Bloodhound

This stripped-back approach aligns with the game’s design philosophy—there’s little interest in slowing the player down with exposition when the focus is squarely on combat and progression through increasingly hostile environments.

It doesn’t try to modernize the formula in any significant way—instead, it doubles down on speed, aggression, and relentless combat, aiming to recreate the raw energy of older FPS titles while packaging it in a contemporary indie release.

Game is okish, typical DOOM rip-off, it has good level and enemy design, as well as weapon design, graphics are good, don't be scared of specs, they are false and irrelevant, I run it with 60-80 fps all high 1080p.

One of the best parts is the soundtrack, killing demons while listening to metal will never get old.