
Is BlowOut worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who favor short, level-based side-scrolling action over open-ended games
- Action fans who want to fight alien enemies with a selection of weapons
- Players who prefer a squad-led alien combat story to climbing or puzzle-focused gameplay
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long campaign may find 10 levels limiting.
- Those looking for gameplay beyond side-scrolling combat may find the focus narrow.
- Players seeking a climbing-focused action-puzzle experience may prefer Jusant.
- Players looking for multiplayer roguelite shooting may prefer Abyssus.
Our take on BlowOut
The 10-level structure concentrates play on direct combat, but limits the campaign's scope and leaves less room for extended exploration than a longer, more open-ended game.
What is BlowOut?
Play as Major John “Dutch” Cane and lead a platoon of mercenary commandos through a space station overrun by mutated alien parasites.
The objective is to eliminate the threat before it reaches the station’s control center. The game has 10 side-scrolling action levels. Players can break through walls, ceilings, and floors to uncover secrets and power-ups, and choose from weapons including a pump-action shotgun, flamethrower, plasma rifle, machine gun, and nail gun. Firing covers a 360-degree range. Enemies include 14 types of mutated creatures, from beasts to alien insects.
How BlowOut plays
- 01Breakable environments
- Destroy walls, ceilings, and floors to uncover hidden areas and power-ups.
- 02Broad weapon selection
- The arsenal includes a pump-action shotgun, flamethrower, plasma rifle, machine gun, and nail gun.
- 03360-degree firing
- Weapons can be aimed in every direction.
- 04Enemy variety
- The opposition includes 14 kinds of alien creatures, from mutated beasts to insects.
BlowOut compared to similar games
BlowOut centers on 10 side-scrolling combat levels with destructible environments and a varied arsenal. Jusant focuses instead on climbing, stamina management, and choosing paths up a tower, while Abyssus offers multiplayer roguelite shooting through hand-crafted levels.
BlowOut: platforms & release
Is BlowOut worth it?
It is worth it if: players who favor short, level-based side-scrolling action over open-ended games. Skip it if: players seeking a long campaign may find 10 levels limiting.
Where can I download BlowOut?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens BlowOut's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is BlowOut on?
Windows only.
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