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Posted on: February 14, 2025
Edbook008
Verified ownerGames: 149 Reviews: 2
Best Indie FPS
YOU GOTTA PLAY THIS The scale of the game, the cinematics with the DOOM 2016 Style, the mecanichs,the art direction and everything you get to do, is beyond awesome and 200% worht your money
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Posted on: February 17, 2024
aproshyan
Verified ownerGames: 144 Reviews: 2
Clunky
Maybe it's just me playing this right after "Prodeus" and "Dusk" but this game feels very clunky. The character moves fast, bullets move fast, but the game doesn't feel fast it just feels x2 speed up. A character melee-hit me behind a wall. Couldn't enjoy.
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Posted on: August 17, 2025
stachu_one
Verified ownerGames: 21 Reviews: 1
Good Boomer shooter
Good boomer shooter. Fast pace, epilepsy warning.
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Posted on: November 1, 2022
KetobaK
Verified ownerGames: 1617 Reviews: 56
This is REALLY GOOD
Frankly one of the best shooters I played in recent years, this game has a fast, violent and visceral combat, it's like Doom Eternal, but indie!
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Posted on: September 30, 2024
Louard_le_Barbare
Verified ownerGames: 293 Reviews: 124
Peak BoomShoot goodness
Turbo Overkill isn’t just a good boomer shooter with cyberpunk flavor: it’s a collection of great design elements that make for an incredibly visceral experience. It has all we’ve come to expect from great throwback FPS games: good guns, solid level design, frantic action, great mobility, a diverse enemy roster… And it excels at each of these things. Sections that would be a pain in any other shooter become a joy to go through in TO, courtesy of great controls and actually fair design. It’s a challenging game for sure, but the incredible mobility and powerful weaponry of Johnny ensure that fights are always fun, and that no situation is ever unsalvageable. An impossibly far ledge to reach? Double-jumps and dashes are your best friends! Surrounded by a horde? Nothing the chainsaw-leg can’t handle! Mini-bosses are ruining your health? Whip out those micro-missiles and they’re gone! Not to mention that the upgrade systems are, for once, non-obtrusive and actually useful (to the point of nearly breaking the game). TO is fast. TO is brutal. TO is awesome. It bears mentioning that this is also a game full of attitude, lovingly paying homage to all the gaming and movie classics that inspired it, and blending them all to create a colorful and stylish mix of sci-fi madness. It has decent storytelling and sweet low-poly graphics too, though it’s not as well optimized as one might have hoped. The issue with TO is that it doesn’t know when to freakin’ STOP. With its 25 levels averaging 30 minutes to complete, the campaign is too long for such an intense shooter; the boss fights are also dragged out and usually need to be won in a single sitting, a baffling decision for such an otherwise well-designed gem. The last couple of levels are among the most unbearably long final acts I’ve seen in gaming. But apart from that? TO is a fantastic action game, seriously one of the best in its genre. If you ever liked a FPS in your life, chances are you’ll enjoy this hectic masterpiece.
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