cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ninja/post/68840
Two of the best Boomer Shooters you likely played in 2022:
Prodeus is a well-crafted love letter to the retro first-person shooter genre. The game perfectly captures the frenzied pace and the visceral combat of the classics, while offering a visual upgrade that brings the experience to the modern era. The level design is intricate and filled with secrets, rewarding exploration as much as it does gunplay. Its user-generated content system extends the game’s longevity, providing an endless supply of new levels. The variety of weaponry feels satisfying and impactful, while the enemy AI provides a substantial challenge. Overall, Prodeus stands out as one of 2022’s best boomer shooters, offering a blend of nostalgia and innovation.
ULTRAKILL blasts its way into 2021 with a fast-paced, adrenaline-pumping experience that fans of the classic boomer shooter genre will love. Despite its retro inspiration, it pushes boundaries with innovative mechanics such as health recovery through causing damage, ensuring that the action remains unrelenting. Its levels are varied and filled with secrets, providing plenty of content for players. The enemy design is diverse, each type requiring different strategies to overcome. One of the standout features is its weapon system, which provides alternate firing modes, adding another layer to its strategic depth. The game’s difficulty can be brutal, but always fair, making victories feel earned. ULTRAKILL is a standout title in the boomer shooter genre for 2022, providing a high-octane, retro-inspired experience that’s hard to beat.
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I had Prodeus wishlisted for years and when it finally released it was worth the wait. I absolutely loved it. Haven’t played Ultrakill though… Maybe I’ll queue it up next!