Tag: Shooter

The Crow's Calling brings two wonderfully sinister, plague-inspired Hunters to Hunt: Showdown 1896, backed by a generous stash of Blood Bonds and an aesthetic so perfectly suited to the game's grim world that it feels right at home in the darkness.

KESU-JI turns satisfying block-merging into six distinctive arcade challenges, blending relaxing visuals with frantic score-chasing and rewarding progression. Its modes offer impressive variety, although chaotic moments and leaderboard-focused replay value may limit its lasting appeal for some players.

A weighty, atmospheric tank warfare simulation in which every hedgerow could hide an ambush, every shell matters, and the difference between a brilliant manoeuvre and a burning wreck can be measured in seconds.

A thoughtful tribute to the Black Watch, featuring distinctive Scottish uniforms, historical detail and characterful customisation for Gallipoli, even if the experience remains strictly cosmetic.

R-Type Dimensions III continues its effort to honour a classic arcade legacy, with meaningful boss adjustments, ongoing gameplay refinements, and a welcome free digital artbook that helps shape a more polished and authentic return to the relentless challenge of R-Type III: The Third Lightning.

Way of the Hunter 2 delivers an absorbing, beautifully detailed hunting simulation that combines living ecosystems, realistic ballistics, a loyal canine companion and vast wilderness regions into a rewarding adventure in which patience, preparation and respect for nature make every successful hunt feel earned.

A beautifully oppressive descent into a biomechanical nightmare that blends satisfying twin-stick combat with rewarding exploration, even if its increasingly powerful protagonist and occasional backtracking take some of the bite out of its survival horror.

A knowingly scrappy zombie shooter that gets some mileage from its wonderfully self-aware humour, but beneath the jokes lies a very short and technically rough survival experience that struggles to justify its return trip.

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.

Neighbors: Suburban Warfare turns suburban squabbling into gloriously chaotic multiplayer mayhem, blending eccentric characters, improvised weapons, house destruction and enough slapstick nonsense to make protecting the family sofa surprisingly important.