at a time. Serious Sam: Kamikaze Attack! - An Android and iOS 2D-game that allows player to direct and control Beheaded Kamikaze. Serious Sam: The Random Encounter - An action role-playing game with simplified graphics. Gold Edition The Gold Edition of Serious Sam 3: BFE includes: The main game The "Jewel of the Nile" expansion pack The Bonus Pack, which consists of: The original soundtrack of the game composed by Damjan Mravunac and Filip Brtan in AAC, FLAC and WMA formats The "Brett Sanderson Headless Kamikaze" skin for the "Headless Kamikaze" multiplayer model A sniper scope for the single-player AS-24 "Devastator" weapon A making-of video of the game (in Croatian, with English subtitles) A digital 42-page colored artwork album A digital copy of the game's box art High-resolution images of the game's posters High-resolution versions of the game's different trailers Pre-orders If the user pre-ordered Serious Sam 3: BFE, they received Devolver Digital's CFO Fork Parker as a model for the game's multiplayer mode. Additionally, if the user decided to pre-preorder the "Serious Deluxe Edition", they received the Gold Edition, the Fork Parker model, golden skins for the Fork Parker and Serious Sam models and both classic Serious Sam titles, The First Encounter and The Second Encounter. On top, all deluxe pre-orderers were gifted a copy of Serious Sam Classics: Revolution, which released into Steam Early Access in late 2014. Downloadable content A downloadable content pack titled Jewel of the Nile was released for the PC and Mac versions of the game on 16 October 2012. The DLC contains a new single-player campaign and competitive game modes for the game's multiplayer mode. New achievements are also included. Jewel of the Nile was released for Xbox 360 on 17 October 2012, together with the game itself. VR port A virtual reality version of the game titled Serious Sam 3 VR was released on 9 November 2017. Reception Serious Sam 3: BFE received "mixed or average" reviews. Eurogamer gave the game a 7 out of 10, praising it for what Duke Nukem Forever failed to deliver, however criticizing the redundancy of the title's gameplay compared to its previous iterations in the series. Game Informer rewarded the game a score of 7.75 and praised the game for its graphics and the heavy metal score while being true to its original concept. Destructoid gave it an 8.5, saying "It's a lot of fun indeed.