Batman rogue city is a doom total conversion mod featuring the famous caped crusader as he works to take down his rogues gallery once again. The game controls similarly to doom eternal, using the zmovement mod as a base. Grapple up buildings, sneak up on thugs, and drive the batmobile in the best doom superhero experience to date.
Irving is a sheriff famous for hunting witches and taking them to the gallows. He receives a distress call from a small village, tormented by a witch... Arriving at the village he realizes that God has abandoned that place.
The ZX Spectrum port was coded from programmed from scratch and retains the same design but the graphics was re-done for the hardware. Another notable difference is that there is no sound.
Dick Tracy is a tie in to the 1990 movie adaptation of the classic comic strip. It is a side scrolling action game, where you control Dick Tracy as he moves through five stages, shooting gangsters with an assortment of weapons.
The MS-DOS and Atari ST versions looks and plays the same, the main difference in those versions is their distinct music due to hardware and the complete lack of sound effect during gameplay.
Third-Person "PVE" Co-op Shooter with Roguelite Elements
In the year 3000, humanity's last stand against sentient AI is at a stalemate. Choose your hero and unite in the digital world in a showdown against shadow algorithms.
Enter the Nullverse.
Everything happens in a virtual multiverse, where each world offers a unique adventure waiting to be discovered.
Choose your upgrades, and customize each run.
This world is full of possibilities with random abilities, diverse enemies, and ever-changing maps, the only certainty in Project Rogueteers is uncertainty.
Unlock Rogueteers, and flex their abilities.
You'll discover a diverse array of characters, each equipped with their unique abilities.
Ass whoop challenging bosses in co-op.
Gear up and rally your teammates to devise strategic plans that will help you vanquish your foes and conquer every mission.
Gioventù Ribelle is a freeware FPS videogame published for the celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy.
Made by Gruppo di Filiera dei Produttori Italiani di Videogiochi in collaboration with various government institutes, the game follows a young soldier in 1870 who, after recieving an order from General Raffaele Cadorna, needs to travel towards Rome in order to get a message to Pope Pio IX; during his journey the young Bersagliere will need to fight the Palatin Guard and the Pontific Army.
The game has only one level where you fight against enemies using a variety of weapons: a musket, a Colt Navy and a Chassepot rifle.
The Back to Base(Q2)ics Jam 1 Mission Pack contains 16 brand new maps, each with their own story intermission and offering hours of gameplay. There is also an expansive hub map containing a secret level and a boss map, bringing the grand total to 18.
The Wavy Tube Man Chronicles is a modern FMV homage to Mad Dog McCree featuring Lloyd Kaufman and Wiley Wiggins.
Originaly released as free DLC for the Kinect-powered The Gunstringer, it received a standalone Windows 8 port for use with mouse or touch controls.
The 20-sector Community Build Project somehow managed to be in development for seven years despite its simple concept: each participant was limited to 20 sectors per turn, but he could take any number of turns.
Avali: Final Battle is a first person shooter game developed by CL3NRc2 primarily featuring the colloquially known "cute fluffy space raptors"; the "Avali". Originally a creation in SPORE, they rose in popularity because of a mod for the game "Starbound" and even further thanks to models created for VRChat.
"TNT: Threevilution" is a full thirty-two map boom compatible megawad inspired by the works of TNT, specifically in their contribution to Final Doom, created by General Roasterock and @DoomTheRobot (featuring @NaN and American McGee). It has zero meaningful story, as God intended, and has been able to create cancerous growths in a lab environment.
In this final chapter of the Sniper Assassin saga, you’re chasing down the man responsible for everything in a series of puzzle-based sniper scenarios. Will he pay for what he’s done, or will he only be making a fool out of poor old Shawn?