Shooters have been a significant part of gaming, particularly first-person shooters, with games like DOOM and Quake revolutionizing the gaming landscape. These early shooters emphasized fast-paced movement and gameplay, setting the stage for the genre's evolution.
While some larger studios still produce movement shooters, there has been a recent surge in indie games, particularly "boomer shooters," that prioritize solid movement mechanics.
1 Impaler - A Minimalist Roguelite Arena Shooter
Steam User Rating: 94%
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Impaler draws inspiration from classic 90s shooters, offering a retro aesthetic and fast-paced gameplay. Players engage in high-speed combat, utilizing various upgrades and movement options such as bunny hopping and strafe jumping.
2 REAVER - A Unique Twist On Ultrakill
Steam User Rating: 96%
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REAVER takes inspiration from Ultrakill but introduces unique weapon mechanics and combos, adding depth to its skill-based gameplay. Players must manage resources and master combo-moves to succeed in this fast-paced shooter.
3 Turbo Overkill - A Cyberpunk FPS With A Chainsaw Leg
Steam User Rating: 96%
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Turbo Overkill draws inspiration from classic shooters like Duke Nukem 3D and Quake, offering a blend of cyberpunk aesthetics and brutal, high-speed FPS action. The game features unique movement options, including a chainsaw leg for sliding and combat.