Crimsonland

If You need relax just kill some monsters : ) Easy game to play but hard to master. Many persk and weapons. Just try! U wont regret.

It is funny to realize that this game is the core idea behind Vampire Survivors. You run around in a field, killing hordes of monsters that autotrack towards you, and if you kill enough you get to pick an upgrade. The only real core difference is that the game is a twin-stick shooter, where you have to actively aim and fire (aside from a few damaging upgrades), and some smaller stuff (you don't have to collect currency from dead enemies, upgrades are general purpose perks rather than weapon upgrades, and the two modes are a finite mission mode and infinite survival). Of course this game far predates VS - this version comes from 2014, but this game dates to 2003. In fact, not even that is the original - it was originally a wildly popular free game from 2002. And that's the version I originally played as a child within a year of getting my first PC. I have to say, I am biased, I spent my entire life since childhood playing this game on and off, but the fact that this kind of game survives to this day is a testament to how timeless this formula is. 15 bucks might sound steep, but you can always buy it on a sale - and I guarantee you will get you money's worth.

Aw man, i remember playing this on my old sony ericsson up to 4am. Does everything as an original one + extra. Amazing game. Really delivers. Spoiler*, bug.: The only niaunces i found annoying is how it refocuses player camera to the side when you pick up "sharpshooter" perk and how it doesn't write gun names when you hover over em: both in game when picking "random weapon" perk and in menu.

The game offers a diverse variety od game modes, new weapons, pickups and perks. I enjoyed playing this game a lot but considering the old game, quest difficulty was pretty underwhelming.

Is it shallow? Yes. Is it mindless shooting? Yes. Is it well-executed and enjoyable? Absolutely. Crimsonland is a classic top-down shooter, packed wall to wall with bloody carnage. The different game modes (missions, several different survival modes, and even a hidden mini-game) keep things reasonably fresh. There's a bit of imbalance in randomly-generated weapons, but I just keep coming back to this title whenever I want to let off steam blasting a few hundred aliens, zombies, or those damnable splitting spiders.