Painkiller

Painkiller - demons have come out of the ground, and the hero has a shotgun, a rope and a sense of humor. Levels are divided into arenas, where enemies come in waves, and in between you need to look for ammunition. The weapons have strange techniques: one shoots nails, another turns into a bazooka, the third drains life from enemies. Accuracy and mobility are more important than cover. The bosses are huge and require movement: if you stop, it’s all over. The musical accompaniment matches the fast scenes, and the atmosphere of the Gothic cathedral lasts throughout the entire level. Levels end with a boss. Demons are divided by type. Secrets are hidden behind the walls. Weapons change as you go. Experience goes for killings. Some levels are completed against time. The arenas are filled with lava. Blood and humor go hand in hand. The double trunk and nails serve as arguments. From the first person view, the game looks cheerful. Enemies are climbing out of the walls. Abilities are obtained using souls. Weapons transform after souls. Enemies are climbing out of the walls. Bonfires mark save points. Levels are divided by topic. The double barrel serves as a ram. Secrets hide the runes. The bosses occupy the arena. Difficulty is adjustable. Levels are selected from a menu. Checkpoints are placed frequently. Secret passages are opened with a shot. Creatures crawl out of the floor. Weapon combinations change damage. Bonfires mark the end of the level. Abilities are obtained using souls. Shot knocks enemies back. Blood remains on the walls. Skeletons wear armor. Jumping speeds up the fight. The blood is not wiped off the floor. This option is suitable for anyone who loves arcade shooters with a thrash atmosphere.