Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech, gets launch trailer

Gearbox has just revealed – via the game’s Steam store page – that Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. In addition, the publisher has just released the launch trailer for this remastered version of Bulletstorm that can be viewed below.

Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition includes:

  • The Total Package – All previously-released content, including the Gun Sonata and Blood Symphony add-on packs, now on modern platforms. 
  • New Overkill Campaign Mode – Upon completing the main campaign, blast through this New Game+ mode with an unrestricted arsenal of weapons and Skillshots. 
  • New Echo Maps – Players can showcase their skills on six brand-new levels for the score-based Echo Mode. 
  • Killer Visuals  – Presented with updated models, environments, and animations all running at 60 FPS across all platforms. 
  • The Art of Destruction – Pull off masterful kills by mixing fast-paced gunplay with unique kick, slide, and leash combos. 
  • Visceral Audio – Orchestrate a crescendo of chaos with newly remastered audio effects. 
  • Duke Nukem’s Bulletstorm Tour – Play through the entire Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition campaign as Duke Nukem, featuring full voice over and brand-new lines from Jon St. John, the original voice of Duke.

Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition releases on April 7th!

Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition Launch Trailer

82 thoughts on “Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech, gets launch trailer”

    1. You can probably mod the majority of “current gen” effects into the original game anyway. It’s a cash grab on an awesome, underrated game. The only good thing about it is that it might mean more cash for People Can Fly…. who knows, perhaps it’ll go towards funding the development of Bulletstorm 2…. one can wish.

    2. They said they couldn’t do anything for existing owners because EA are still the publisher/distributor of the original release. I can understand that, but the bigger issues is they’re selling a barely upgraded remaster for $50. Should’ve been $20 max on PC like Darksiders.

      1. Allegedly. Even that’s highly questionable, in my opinion, since it’s Valve that holds ownership information for the Steam version of Bulletstorm, not EA.

        Sure, they might have had to get some sort of a legal waiver from EA (doubt it, though), & regardless, that approach wouldn’t cover Origin, which, obviously, would require a separate agreement with EA themselves, but regardless, that excuse is flimsy as f*ck, no matter which way you cut it.

  1. I am sure it’ll pay off, especially considering the tremendous amount work that went into this remaster. I mean, look at all that difference my human eye is unable to process, it sure is great.

    1. Now now dont be a jerk, the original bulletstorm run at 16bit colors with flying shadows and texture pop in and i had to mess with inis to get game working on my pc, i was introduced to bluescreens of death.

      This remaster works on modern pcs, as opposed to the original game, that totally justifies the price their asking for all the hard work they put into re-releasing a old game that was a commercial failure especially since they released the coop maps dlc that no one cares or even played. On top of that they put on denuvo to sto the 20 people who will buy this from pirating it.

    2. *RAAAAA-

      “Oh hey, they improved the pixel count of that one background thing that nobody ever gave a single sh*t about, by…. wait, is than an increase of five-”

      MMMMMMMBOOOOOO-

      “Seriously? Again? Come on. I already saw this bullshot, can we move on to the next one, already?”

      OOOOOOOOOO*

  2. The DRM itself doesn’t bother me, but why waste money to protect a very old game? They could win a lot more players over by making the game cheaper…

    1. The DRM itself doesn’t bother you -_-‘ it should my friend cause DLC, Always Online, Micro-transaction, Denuvo…. What’s next?!…

      1. Mandatory An*s Probing. Prober only sold separately for $99.99!

        Or, something as equally ridiculous as that.

          1. Well, sh*t.

            Does that mean I have to shave my chest hair?

            But…. But….

            HOW CAN I BE A MAN, WITHOUT CHEST HAIR?!

          1. Even if they get an exemption from standard warranty laws that allows them to charge you a $99.99 license per-game, per-person? 😮

          2. >looks at Steam Store
            >sees $99 pre-order for a license copy of Shadow of War

            Doesn’t look like a problem.

          3. “Pre-Purchase Middle-earth™: Shadow of War™ Standard Edition 59,99€

            Pre-Purchase Middle-earth™: Shadow of War™ Silver Edition 79,99€

            Silver Edition includes:
            • Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion
            • Outlaw Tribe Nemesis Expansion
            • Silver War Chest

            Pre-Purchase Middle-earth™: Shadow of War™ Gold Edition 99,99€

            Gold Edition includes:
            • Slaughter Tribe Nemesis Expansion
            • Outlaw Tribe Nemesis Expansion
            • The Blade of Galadriel Story Expansion
            • The Desolation of Mordor Story Expansion
            • Gold War Chest”

            What the f*ck.

