A creative blend of genres with some puzzle-like flair to the combat. Great artstyle and variety, well worth the price. -SG

If you can get over that it's more of a spin-off than a direct successor, it's a great co-op FPS with a mix of DOOM + L4D's gameplay, with the weapons and aesthetics of the original Painkiller series.

A beautifully realized southern setting steeped in themes of loss, brought down a bit by basic gameplay. -SG

Worth it on sale as long as you're into the visuals, but skip most of the filler side content. Combat is fun but simple, and it never really ramps up since you can do the planets in any order. -SG

Phenomenal visuals, satisfying guns, and one of the only games in the extraction genre that's exclusively PvE. Would recommend as long as you can handle some jank, otherwise wait for 1.0.

There are some nice QOL improvements, but far too many poor design choices overall. Bland, unfocused, and awful performance. Open world was a mistake. -SG

All the updates have done are spread the game thinner without building up core elements properly. An exercise in tedium and pointlessness, proc-gen at its worst. -SG

A guilty pleasure. Bad art direction consistency but shooting feels and sounds great. Get it on sale to scratch the COD itch with populated servers. -SG

A very fun co-op top-down zombie shooter with a large focus on building fortifications and defenses. A couple extra maps or mod support would've been great, but it's still well worth the few dollars.

Not even worth $0.89. Had potential but is shallow, unbalanced, and was quickly abandoned. There are far better top-down zombie shooters like Ultimate Zombie Defense, Primal Fears, & Guns 'N' Zombies.