Crimsonland

Crimsonland is one of those top down shoot 'em up games from the Reflexive Arcade and Popcap days which occupied hours for a lot of people. The core gameplay is simple - WASD to move, mouse to aim, and left click to fire. Occasionally, you may even want to press R to reload. Or use a controller if you want with this new version. Avoid getting touched by enemies or their projectiles. There are two main modes - quest which unlocks new weapons and perks for the character. Synergy is pretty important and there's a lot of perk/weapon combos to go for. Although some perks are almost mandatory to do well in the second mode which is... Endless wave survival. Gets more frantic as it goes on but with the right perks and powerups... you can survive and slaughter endless hordes of aliens in the process, for a time. Good game, alien shooting classic, do recommend.

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.