

Overkill – Gore And Splatter
Rock the SpeakerboxThree kits. Their file counts add to the stated total exactly; their sound counts do not.
The Design Kit is 60 files, Building Blocks 64, the Construction Kit 483 — 607, which is the figure on the Features line. Add the sounds the same way and you get 3,397 against a stated 3,390. Seven sounds are unaccounted for, and this page leaves the gap showing rather than picking whichever number reads better.
At a Glance
- 607 files = 60 + 64 + 483 The three kits add exactly to the stated total — the addition is computed here
- 3,390 sounds, or 3,397 360 + 384 + 2,653 comes to 3,397 against the Features line’s 3,390. A gap of seven, computed here
- Six actions, two styles Stab, hit, cut, slam, crush and explode, each stated to come in a realistic and an exaggerated version. That is six and two as the field states them, not twelve variants
- Six sounds per file, twice 360 over 60 files and 384 over 64 both land on exactly six. The Construction Kit does not, at 2,653 over 483. All three divisions computed here
- Eleven weapons named Knives, daggers, swords, machetes, katanas, sabres, warhammers, morning stars, flails, crowbars and axes — and the field says “like”, so each list stays open
- 5.7 GB across 607 files About 9.4 MB per file — the division is computed here
Content & Detail
Gore is one of the few subjects where the real thing cannot be recorded. The field never says what was actually in front of the microphone, and this page does not guess. What it does commit to is that every action arrives twice — realistic and exaggerated — which is the choice a cut has to make anyway, made before the session instead of during it.