BloodBox Sandbox

It’s a awesome game but I don’t like how when you go to blow their head off a brain with a spinal cord comes out instead of bones and brain matter

this game is really good the things good about it is that theres alot of charcters and weapons but i think that it can be inproved. the things that should be added are things like muiltiplayer. this game is pretty good but with muiltiplayer it would be SOO much funner and better and there should also be the feature where you can friend people. and there should be puplic servers. and private servers and if your friends with someone they can join your private server. soo thats all i have to say.

I love this game, but please refrain from adding brain rot characters.

so the game is good for gore and ragdoll be 1 problem there is are too adds like if you want get a new weapon there will be an add .

This game always kicks me out and wouldn’t stop so please make this a no Wi-Fi game.

Ok

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This game is good but the creator needs to add more guns and better gore

I mean the game is good but I got like 20 ads graphics are great I mean everything is great in that game except the ads

But needs more stuff !!! This game is so good and so much potential but maybe instead of adding these stupid character we can add some new guns ? New humans ? And maybe let shoot people through cars and let dummies be passengers