.This can be a fiendishly difficult shooter at times, but with one hot chick to look at, gags nearly one every minute, and multiple bad guys almost every second, coupled with a killer soundtrack makes this a perfect addition to anyone's game collection. I've played some dire on-rails efforts in my time, this is most definitely not one of them.

Blue Estate is a fun little shooter that has a sense of humour, but ends too soon. I did enjoy the game but also did feel that it got a little too repetitive. If you're a fan of on rail shooters this is sure to please. If not, it still might be worth a whirl, since it is priced appropriately for what it offers.

Based upon Viktor Kalvachev's graphic novels, "Blue Estate" oozes pulp aesthetic from every pore! It's essentially a Tarantino flick goneBased upon Viktor Kalvachev's graphic novels, "Blue Estate" oozes pulp aesthetic from every pore! It's essentially a Tarantino flick gone on-rails shooter, and a glowing love letter to the heydays of arcade shooters like "Time Crisis" and "The House of the Dead". The console release got a lot of slack by major review outlets for its alleged racism, misogyny and overall 'tasteless' humor (I'm looking at you, IGN...) -- which led to review scores mainly reflecting the authors' disapproval of the game's cynical tone rather than its actual gameplay qualities. However, while "Blue Estate" might present its whimsical world and douchebag delinquents in a crass manner, I wouldn't deem any of its content overtly offensive -- particularly not when compared to other politically-incorrect games like GTAV or Saints Row.The visuals, utilizing the tried-and-true Unreal 3 Engine, are splendid and perfectly capture the title's comic roots. It's not a particularly 'next-gen' looking game in terms of textures and effects, but its sleek, vibrant look, somewhere along the lines of "The Darkness II" and "Saints Row 2", greatly intertwines with the comic-stills footage.The story is nothing to write home about, just all your mafia film cliches in a nutshell, really (one-man army vs. cannon fodder, la familia is law, shoot first etc.). Yet it's delivered in an exaggerated and charmingly whacky way that makes for a jolly good time. Protagonist Tony Luciano is a complete moron as well as a psychopath, but you'll grow fond of him eventually as the silly plot unfolds.The KB+mouse controls are spot-on, and, most importantly for an on-rails shooter, the locations are varied and colorful while the enemy/boss encounters needn't shy away from any free-roaming FPS. Even the QTE segments, which prompt you to either use directional buttons or your mouse, are fun since the game is surprisingly responsive to your inputs/motions.Ultimately, your enjoyment of "Blue Estate" might hinge on whether you can appreciate its deliberately cheesy, self-aware humor and stereotyped characters. Political/social white knights will likely find no value in it.But, merely judged on its (niche) genre merits, it's a near-flawless experience, and arguably the best on-rails shooter since "The House of the Dead: Overkill".

Wonky motion controls, repetitive gameplay, poor visuals and misguided humour combine in Blue Estate for a short, sour dose of shooter action.

Fun, in a mindless sort of way, but lacks the big set-pieces and the frenetic action that made lightgun games so compelling. At around three hours long, you'd get better value sticking that gun hand up your nostril.

Super fun game to play. I like the story and the acting and love the humour. The game looks and plays really well. Only 7 levels so it endsSuper fun game to play. I like the story and the acting and love the humour. The game looks and plays really well. Only 7 levels so it ends too soon but there is tons of replay here as the game is full of hidden items and challenges as well as lots of arcade challenges. Very good game and totally worth $10.

As a rail shooter this is not that bad – granted that you use the surprisingly well working Kinect controls. Artdesign and storytelling on the other leave a lot to be desired.