Thomas McDermott: "I was not sure what to make of this one for a very long time. Going in blind, I was expecting an episodic cop vs gangster tale, but got significantly more than that. Blues and Bullets certainly has that draw to it, but it is wrapped up in so much more it can be hard to take in. The first look players get into the noir-tinged world is being placed in control of an unnamed girl held captive by demonic looking characters. Then we quickly skip to a diner scene with players in the shoes of owner, Eliot Ness of Untouchables fame, serving patrons. From there, we make a time jump multiple years into the past in which we see him drunkenly causing destruction in a shooting spree. Suddenly Al Capone appears."
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Eliot Ness. The man who brought down Al Capone and his illegal bootlegging operations in the late 1920’s. Leader of “The Untouchables”. A man who declared war on the mob and cleaned up the Clevelan…
Vic B'Stard writes: "I will forgive you for not having heard of A Crowd of Monsters’ episodic adventure game, Blues and Bullets. Were it not for a review key falling into my inbox from the publisher’s kindly PR people, I wouldn’t have either.
And that would have been a shame."
