This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

This should make any registered CDs of the full game to
Blood Version 1.11  If not use individual patchs.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

This should make any registered CDs with this pack installed to
Blood Plasma Version 1.11  If not use individual patchs.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

The Plasma Pack CD was released as an early 1.11 version of the game, and not the 1.10 version like we thought. The 1.11 version included on the CD is not the final revision of 1.11. You can tell if you have the early version of 1.11 by looking at the date when you start the game. If the date says, August 19th, 1997, then you have the old version of 1.11. Download this pCD11.exe patch to bring Blood Plasma to the most recent version available. If the date says September 23rd, 1997, then you have the correct 1.11 version of Blood.

The Special Edition patch will edit your Blood executable to add the parental lock option back in, letting you decide how much blood and gore you'll see. Once the game starts up, select "OPTIONS" from the main Blood menu. At the very bottom of the list you will see the parental lock option. Highlight this option and hit [ENTER]. You can now toggle between "ON" and "OFF" using the [ENTER] key.

If you have Blood Special Edition (censored) v1.0 CD then it is a slightly modified version of the original game. Elements that may be considered "sensitive" have been removed, resulting in a game environment that may be more suitable for younger players. If you wish to restore the game to its original state, you may apply this patch to put all the Blood back in your game. Important Note - Once you have updated your Bloodless (censored) version of Blood to be the full blood filled version, also download r0011.exe the Blood Registered 1.11 patch above to stay current.

* Important * Windows 95/98 Users.
If you receive an error message that says, "fatal error: unable to load Glide DLL", right-click on the 3DFX.exe file and then choose properties. Click on the MEMORY tab at the top. At the bottom of the screen is a value called “MS-DOS Protected Mode”. In that field, type in "65535" and then click "OK". Now, just double-click on the 3DFX.exe file to start the game and play!
 

This patch will allow OUWB users to include 3DFX support. This will also run Cryptic Passage in 3DFX. See the RTCM Online document setup-dosboxemu-3dfx-blood.html for instructions to use it.

Note: You need the nGlide API Wrapper, you also need a DOSBox that supports Glide for 3DFX to work. See RTCM's general-tools-dosxp download section.

This patch will update your version of Blood Plasma Pak to include 3DFX support.

Note: You need an old Voodoo 3D graphics card or a Glide Emulator for 3DFX to work.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

This patch will update your version of Blood Registered to include 3DFX support.

Note: You need an old Voodoo 3D graphics card or a Glide Emulator for 3DFX to work.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

This patch will update your version of Blood Registered to include 3DFX support.

Note: You need an old Voodoo 3D graphics card or a Glide Emulator for 3DFX to work.

This patch also updates the mapedit and artedit tools.

dgVoodoo is a Glide Wrapper that implements Glide 2.11 and Glide 2.43 API by using DirectX.
dgVoodoo provides support to run Windows-based and DOS-based
applications (for example 3DFXBlood) using Glide, and it can also
emulate VESA 2.0 for DOS applications.

Please check the official homepage
for newer versions and (in case of questions) forum links.
 

This is a glide wrapper, Blood required special programming in Glidos, which gives better results than on an actual voodoo card. With a voodoo card textures are smoothed only in one direction, whereas Glidos gives true bilinear interpolation.

The test version displays a spinning logo on the screen, when you play. You must purchase Glidos to get rid of the logo, it's only $10 bucks.

How to play:
First install blood and make sure, it runs. Install the 3dfx patch.
Install NOLFB. It's enough, to place the files from nolfb.zip in your
blood directory. Glidos will do the rest. Install Glidos and when you launch it, select the game Blood. Then click on the adjust...- button and in the game details menu, under Executable fill in the Path to executable field the path to the 3DFX.EXE in your blood directory. Save your changes and start the game.
 

This should make any Retail Shareware on CD to Retail Shareware CD Blood Version 1.11  If not use individual patch's below.

Instructions on this upgrade: Install Blood, version 1.0. Install Cryptic Passage. Cryptic will want to upgrade Blood to version 1.02. Follow the direction to do that. Now, apply the Cryptic Passage patch, CPPATCH.ZIP. Then, apply the Blood r0210.exe patch. Finally, apply the Blood r1011.exe patch to bring Blood up to the current version of 1.11 non-Plasma.

Copy the files from your CD and dump these files into the same folder and run the batch files.

Patches:
INSTALL.EXE
GAMER.EXE
CPPATCH.EXE
CRYPTIC.EXE
CPMULTI.EXE
 

The Roland SC-55 was the standard in the 90s for computer game soundtracks. It was the top of the line. The absolute best you could buy. Nearly every game supported it and preferred its many enhancements over the simple General MIDI standard. They not only supported it but most game soundtracks were composed with it and as a result their best gaming experiences were meant to be made with an SC-55.