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Dealspwn.com writes: "Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon shows you a damn good time for map pack money. If you're seeking bombastic freeform thrills, nostalgia value and laughs aplenty, it's hard to go wrong with this quad-barrelled disasterpiece."

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New Game Network: "Blood Dragon is the perfect standalone reskin. It takes everything that was great in Far Cry 3 and puts it in a new fictional world full of humour and cyborgs. If it weren't for the slightly obstructive visual style and late campaign weakness, it would have bested Far Cry 3."

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Elder Geek: "Blood Dragon is a great shooter, despite some noticeable but forgivable visual flaws on the 360 version that we tested. It is brimming with personality and feels like a breath of fresh air compared to most of the cookie cutter military shooters that weve been seeing over the past few years. Shooter fans old and new, children of the 80s, and anyone who has a hankering for some stealthy, open world, neon bow and arrow action should give Blood Dragon a try."

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EGM: "If you expected some hefty gameplay changes to match Blood Dragons turbo-rad 80s makeover, youll be sorely disappointed. This standalone expansion is essentially a pared-down version of the Far Cry 3 formula with a few minor innovations, but its hysterical take on the decade of excess is well worth the price of admission."

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"To make a bit of a literary comparison, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon has the open world equivalent of a short story or novella. Its still open in all the ways that matter; you can (after a linear intro) go wherever you please, tackle side-quests and garrison posts in whichever order and whatever style you choose, and generally cause unchecked mayhem. But the more focused nature of the world means that it, and the over-the-top story, dont outstay their welcome."

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Digital Chumps: "Fueling creative energy with frayed Neuromancer paperbacks and worn out Terminator VHS tapes doesn't typically qualify as a safe investment, but Blood Dragon absolves its endearing risk by leveraging Far Cry 3 as its base and then running away to celebrate 80's cinematic excess. Ubisoft wins, Blood Dragon's creative team wins, Michael Biehn wins, and, most importantly, the consumer wins. Why can't all games be like this?"