SimulationFit check
Is Bum: Revenge worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of up to four players who want chaotic online co-op
- Players interested in first-person crime sandboxes with unconventional survival systems
- Fans of absurd urban settings who want faction battles and substance-related mechanics
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a serious crime story rather than exaggerated missions, hallucinations, and absurd situations
- Those wanting a calm or low-conflict survival experience, since stealing, rival bosses, and territory fights drive the gameplay
- Solo players looking specifically for a co-op-centered experience
Our take on Bum: Revenge
The game ties basic character functioning to addiction management, so its chaotic crime sandbox is paired with cravings, intoxicants, hallucinations, and withdrawal. That focus narrows the experience for players who want survival mechanics without substance-related systems.
What is Bum: Revenge?
Bum: Revenge is a first-person crime sandbox set in a neglected urban neighborhood.
The story follows a character forced onto the streets after a failed confrontation with a local thug, divorce, and six months of homelessness. Players collect bottles, beg, steal, cheat, and pursue other ways to earn money for drugs and alcohol. Addiction cravings affect the character, while intoxicants can produce hallucinations and withdrawal symptoms. The map contains factions with separate crews; defeating their bosses earns respect and allows control of their groups. Gameplay also includes missions, territory conflicts, rival bosses, dirty weapons, crafting, and survival. Online co-op supports up to 4 players.
How Bum: Revenge plays
- 01Four-player co-op
- Online sessions let a group of up to four players take part in the same chaotic missions and activities.
- 02Addiction management
- Cravings, intoxicants, hallucinations, and withdrawal symptoms affect how the character functions.
- 03Faction conflicts
- Each map faction has its own crew and boss, with victories granting respect and control over that group.
- 04Street survival
- Money can come from collecting bottles, begging, stealing, cheating, and other activities used to fund substance purchases.
- 05Territory warfare
- Rival bosses, territory disputes, and dirty weapons add combat objectives to the neighborhood setting.
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Bum: Revenge: platforms & release
Is Bum: Revenge worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of up to four players who want chaotic online co-op. Skip it if: players seeking a serious crime story rather than exaggerated missions, hallucinations, and absurd situations.
Where can I download Bum: Revenge?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Bum: Revenge's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Bum: Revenge on?
Windows only.
