Tag: Gore

BioMenace Remastered brings a cult classic back to life with sharp platforming, grotesque mutants, secret-filled levels, and a welcome collection of modern improvements. Its new fourth episode and community content make this more than a nostalgia trip, delivering a generous, satisfying adventure for fans of old-school action.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2: 3-Year Anniversary Edition delivers a gloriously brutal celebration of the 41st Millennium, combining weighty combat, colossal Tyranid battles, expanded PvE and PvP modes, Chaos warfare and a mountain of Chapter cosmetics, making it one of the most satisfying Warhammer 40,000 packages around.

HARD BULLET delivers a gloriously physical VR power fantasy, where realistic gunplay, brutal physics, bullet time and an imaginative arsenal combine to let players create their own wonderfully chaotic action-movie moments.

GUTS turns fighting game conventions inside out with hilarious limb-based combat, ridiculous characters and wonderfully gruesome comebacks, making it a bloody good party brawler, even if its competitive ambitions are limited.

A gloriously chaotic bullet heaven where Diablo-style loot hunting, ridiculous zombie hordes, deep build crafting and supernatural corporate bureaucracy combine to make surviving the afterlife one hell of a satisfying job.

A brutally inventive gladiator brawler where anatomy, physics and player-created moves turn every fight into a wonderfully unpredictable battle for survival.

A magnificent celebration of more than three decades of demon-slaying, proving that whether armed with a pistol, a Super Shotgun, or something considerably more destructive, DOOM still knows exactly how to make ripping and tearing feel this good.

A brutal, beautifully crafted Wolverine adventure that finally lets Logan cut loose, delivering savage combat, emotional storytelling and all the adamantium-claw action fans could ask for.

Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival looks set to drag players kicking and screaming into one of horror’s most twisted universes. With the Genesis Configuration providing a fascinating supernatural gameplay hook, a deeply personal story and the return of Doug Bradley as Pinhead, Saber Interactive could have something genuinely special on its hands.

Emoji Killer – Casino Massacre turns a ridiculous premise into a surprisingly addictive arcade shooter, blending frantic combat, roguelike progression and wonderfully silly emoji enemies. It may not reinvent the genre, but its colourful presentation, chaotic encounters and playful modifiers make it an easy game to pick up when you simply want to switch off and cause some beautifully stupid mayhem.