I Am Your Beast

Do you need a game that is intense, short, has replayability, and work on a medium to low end computer? Something that will perfectly fill a coffee break with levels taking at most 3 minutes? I Am Your Beast is a stupidly fast FPS where you take the role of Alphonse Harding, a agent asked to do one last mission. But since the 5 previous ones were "the last one", he can be bothered. And he has to defend his freedom but slaughtering his ex-colleagues. The story is pretty simple, but well narrated in nicely voiced cutscenes. Despite not having a lot of characters (and it doesn't need more), you get attached to Harding and his foes. Some of them even get the spotlight in the free DLC were they discuss the trauma you just inflicted to them. The game take aroud 2 to 4 hours to complete, depending on your skill level, and since you also get challenges, special levels to unlock and a timer where you end up racing against yourself, you have a good mileage out of a 20€ game.

Never thought I´d be hooked on a game like this to know where the story goes. Plays smooth as butter on top of it. Very satisfying rank chase.

Incredibly tight, tense, improvisational shooter. Movement, combat, and soundtrack are lightning fast. By improvisational I mean: there are no reloads. You're constantly picking up new weapons and switching up your approach sometimes within a second. Gun - shotgun - throwing knife - kick to the face in a matter of two seconds. There is also no down time. Levels are small sandboxes filled to the brim with enemies, weapons, hazards, and things to traverse. Find the perfect execution and get an S rank. This game defines flow. Gameplay is the main attraction but there's more. The story is simple and told through voice overs but very well-written and well-acted. Music is phenomenal. This is a short game but what's there is there firing at all cylinders. Get it.

I Am Your Beast is a short but strikingly effective indie FPS that wastes no time pulling you into its violent, arcadey rhythm. Despite the brief runtime, it delivers an experience that feels complete, polished, and intensely satisfying. The arcade-style gameplay is tight and fast, with a strong emphasis on movement, precision, and style. Scoring well is genuinely challenging, encouraging multiple playthroughs and rewarding skillful execution. The voice acting is top-notch, adding unexpected gravitas to a gritty and surprisingly engaging story, especially for a game in this genre. It’s over quickly, but every minute feels purposeful.