Cthulhu's Reach: Devil Reef

The gameplay feels smooth, responsive, and easy to pick up without feeling completely brainless.

Co-op transforms the experience from a solitary test of endurance into a frantic group survival effort, especially during boss encounters and high-density rooms.

Combat is immediate and kinetic, leaning closer to twin-stick shooters and arcade roguelikes than traditional dungeon crawlers.

The art style works incredibly well for what the game is trying to do.

Its obviously still very much so in development, I feel that the balance of the first boss went too far in the other direction (from being impossible to me smoking him in seconds with the tommy gun) but that might be fine, the difficulty of the second area made up for it.

Turning on PvP adds an entirely different layer when you suddenly have to remember that the people you're shooting at are your friends.