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394 Shooter games reviewed and scored, best first.
394 reviews
A procedurally generated VR orc-slaying co-op crawler with real fans and a fun weapon feel when it works — undermined by locomotion and hit-detection complaints that recur, unchanged, across seven years of reviews, and a controller-support gap that's never been patched for hardware that became mainstream after the developer stopped updating it.
4 / 10
A Video Store by Day, a John Wick Cosplay by Night BLACKWOOD's pitch is genuinely great: you play Anton, a DVD rental store owner in a lovingly rendered 2012 who moonlights as
3.9 / 10
A Hexen/Heretic-inspired retro FPS sold as a full release but shipped with roughly a tenth of its promised content — this review found and verified the developer's own quoted promise of more maps and ten hours of playtime, broken since 2018 with no updates since.
3.6 / 10
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 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 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 post-apocalyptic survival game set in a hand-built Dutch landscape, sold as a finished product at full price, with no save function in single-player. Quit, crash or lose connection and the run is gone. Everything else wrong with it is downstream of decisions like that one.
3.5 / 10
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 post-apocalyptic colony-survival shooter whose Early Access launch drew one of the most lopsided negative receptions this library has documented — and a same-day developer admission, unusually honest for how bad the reviews were, that quick fixes won't be enough.
3 / 10
A two-day-old NZ$7.89 Steam release whose name promises a multiplayer battle royale but whose own store page describes a single-player wave shooter against AI soldiers, with zero user reviews, zero recorded concurrent players and a disclosed AI-generated-asset credit.
3 / 10
