You are Outlander. Once adrift upon the Ageless Sea, you now find yourself on the shores of a dying world. From the consuming darkness emerges a figure cloaked in white: the Shepherd of Wayward Souls, who burdens you with the task of hunting down the remaining Guardians of the Old World. You must journey into the vast gloom to explore ancient ruins, discover forgotten secrets and battle the horrors that lurk within.
Equipped with weapons of exceptional might and an inventory of powerful artifacts, you must traverse ancient crypts, sunken ruins, corrupted temples and howling forests to bring death to your enemies. But do not underestimate your adversaries, for they are great in power and number. Your mind must be as sharp as your blade if you hope to survive the dangers ahead.
Fueled by legendary Quake 1 technology, the veins of WRATH pump with the DNA of revered '90s shooters. The world of WRATH is rich with engaging combat, diverse environments and captivating lore. Every element is deftly intertwined to create an authentic and enchanting experience as timeless as the games that inspired it.
Highlights:
● Travel with the Shepherd of Wayward Souls across 3 unique hubs and 15 maps
● Explore a vast world shrouded in darkness, passionately crafted by the hands of longtime veterans of the Quake scene.
● Lay waste to 15 unique enemies lurking in the shadows, thirsting for your blood.
● Defeat the 3 Godlike Guardians of the Old World
● Exert your dominance through the aggressive dance of combat with 10 unique artifacts
● Comb each level thoroughly, uncovering secrets to help you survive
● Immerse yourself in haunting music born from the twisted mind of Andrew Hulshult (Quake Champions, Dusk, Amid Evil and DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part One).
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Posted on: August 9, 2025
TheNecromaniacal
Verified ownerGames: 32 Reviews: 2
It's fine?
Not my favourite boomshoot, but its solid enough for the low price i see it at most of the time, A bit of a slog with its weird save states and low variety in weapon and enemy design, but solid and competent. Id be supprised to see it on anyones top 10 shooters list but i didnt hate my time good, good stuff
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Posted on: October 1, 2025
joel.k.stewart3
Verified ownerGames: 4 Reviews: 1
Unbeleivable throwback game.
This game absolutely delivers the nastalgia and vibe of playing older titles like doom and quake with modern quality of life improvements. The gameplay is a faithful successor to the titles mentioned above and others in the same vein. I can not stop playing it. This is a game I would play $40 dollars for. I bought it on sale for $6 and can not believe how excellent it is.
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Posted on: October 10, 2025
Dour-Frag
Verified ownerGames: 86 Reviews: 2
Love this!
If you liked Arcane Dimensions, you'll probably like this. Where as I think AD has more varity, it didn't have a more realized setting. It kind of reminds me of Mortal Shell... Further more, the soul tethering I think was an interesting idea, espcially for the hardcore player. base I don't have the highest-end PC and haven't experienced a single hiccup. Easy recommend! Especially if it's on sale.
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Edited on: October 19, 2025
Posted on: October 18, 2025
motionblur
Verified ownerGames: 129 Reviews: 8
Gothic horror FPS with minor annoyances
This game feels like what would happen if Quake, Turok and Daikatana had a lovechild. The two downsides are sometimes a little slidy controls when the player wants to precision jump to a secret or shortcut etc. and the game doesn't have unlimited saves. There are a few scarcely scattered checkpoints throughout the world and there also are items that let the player set a quicksave point. (update: Don't know if it's been patched in later but the options menu does offer unlimited saves) Enemy designs, gameplay, secrets, sound ... all super fun.
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Posted on: November 24, 2019
Early Access review
DeckardX08
Verified ownerGames: 13 Reviews: 2
Shows promise (no sarcasm)
If this game gets finished (plus some polish and rebalance), then it might be worth a title of "true Quake 1 sequel". First notable thing is good visual design. The devs didnt use "old-school" excuse to slack out (looking at you, Dusk), and created truly badass looking guns and enemies' models. Try to examine a gun-wielding "grunt" up close or wield a Fang Spitter the first time and you'll see. The level design is impressive as well, both snow-covered cemetery and a swamp filled with enormous dead trees and weird towers. Gunplay is decent (yes, they got The Shotgun right), with meaty sounds, blood splatter and even dismemberment. Weapons are traditional (pistol, shotgun, automatic "rifle" (Fang Spitter), and "grenade launcher"), the one that stands out is the melee blade that lets you dash with a charged alt attack. Enemies, while being inspired by Quake, all have unique gimmicks such as "rage mode" at low health. Now to the negatives. The game is early access, so, while bug-free, it only offers 2 levels to play (excluding the hub area). Buying right now can be risky investment. There are weird attempts of "modernization", mainly limited saves (you have to use a consumable to save a game, and only a single save slot is available). I do not nessessary mind it (finished the available content with a pile of those "soul tethers" laying in my inventory), I just think that the idea of limiting saves makes the game more "hardcore" is silly. All it does is to bloat the game time artifically. You cannot save progress without makng progress first. To use the afforementioned consumables ("artifacts") you need to re-select the item from a menu every time, since the game doesnt remember your choice. Movement feels floaty at times, often resulting in falls from ledges because of inertia. Finally, I felt like level design discourages any playstyle other than holding choke points, any attempt of pressing forward is punished by enemy spawns or enemies placed behind corners.
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