Pocket-Lint: Shellshock 2: Blood Trails Review
On the plus side, the game won’t last you more than half a dozen hours to finish off. And with no multiplayer offerings, there’s no reason to not bury this one in the back garden and hope the dog doesn’t bring it back to the surface.
There’s no real reason for Shellshock 2 to exist. No one enjoyed the first game, and the genre has so many quality titles recently released that Shellshock 2 has absolutely no audience.
Leave well alone.
