Tag: Devolver Digital

A brilliantly unsettling blend of survival, tactical combat and cosmic body horror that turns an ordinary apartment building into a nightmare you cannot look away from.

Mycopunk turns fungal extermination into gloriously chaotic teamwork, pairing outrageous weapon customisation and colourful sci-fi humour with a looter shooter built for friends who love blowing things up in spectacularly inventive ways.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 promises a gloriously brutal return to retro-style shooting, combining distinct Imperial champions, branching battlefields and an expanded Chaos army for an explosive celebration of the grimdark universe.

A gloriously weird double-deckbuilding roguelike where monstrous mushrooms become dinner, humble cards become devastating weapons, and every descent into The Gloom offers another chance to create beautiful, chaotic nonsense.

Three gloriously chaotic shooters prove that sometimes the best way to deal with an alien invasion is simply to grab the biggest gun available and keep shooting until everything stops moving.

Serious Sam: Shatterverse takes the franchise's legendary horde-shooting and fires it into the roguelite universe with explosive results. Its unpredictable runs, ridiculous arsenal and five-player co-op make for wonderfully chaotic firefights, while the multiverse premise gives Sam Stone plenty of room to cause trouble across reality itself.

Heave Ho + Heave Ho 2 Bundle turns the simplest idea into multiplayer magic. With floppy arms, deadly gaps and an alarming amount of trust between players, both games deliver wonderfully chaotic platforming, while Heave Ho 2 expands the madness with online multiplayer, versus modes and eight brilliantly bizarre worlds. It is silly, challenging and almost impossible to play without laughing.

Quarantine Zone: The Last Check transforms the zombie apocalypse into a gripping test of judgement, compassion and survival. Blending tense first-person inspections with thoughtful base management and genuinely difficult moral decisions, it delivers one of the most original post-apocalyptic simulations in recent years.

A charming blend of arcade chaos and roguelite progression, Dark Scrolls shines brightest when played with friends, even if its rough edges occasionally stop the adventure from becoming truly legendary.

STARSEEKER: Astroneer Expeditions boldly reshapes the Astroneer formula into a tense cooperative adventure where every expedition feels like a race against the unknown. While its faster pace won't appeal to every veteran explorer, its sense of discovery remains firmly intact.