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394 Shooter games reviewed and scored, best first.
394 reviews
A co-op survivors-like set in the Stolen Realm universe whose 1.0 launch a large number of reviewers say is functionally identical to the free demo and playtest builds they'd already finished, with marketed content still absent, though a genuinely low price and an actively updating developer soften the backlash for some.
5 / 10
A Gun Gale Online action RPG built around the promise that "you are the protagonist," Mostly Positive across more than 15,000 reviews for its loot-and-shooting loop — undercut by a currently active Denuvo and anti-cheat problem blocking play for many owners, and by a persistent complaint that the game can't resist making the story about an existing anime character instead.
5 / 10
Pew Pew Games' free-to-play co-op roguelite shooter has a genuinely enjoyable Hades-meets-Warframe core, but persistent performance issues, an unpopular kernel-level anti-cheat, and a review-bombing Discord promotion have left it drowning in Mixed reviews.
5 / 10
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A short, Doom 3-inspired first-person horror shooter about a well-meaning man who summons hell to turn a hateful town into gentle magical ponies, with predictably horrific results, whose striking atmosphere and premise earn genuine affection from fans of developer David Szymanski's other work, undercut by a near-universal complaint that its half-hour runtime and thin enemy variety don't match his stronger releases.
5 / 10
A co-op spinoff whose launch-era complaint — unwanted RPG and looter-shooter systems grafted onto a beloved franchise — never really faded, and whose recent sentiment has fallen further still for a distinct, structural reason this review independently confirmed: the free Buddy Pass trial that let a friend join your co-op game at no cost has been delisted from Steam.
5 / 10
A fun, arcade-y co-op shooter pitting up to four players against occult Nazi zombie hordes, undermined almost universally by a DLC structure reviewers describe as locking the vast majority of the game's weapons and cosmetics behind a season-pass paywall that costs more than the base game itself.
5 / 10
Alfa Bravo Inc's free-to-play WWII shooter delivers easy, satisfying gunplay for casual players, but a large share of its Steam reviews accuse it of being a near-identical reskin of the developer's earlier game Combat Master -- and cheating and review-manipulation complaints muddy the picture further.
4.9 / 10
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Ninja Theory's stylish 4v4 melee brawler earns real credit for its art direction and team-first combat design, but reviewers document a thin launch content pool, a steep asking price, and a population that collapsed within its first year — a decline the developer itself has since confirmed by ending content updates entirely.
4.5 / 10
A genuinely inventive bullet-hell crossed with party-based mercenary management, backed by an enthusiastic Early Access community, whose developer went quiet after a July 2024 update and left recent reviewers describing a stale, sometimes broken game with no meta-progression to soften its brutal difficulty spikes.
4.5 / 10
Mori Calliope finally gets her game — or does she? MYRIAD DEATH is an officially licensed hololive tie-in built around VTuber Mori Calliope, dropping players into a roguelite dunge
4.5 / 10
A notorious launch disaster from Arkane Austin — broken performance, an empty open world and weak AI drove a lifetime score that never recovered — but a genuine, well-documented arc followed: Microsoft closed the studio in May 2024, shipped a "parting gift" final patch as it did, and recent sentiment has risen meaningfully as the price dropped and expectations reset, even as a new complaint emerges that the game is now effectively unsupported.
4.5 / 10
A co-op roguelite spin-off built by Behaviour Interactive rather than series creator Croteam, whose identity crisis, undercooked weapon progression and rough technical launch have provoked an unusually intense backlash from longtime franchise fans, complicated by credible reports that some of that backlash is itself being amplified by review-bombing.
4.5 / 10
A free-to-play Vampire Survivors-style bullet-heaven whose genuinely fun opening hours are widely praised, before a large, remarkably consistent negative-review consensus describes a punishing grind wall and aggressive gacha monetization that Steam's own promotional feed for the game — almost entirely sale and summon-banner announcements — directly corroborates.
4.5 / 10
A Satirical Reskin, Not A New Game The Odyssey Simulator, released August 26, 2026 by a developer calling itself HistoryAccurateDevelopers, casts you as Achilles fighting through a
4.5 / 10
A Peaceful Premise, Undercut by a Punishing Start Universal Harvest: Incremental promises exactly what its title suggests: a calm, meditative incremental game about traveling betwe
4.5 / 10
A Xianxia-flavoured hybrid of tower defense and bullet-hell idle combat, sold on Steam with a promise of thirteen fully-voiced languages that its own small English review sample says never actually arrived, from a developer whose visible support stopped within a month of launch.
4.5 / 10
A solo-developed first-person military shooter built in Unreal Engine 5 around a six-environment campaign and an AI-supported squad, launched 5 August 2026 with two Turkish- language user reviews, zero Steam achievements and a documented mission that its own first buyer could not finish.
4 / 10
A cursed frontier, defended with bubbles Canyon of Outlaws puts players in the boots of a wild west sheriff blasting through a cursed frontier, and it wastes no time establishing e
4 / 10
Team Soda's solo-focused, Tarkov-inspired extraction shooter about scavenging ducks became one of October 2025's biggest surprise hits, earning a Very Positive review sample for nailing loot-and-extract tension without PvP toxicity, though it's dogged by a genuine malicious-mod controversy and a conspicuous lack of controller support.
4 / 10
Doug McInnes's 2010 canvas rewrite of Atari's vector shooter is a faithful, functional clone that plays cleanly with a keyboard and does not work at all on a touchscreen — the on-screen buttons only appear for browsers whose user agent literally contains the string "iPad," which excludes Android, iPhone, and most real iPads today.
4 / 10
A solo-developed GTA-inspired open-world sandbox with real charm in its absurd, goofy tone and city-scale visuals, crippled by severe, near-universally reported optimization problems, specific progression- and save-related bugs, and an incomplete localization that leaves parts of the interface untranslated for non-Chinese players.
4 / 10
A straight re-release of a 1996 DOS submarine shoot 'em up, brought to Steam thirty years later by Piko Interactive and Bleem.net with no achievements, no controller support and no documented changes beyond running on modern Windows. The original earned mediocre reviews on release; nothing here suggests that verdict needs revisiting.
4 / 10
Rocksteady Studios, the beloved creators of the Batman: Arkham trilogy, followed it with a full-price live-service looter shooter that critics scored a mixed 60 on Metacritic and players rated a severe 3.8 out of 10 — a gap serious enough to fuel widespread, unresolved allegations of review manipulation, and a commercial collapse confirmed by the game's own history: live content ended eleven months after launch, and it now regularly sells at a 95% discount.
4 / 10
A promising Dark and Darker-style melee extraction shooter set against zombies in a crumbling skyscraper, whose combat and loot systems draw real, specific praise, but whose Early Access life has been dominated by a documented, developer-confirmed collapse of its live-service ambitions, team downsizing and a forced pivot away from the PvPvE structure it launched with.
4 / 10
