Ambiance is spot-on and the gameplay is a slower pace but still fun. Levels are laid out in really fun and interesting ways that play really smoothly, but I feel like resources are a bit tight.

There's not much to say about Kovaak's other than that it's useful software and just works as it should. The high level of customization and user content helps make it more appealing and usable.

It's not great but at $5 it can entertain for a short while, but it will get old pretty quick. If you enjoy DOOM and have nothing else to play, maybe try it out.

I can't really say Strafe is bad because there's definitely some quality in the game, but it just feels empty. It uses the boomer shooter style without doing much interesting with it.

Postal 2 is edgy and its comedy kinda childish, but sometimes that's all you want. It's like cheap fast food where this can't be good for me but I feel great.

It's unlikely you'll enjoy BPM as it's such a specific game that splashes into many different niches but if you enjoy rhythm games and roguelikes with a hint of boomer shooters, BPM is a godlike game.

Cruelty Squad is an attack on the senses that makes me feel nostalgic for an era of the internet and video games I was never around for. The craziest part is that it grew on me; I just got used to it.

Very fun and free.

If DOOM made the FPS genre and QUAKE refined it, then Half-Life added world and life to it. The story of Half-Life is remarkable to say the least while still maintaining a fun gameplay loop.