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1610 Action games reviewed and scored, best first.
1610 reviews
Assassin of Monsters 2 Spacenator is a bare-bones, sci-fi-themed boss-rush FPS from small studio Saylor Games, sending a single-weapon space warrior through six short levels to defeat six bosses, and this review finds a functional but extremely thin sequel whose broken store-page English, minimal post-launch support, and 35-minute completion time mark it as a shallow, low-effort entry in a rapid-release series.
3.5 / 10
A Norse-themed action roguelike from Team Kernel in which you fight relentless waves of monsters and collect the blessings of the gods, Mostly Negative across 36 English reviews for widely repeated, specific accusations that it closely copies Death Must Die, alongside complaints about AI-generated art and an unfinished, Early-Access-in-all-but-name state.
3.5 / 10
A full-motion-video romance game built around first-person bar games with a cast of live-action characters, undercut at launch by a dice minigame reviewers say overwhelms the promised romance content, save and playback bugs that force full replays, and a developer response that has since walked the dice emphasis back in a major post-launch update.
3.5 / 10
A fast-paced 6v6 movement shooter from 1047 Games, the Splitgate studio, built on genuinely well-received Titanfall-inspired wall-running and mech combat, but whose Early Access support was confirmed cut roughly two months after launch, leaving reviewers to weigh strong core mechanics against a multiplayer game with no announced future.
3.5 / 10
A Chinese folk-horror suspense puzzle game from Liminal Factory about a young Taoist priest investigating deaths in a mist-shrouded town, earning a Mostly Negative launch reception after a long wishlist build-up, with reviewers praising its character art and setting but describing a short, buggy, confusingly-guided experience.
3.5 / 10
A competent, good-looking Greek-mythology spin on the Vampire Survivors formula that both of its early reviewers liked -- though with only a handful of reviews on record, its long-term depth is still an open question.
3.5 / 10
The Overnight Shift, One More Time Nights at the Convenience Store slots into an extremely well-trodden micro-genre: a first-person job-simulation horror game about working an over
3.5 / 10
A minimalist, one-button incremental defense game built entirely around timing perfect parries against escalating orbital enemy waves, whose 71-review sample and near-complete achievement funnel confirm a short, satisfying core loop, undercut by a recurring visual-clutter bug and a late-game 'forge' system several reviewers say removes the challenge it spent an hour building.
3.5 / 10
A Premise Bigger Than the Execution Primal Reign: The Age of New Kings has, on paper, one of the more delightfully absurd pitches to hit VR this year: archaeologist Harriet Edwards
3.5 / 10
A free, charmingly drawn idle RPG whose developer publicly acknowledged a save-corrupting bug two days after launch and then, on the evidence of its own update feed, never actually fixed it — with players still reporting lost progress from the same issue nearly a year later.
3.5 / 10
A free prologue introducing a full paid riot-control simulator, Rookie Day offers a genuinely interesting premise and some reviewers find real dark comedy in its send-up of police bureaucracy, but a widely corroborated tutorial-blocking soft-lock bug, blatant AI-generated content, and a threadbare single-mission scope leave much of its review sample unable to actually finish it.
3.5 / 10
A promising Lovecraftian premise, undone in the execution SAVE puts players in the boots of a PMC operative contracted by Miskatonic University to investigate the hidden secrets of
3.5 / 10
The Bearer & The Last Flame is a $9.99 solo-developer souls-like action adventure from Dark Reaper Studio, and this review's full 17-review sample is Mixed at 9 up and 8 down, split between genuine appreciation for a one-person passion project and real, sometimes progression-breaking bugs that a rapid post-launch patch schedule has only partly addressed.
3.5 / 10
A rushed-feeling follow-up to an already shaky first remake, trading the original arcade rail shooter's gritty charm for flat lighting, weak voice acting, and technical problems that a slow trickle of patches has only partly fixed.
3.5 / 10
A Nier: Automata-inspired action roguelite starring the Touhou Project cast, whose large Overwhelmingly Positive review sample praises its fluid combat, fantastic soundtrack, and rock-bottom price while repeatedly flagging real performance stuttering and a repetitive, content-thin roguelite loop.
3.5 / 10
A promising concept — a roguelite where every attack is a typed word, wrapped in a striking medieval-manuscript art style — collapses under a wave of bugs, half-explained systems, and a disputed AI-disclosure controversy that has left most of its review pool furious rather than forgiving.
3.5 / 10
A solid, budget-priced Vampire Survivors-style bullet hell with genuine online co-op for up to three players, backed by fast post-launch patching -- though with only a handful of public reviews on record, this is an early, promising snapshot rather than a settled verdict.
3.5 / 10
A licensed Winx Club action-adventure priced like a full AAA release that a broad, cross-language sample repeatedly and specifically describes as shallow, repetitive and technically behind its 2026 asking price, with reviewers across English, Russian and German independently invoking a nearly twenty-year-old PS2-era Winx game as a superior point of comparison.
3.5 / 10
He Followed Me is a $4.99 episodic psychological horror game about a pizzeria worker being stalked after a workplace argument, and this review's Mixed sample (11 of 16 reviews) splits sharply between players charmed by its atmosphere and beloved cat companion, and others who found it a derivative, buggy experience that can leave players softlocked in their own bathroom.
3.3 / 10
A Desktop-Corner Idle Looter With a Steam Market Hook War of Genesis: Idle Loot is a free-to-play Early Access idle game from New Normal Soft Inc., spun out of the long-running War
3.3 / 10
Hitori De Productions' solo-developed survival horror has real atmosphere and strong cutscenes, but a heavily negative review sample describes recurring asset-flip accusations, save-destroying crashes, and a story that collapses within a few short hours.
3.2 / 10
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A Zombie-Infested Extraction Shooter From a Three-Person Team, and It Shows Exit Ways is a PvEvP survival extraction shooter built around a straightforward pitch: rescue survivors,
3.2 / 10
A one-developer gladiator hack-and-slash that launched in 2018 as a stripped-down single-player sliver of a much bigger multiplayer Roman-arena RPG its own official website still describes as "upcoming" and "in alpha" — three Steam reviews total, and the one detailed negative report says the settings menu doesn't work.
3.2 / 10
A "Legend" Reskin, Down to the Server Jargon Skeleton Legend is a free-to-play, Early Access MMORPG built on the "Legend" (传奇) template that has been reskinned
3.2 / 10
