Putrefaction 2: Void Walker

Putrefaction 2: Void Walker is a noticeable step up from the first game. The original felt like it was trying to be a budget Doom clone, but this sequel leans more toward the Serious Sam style of arena shooting fast paced, over the top, and packed with waves of enemies. The gunplay is solid and the movement feels better this time around. Weapons have more punch, and the overall pacing is snappier. That said, it’s still pretty standard fare. You’ll find all the usual suspects here shotguns, rocket launchers, and hordes of monsters to mow down. Nothing really stands out, but it does what it sets out to do deliver straightforward, mindless fun for fans of old school shooters. Visually, it’s not bad for an indie project. The environments are a bit repetitive, but the lighting and enemy designs show improvement over the first game. The soundtrack also deserves a mention it’s got that energetic, heavy metal vibe that fits perfectly with the chaos on screen. Where the game completely falls flat is the story. Calling it “abysmal” might be too generous, because that would imply there’s a real story to begin with. It’s basically just a loose excuse to keep blasting your way through another h…

This is a 9 year old Unity kitbash, built up from the Unity Ultimate FPS asset pack, although I'm hesitant to call this a full asset flip because some kind of real game was made, and I'm not sure how many of the assets are correctly made for the game and how many of them might be flipped. That doesn't make this a great game by any length. It's a laughably poor DooM ripoff from Russia where you wake up with a growly voice in your head and you run around shooting samey monsters. This can obviously be a lot of fun, but not when there's almost no polish to the game, the AI is dumb as rocks, and the game just doesn't "fit together" right. Here's an example, you've got a revolver as your first weapons, so it's six bullets then reload, right? We all know that from every other shooter game in the world. Not here! The developer couldn't work out how to do bullet clips/wheels in UFPS, so... you just shoot and never have to reload. That's so typical of this entire game, it's a lulzy trashheap. On the upside, the game does feature customisable controls and resolution, so at least some of the basic, minimum requirements have been met. Unfortunately there's a number of other technical…

A F-tier Serious Sam clone.

I like the simplicity of this shooter, just point and shoot at all enemies. Like the old FPS shooters, but the limited variety of enemies can get old fast. Overall it is a fun shooter to play casually, just for fun, there is very little by way of story, so don't expect much from this run of the mill old school shooter.

A fun and creative FPS ! I enjoyed it very much. It's fast-paced and really keeps you on your toes.

Plays and feels like a Serious Sam game, and that's a good thing. Even the voice actor of the main protagonist sounds like Sam. Short and sweet too.