Turbo Overkill

just go play doom 2016, doom eternal or doom the dark ages - this ♥♥♥♥ just devolves into a boring & repetetive horde shooter that thinks it's an arena shooter simply because you have double jump, dashing, grappling hook, etc. also being forced to replay levels to find all the secrets you missed instead of allowing you to just back track through the entire level to try and find them is pure cancer

Maps are not very-well designed in that you often get lost on where to go next. It’s fun when there’s action, then it just stalls while you track back your steps looking for the next zone with empty hallways. I enjoyed Doom Eternal, but not this.

The half an hour long ripper hate ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pegging scene was ABSOLUTELY needed. Peak game

it's fast and punchy, shooting feels great, and guns are cool. My only problems is, falling down from high place has no way of getting back up. You have to start again from the bottom.

I'm not really a big boomer shooter fan, but my friend convinced me to play this and I gotta say it was really fun. Like, REALLY REALLY fun. The fast paced combat and beautifully creative level design was just so good that it genuinely gave me the BIGGEST erection playing it. Give this game a shot ESPECIALLY if you're a cyberpunk fan, you'll love it.

When I played the demo for this game, it didn't really impress me for some reason (I think I found the chainsaw leg a bit too janky for my tastes), but I decided to get it on sale, and I had a very good time with it! Really solid boomer shooter with creative and interesting mechanics and weapons, a bit of dark humour and lots and lots of enemies to shoot

Игра очень медленно разгоняется и из-за этого поначалу кажется что очень легко. Но это лучшая альтернатива Doom.

Turbo Overkill is a testiment to how even an Indie/AA title can play and feel as good as a premium Triple-A game. I truly enjoyed being in the shoes of Johnny Turbo. This game is what Duke Nukem forever should've been. Each Episode has its own distinct feel and story that is interconnected, and plays a great role in building the world of Paradise. Even entities like Teratek have a great role to play behind the scenes and adds a lot to the atmosphere. Although the game was having performance issues during the later half of Episode 3, and the enemies got increasingly annoying, I still enjoyed every bit of it. 10/10 if you love fast-paced shooters.

The perfect shooter doesn't exi-... My only complaint is that it drags a little in the third act. Otherwise, this game is insanely fun once you get the hang of it! The weapons are amazing, the movement is a blast, it's got vehicle sections, awesome soundtrack, readable enemies and readable movement. Totally get this one :D

[h1]🏙️🪚 “An adrenaline-fueled masterclass in boomer shooter design.” 🔫⚡[/h1] Turbo Overkill is one of the best modern boomer shooters out there, combining blistering speed, fantastic level design, and enough style to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the genre's heavyweights. The setting is immediately compelling. Paradise is a grimy, neon-soaked cyberpunk nightmare that feels both oppressive and exciting to explore. The visuals are razor-sharp, and the art direction carries the experience just as much as the technical presentation. Every level oozes personality. But the real star is the movement. This game moves at an absolutely breakneck pace. Verticality isn't just an option—it's a necessity. You're constantly wall-running, dashing, grappling, sliding, and launching yourself through arenas while trying to keep track of threats from every direction. Success demands that you use every tool at your disposal rather than relying on a single strategy. The weapons are phenomenal. Every gun feels punchy, impactful, and satisfying to fire, with precise aiming that rewards aggressive but controlled play. The arsenal encourages experimentation, and the sheer momentum of combat makes clearing an arena feel like conducting a violent symphony. What impressed me most is how well the game balances chaos with control. Despite the speed and spectacle, encounters rarely feel unfair. The mechanics are responsive enough that every mistake feels like your own—and every victory feels earned. If you're a fan of boomer shooters, this is an easy recommendation. It understands exactly what makes the genre great while confidently carving out its own identity. Fast, stylish, and ridiculously fun, Turbo Overkill deserves to be mentioned among the very best modern entries in the genre. ⚡🪚🔥