DUSK

I am just going to say what everybody else is saying...Quake. That's basically the style of the combat, as classic as it gets. The thing that makes this game exceptional is the modern touch-up that is given to a classic style, along with amazing sound and music with thoughtful level design and rewarding exploration. The lighting and sound they went for makes this game creepy af. By the end of the game I found myself at the edge of my seat, palms sweating, knees weak, arms heavy, mom's spaghetti, scared to turn the next corner, scared to pick up the next key or powerup because of what it may spawn. Seriously though...you can flourish your weapons and do flips. Buy the game.

New Blood never fails to disappoint. DUSK mixes the style and combat of Quake with the atmosphere and story of Blood, and it pulls it off incredibly well, while keeping itself as its own unique experience. The soundtrack is amazing, it's probably my favourite thing about the game. Andrew Hulshult did an exceptional job making a soundtrack that both sounded amazing, and fit the nature of the game.

While I certainly enjoyed the FPS gameplay of DUSK, it's really good, what mainly drew me in was the journey in itself, how it started, developed, and ended. The constant brooding and dark atmosphere, the descent into a deep, deep darkness, it almost felt introspective. You can tell DUSK was made by someone who did excellent Walking Simulators before, but also who understood FPS games. Fantastic

One of the best games you can play.

This is such a polished Quake-like retro FPS. The only bad thing about this game is that the first levels are really pretty with a lot of vegetation, houses, barns and environments that feel human, but the further you get, the more drab and boring the environments become. Since this seems to be the case with most FPS games, I guess other people love it. I suppose it gives people without a soul a sense of progression and excitement when their surroundings become increasingly depressing, but it's not for me. But that aside, the game plays great and it doesn't really have any flaws except the ever increasing drabness escalation. I definitely recommend Dusk, but Chop Goblins from the same dev is still way better.