As we informed you last week, modder ‘OrdinaryFpsfan789’ is currently working on a remake of the first Blood game in Unity Engine. And in order to showcase the current state of this project, OrdinaryFpsfan789 released some comparison screenshots between this fan-made remake and the original version of Blood.
As noted, OrdinaryFpsfan789 is trying to match general purpose and locations of rooms, but there will be some differences regarding various small details, object placements and layouts.
This fan remake will also have some other changes like physics, lighting and weapon hitscans working differently.
Enjoy the comparison screenshots below!

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Not bad, Not bat at all.I like it so far! But I would like to see it in motion…
That flaregun model needs “an upgrade” though….
feeIs Iike your average unity game.
Still…lets give the guy some credit for trying to do something!
Anyone know a decent source port for this game??
I’m not seeing the charm that the old game had. It looks like a half arsed job, making it look dated, but with no flare to it.
I’d like to see you do better. This is pretty great work coming from one person, and I heartily disagree about the lack of flare.
Quite frankly, the “I’d love to see you do better” excuse is dated and weak itself.
You can disagree, but it doesn’t shut out my view and doesn’t trump against it.
A bit late to reply to a year old comment at that as well.
At least FPS you usually get with all kinds of Unity games will deliver you some nostalgia from running said Blood on a 486 machine
Now if he would just add some anti-aliasing and get rid of those god awful jaggies…
Thanks!
would definitely play this!