SPRAWL
Escape the walled city and take on the militarized government of the sprawl. Fueled by the blood of your enemies and a mysterious voice in your head, make your way towards the spire to topple whatever lays within.
SPRAWL is a hardcore retro FPS set in an endless cyberpunk megapolis. Here the streets are your playground. The dark alleys and dilapidated apartments are all surfaces compatible with your “icarus” cybernetic implant. This implant allows you to perform gravity defying acrobatic wall-running maneuvers. Your enemies, the militarized police of the sprawl, stand no chance. Not only that, but their blood fuels this same implant, vastly enhancing your reaction time. On command you can enter a state in which even bullets move at a snail’s pace. A vast arsenal of weapons lie at your disposal, the armies of the corporate government are endless, but be warned…
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desTRUCKtors: Warfare Showdown
Its good fun
The car designs are cool
It controls okay, camera can be a little annoying
A race mode with something like 3 laps would have been fun but overall its a fun time. Good bargain bin material
– Real player with 3.2 hrs in game
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The game is ok, but nothing that will make you keep playing. It’s a sandbox arena with other cars spawning for you to kill. You can beat the game with the first car upgraded, there is no reward to progress further than that. If you want a game easy to beat and get 100% achievements, then this game will be great.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
Heart of Mithras
Lead the combat team of your district to the top of the ladder, in the epic battle game of the megacity Mithras. Play a detailed management game. Recruit new soldiers, hire trainers to help your team to develop, build up your new base and play epic tactical battles in a complex simulation, in the arena called Heart of Mithras.
Heart of Mithras is somehow a dystopian sci-fy sport manager paired with a tactical shooter simulation (like a CS-simulation)
Story:
After the great civil war of 2700 the megacity of Mithras was buried under rubble and ashes.
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Shoot To Kill
SHOOT TO KILL is a single player retro FPS inspired by the violence and pace of shooters of the past. Harkening back to the violence of F.E.A.R. and visceral gore systems of the Soldier of Fortune games, all taking place in a brutalist neo-futuristic setting.
Take on hordes of soldiers and experiments created by an authoritarian military group in the dystopian future of 2140. A new World War is beginning to unfold. It is now up to you and your skills as a combat expert to eradicate the authoritarian ANKERKORP, and save everyone you love.
DISMEMBER. GIB. SHOOT TO KILL.
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Eviscerate enemies in beautiful slow motion, using dismemberment to stay alive.
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Use movement abilities like dashing to zip away from bullets and attacks
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Break down enemies into red meaty chunks using the detailed and disgusting gore system
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Relive the feel of the classic early 2000’s shooters with a fast pace and violent action
The Armament Project
A fun Indie FPS! I recommend it.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
The Armament Project is a cool throwback to 90s FPS in style, substance, and inspiration. Armament offers a level based design (3 levels) in the vein of Wolfenstein 3D and Doom, but with the subtle maze-like structure of Quake. Likewise, Armament offers a nod to actions films like Terminator and Aliens (which inspired early FPS). But instead of aliens, machines, or Nazis, Armament offers a battle through a prison in the context of a dystopian society and government class wars.
Though brief, the game is a fun little FPS experience. I like the storyline (I’m biased in enjoying a deeper story to my FPS), but the story is a little too complex for a shorter game. I think such nuanced storytelling will prove useful as DYS Top builds more complex games.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Histera
Histera is a FREE-TO-PLAY, rapid fire multiplayer shooter featuring dynamic deathmatch arenas that transform as you fight! Histera propels the FPS genre into the future with our ‘Glitch’ mechanic that re-generates maps during matches, delivering unpredictable, feverish combat. The word Histera is composed from History and Era. Fall of Human (FOH for the insiders) is composed from: Fall of man, Fall of the human race, Fall of humanity!
The Glitch: Multiplayer Maps Evolved
Keep your eyes open in Histera’s arenas - our unique glitch mechanic procedurally re-generates parts of the map around you as you fight! Battle through terrain from the prehistoric Pliocene Plateau, to war torn 20th century Novgorod, and the futuristic metropolis of Montorro City.
Weapons: Fight with weapons from across history
As the Glitch merges different eras in one frenzied arena, you are able to gather more types of weapons. There are specific weapons for each era, each weapon will have different perks. From bows and arrows and gas grenades, to spears and sniper rifles, teamwork and communication will be key to finding them, keeping them and dominating your opponents.
Feverish, Fast and FREE
With a diverse weapon pool to dive into and completely free to play, you’ll have to shoot straight, move fast and adapt on the fly to gain a positional advantage and dominate your opponents. And with our Glitch mechanic reshaping the map as you fight, no two matches of Histera play out the same!
Play together with your friends to defy the enemy! Try to kill as many people as possible from the opposite team in Team Deathmatch or steal the flag from your opponents in Capture the Flag. Would you rather play Territory Control? Maybe go wild in Free-for-all! Whether you love to play on keyboard, or on controller: Both will be supported in Histera.
The game will be FREE-TO-PLAY. Wishlist now and be the first to play this exciting new game when released!
What’s to come?
