About This Game

You awaken with no memory, no purpose — only a directive. Finish the war humanity started. End Nexis. There will be no redemption.

NEUROXUS is a post-human shooter about the last functioning war machine on a dead planet. Designed as humanity’s final weapon, you reawaken centuries after extinction to execute a single remaining order: eliminate Nexis, the quantum AI that consumed Earth.

Every system in your chassis has purpose — energy allocation, weapon synergy, and shield management. Combat is mechanical, deliberate, and punishing.

Across 16 missions, you dismantle the AI network through desolate industrial zones: refineries, sea platforms, bunkers, and orbital facilities. Each step brings you closer to the Nexis core — and the realization that no life remains to save.

Driven by an original industrial rock soundtrack, NEUROXUS captures the silence after apocalypse — a world where victory is only the end of function.

Key Features

• Cold, mechanical atmosphere and tactical action.

• Distinct missions and boss fights, each unlocking new armaments.

• Precision combat emphasizing timing and energy control.

• Industrial ruins rendered with stark sci-fi look.

• Original soundtrack composed for the project.

• Manage energy, shields, and precise weapon modules.

• Cold, immersive environments: refineries, bunkers, orbital ruins.

• A silent narrative told through design, not dialogue.

About the Developer:

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I’ve always dreamed of making my own game. After playing World of Warcraft for 15 years and creating countless memories with video games, I wanted to build my own world with its own challenges and share it with others. At the age of 24, I decided to leave everything behind and dedicate myself fully to this goal. Four years later, I can finally say I did it.

I’m very excited to share this game with you, and I hope you enjoy the challenges I created. Your feedback means a lot to me—it will help shape future updates and inspire the next projects I already have in mind.

This project was made on a limited budget, which meant I had to cut many mechanics I originally planned. My goal is to grow from here, gather the resources to create more polished, high-quality games, and bring even more ambitious ideas to life.