      2. Games which use Denuvo aren’t always online. I can play the likes of ROTR and Just Cause 3 offline just fine.

  3. why would anyone wants to pirate this in first place?? why? its the same shlt that came out in 2011 but more expensive

    1. Sh*t? You’ve never played it then. It’s a brilliant game. Don’t know if I’ll be getting this, but the original is still worth playing if you haven’t.

      1. It’s a one-clear fun romp, with a generic-as-f*ck storyline, don’t oversell it.

        A sequel could have been an excellent game, indeed, but this? F*ck no.

  4. DSO lives from “will be using the Denuvo” titles. 90% AAA titles have now Denuvo and it still surprises you like april´s snow.

      1. a na?o? Kto chce a teší sa na hru si to kúpi, ?i tam Denuvo je alebo nie. A kto sa rozhoduje o kúpe len kvôli Denuvu tak asi ho obsah hry nejak nezaujíma

  5. Wow Denuvo on a remastered , I can imagine how many people will pirate it for an old game , ether way it wouldnt make a difference so yeah its a waste of money

  6. Every Denuvo-equipped game I own causes my soundcard’s driver to intermittently crash. I know that’s a relatively petty complaint, but it’s a huge inconvenience. So yeah, will likely be avoiding this.

    1. Totally legit reason. I mean if you can’t hear the game you are playing then you basically can’t play it.

    2. have you tried using a crack? i am curious if that happens with a cracked game of denuvo? How about doom? Doom removed denuvo.

      1. DOOM+Denuvo = Stutters and PC slows to a crawl after 3 hours.
        DOOM-Denuvo = It just werks.

        HITMAN(TRADEMARK GOY)+Denuvo = Stutters to hell.
        HITMAN(OY VEY) Cracked = Smooth run.

        Coincidence? I don’t think so.

      2. Yeah, Doom crashed my soundcard drivers all the time, but now doesn’t, since the removal patch. However, most of the Denuvo games I own do not have a crack released for them :/

  7. If they really wanted to make money on this remaster they’d dump Denuvo, sell it for $10, and replace all the enemies in the game with fat feminists and SJWs.

    1. Well it definetly has style and started solid but the more you play it the more meh it became, i would play a sequel if they improved the gameplay and the weapons but overall it was a console game

    1. They could remaster the DLC & pull an Activision; sell it to us at a 50% mark-up compared to the originals?

      True story; Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered Edition got DLC with price tags 50% higher than the original’s.

  8. no one wants to pirate your game randy. gearbox wasting money and wonders why there so close to going bankrupt lol.

  9. so the 10 people who did not play this game and thought “hmm ill buy it” now they wont buy it.

    Seriously i doubt the sales will even cover denuvo’s costs

  10. That’s gearbox for you.take a old game.put slightly better textures and put in the game something nobody asked for and sell it 50 $.To be sure that nobody will ever want to buy it be sure to include a stupid drm that gamers hate.Make yourself a favor and pirate the original,will work better,look almost the same and will be way moore cheap.(i would have said go buy it but gearbox being gearbox they unlist the original first)

    1. “will work better,look almost the same”

      Nope the pc version of the original game was a complete disaster. We talking about 16bit colors, flying shadows broken lighting and texture poping and blue screens of death.

      1. i played the game when it come out and from steam couple months ago and was working like a charm i never had any of the problems you said.there’s is a simple fix to make it work like intented…still would work better i’m sure

    2. Doubt it, since the original is still being published & distributed by EA, rather than Gearbox.

      Really, the best they can hope for is that the original’s ultra-low price doesn’t incite too many people away from the ultra-highly-priced “remaster”, instead.

      Which, of course, it will.

  11. The funny thing is this should’ve been the ticket for People Can Fly towards the AAA elite.

    It ended up killing the company in the process. At least Chmeliarz went on to create really interesting things.

  12. It should have been released on April 1st. didn’t the original had issues with GFWL?

    Regardless if the game fails then they can’t blame pirates.

  13. another game i shall avoid
    when do developers realize that DRM isn’t the solution to make your game sell more
    it’s the complete opposite, and esp when it’s just an “Ok” game getting a remaster they spend money of f**king DRM

    shameful.

  14. The original had GFWL, this remake has Denuvo, the BullestStorm franchise is a magnet for DRM that pisses customers off.

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