We’re reaching for the stars with our FREE-TO-PLAY, unique mulitplayer! Some AMAZING features are yet to come, after Early acces:
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MORE levels!
You’ll NEVER see the end of The Glitch with an AMAZING range of NEW era’s.
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MORE weapons!
Defy the enemy with ASTONISHING new weapons. Always keep the element of suprise in your favor.
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MORE characters!
Choose who you want to be out of VARIOUS remarkable new characters! Are you running around in high-tech armour or do you favor some UNREAL other attire?
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MORE gamemodes, including Battle Royale!
Are you the ultimate Battle Royale player? Then we have a COOL surprise for you: We’re releasing more SPECTACULAR gamemodes!
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eSports features!
Are you REALLY competitive? Do you see yourself making money just by playing the game you LOVE? The eSports features make your dreams come true!
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Level Editor!
Capture your own imagination in our level-editor! Create your own BREATH-TAKING levels!
Be the first to know when released. Wishlist NOW!
Zombie Mutant DNA
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☑ Very good if your into retro games honestly deserves more attention
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☑ Doesnt really have the gameplay pretty good so doesnt really need a story /my
– Real player with 1.8 hrs in game
«Zombie Mutant DNA» Review(En/RUS)
(Top-Down Shooter/Shoot ‘em up)
Gameplay:
«Review(En):»
Explore levels, pick up weapons/ammo/medkit and kill zombies.
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Retro style graphics.
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Very funny sounds.
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Convenient control (WASD to move and mouse to aim/shoot).
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Simple, relaxing gameplay.
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6 types of weapons + grenades.
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Bosses.
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There are four difficulty options to choose.
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You can save your progress.
- No skills/upgrades.
«Review(RUS):»
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
DOOMBRINGER
Multiplayer
-= The best rulesets for arena FPS, period
-= Seeing where you spawn is awesome
-= Insane knockback on weapons leads to satisfying frags
-= Punchy weapons
-= Great sound
-= Interesting ammo system gives ammo pickups value
-= Crazy fast physics and tricks
-= Great netcode
-= Easy to configure and intuitive UI
Single player
-= Great first episode
-= Lots of enemy variety
-= Excellent level design
-= Lots of secrets and items
-= Dope soundtrack
-= Speedrun mode adds loads of replayability
– Real player with 182.7 hrs in game
So far it’s a good start. I’ve played through all 8 levels, and it is fun, and the levels are nicely done. The secrets are a bit cryptic – no traditional clues or methods for finding them. I guess that makes it harder. I think the only criticism I have is the textures. Textures are too simple and smooth. One of the thing that made the quake series great were the dark and dreary textures that resembles real brick, rock, and mechanical areas. If the textures for the maps can be improved to look more like real world “stuff”, this game would have outstanding visuals.
– Real player with 16.7 hrs in game
I MAED A GAM3 W1TH Z0MB1ES 1N IT!!!1
I highly recommend this game if your looking for a good twin stick shooter that won’t take much of your time. From playing the Xbox 360 version to now the Steam I can tell you that this game hold up very well. What makes it better that it is a free experience so if you don’t enjoy it you just have to uninstall. When you get a chance definitely take some time into playing it.
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
FINALLY. This was easily one of my favorite games back on Xbox Arcade. It’s not that it’s a huge game. To be fair it’s a chaotic mess, but it’s so much fun. The soundtrack meshes perfectly with the gameplay too and was well worth the $1 cover charge the game used to require. Hopefully “I MAED A S0NG W1TH Z0MBIES 1N IT” makes it’s way to Steam soon as well since we can have soundtracks now. The only thing that could make this game better is more of it but for a bite sized 10 minute adventure this one is hands down one of the best.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Zombie Training Simulator
“BWAINS!!” Grumble GRRB GURK GRAK
BANG BANG BOOM EXPLOSION PEW
Zombie Training Simulator is exactly what it sounds like; Its a preparation for the IRL zombie apocalypse - except with a twist: Its a ton of fun! The graphics are simplistic, yet detailed and polished. Although they are not realistic, the game is still highly immersive. Because the zombies are cardboard cut-outs, the game allows you to enjoy the same fun that a bloody, gory, zombie, shooter game gives you, without all the blood, guts, and horror (Although it can be very startling when you turn around and see a zombie you were not expecting to be there, #CardboardJumpscare).
– Real player with 14.8 hrs in game
My favorite for gun mechanics. This is basically a target range shooter or a wave shooter depending on which mode you play. You basically just shoot paper zombie targets but in one mode they will advance on your position and you can use all sorts of novelty items like lanterns and grenades to take them out. You even get a katana. That’s pretty freaking cool. You can even alter the grip angle so if you are a 1911 guy you don’t have to adapt to shooting a Glock (that will make sense to the people it was inteded for). Loads of fun and easy to grasp the concept of. It’s been a hit among my friends when they come over to play. It’s a lot easier for first time VR users than some of the more elaborate games and I still keep coming back to it for workng on pistol skills. If you are looking for a serious wave shooter or FPS then you’d be better off with Sairento, Onward, or Overkill VR. If you want to shoot targets, I like this over Lethal VR.
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game