Magazine, the game was ranked in the number eighteen spot in popularity. Writing for British gaming magazines The One for Amiga Games and The One for ST Games in their May 1991 issues respectively, John Cook compared it to Cabal but praised the graphics and gameplay, stating that "Blood Bros. has the core gameplay of Cabal, furthermore stating that it has "New sprites, new sound effects, same gameplay. Sounds like something of a recipe for boredom, but the fact that the playability of the original has been retained, maybe even enhanced, has ensured that [Blood Bros.] is going to be one of the favourite PCB games this summer." Martin Gaksch and Heinrich Lenhardt of German magazine Power Play gave the game a mixed outlook. Brad Cook of AllGame gave the title a negative review. Natsume designer Shunichi Taniguchi stated that Blood Bros. and Dynamite Duke served as influences during development of Wild Guns. Notes References External links Blood Bros. at GameFAQs Blood Bros. at Giant Bomb Blood Bros. at Killer List of Videogames Blood Bros. at MobyGames 1990 video games Arcade video games Arcade-only video games Cabal shooters Cancelled Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Cooperative video games Fabtek games Fictional Native American people in video games Steampunk video games TAD Corporation games Video games developed in Japan Western (genre) video games