Shooters

The new planet Kairos under the rule of the Timekeeper brings faster, more acrobatic movement.

A modern return to the merciless run-and-gun style that Konami established back in 1987.

Cooperative carnage for four, where you call in stratagems directly under enemy fire.

Looter shooter from the creators of the Arkham trilogy; each character has their own movement style.

A Space Marine against an endless wave of Tyranids; playable solo or with two others.

A zombie VR shooter set in a flooded wasteland; water serves as both cover and a trap for enemies.

The mech series from FromSoftware returns after ten years; you build your mech from dozens of parts.

Stejný sovětský utopický svět, ale poloviční snímkování a méně živé prostředí kolem vás.

Makarov returns with a nuclear threat; more open missions let you choose your approach.

The move to Source 2 brought smoke grenades that react to the environment and new lighting.

The sequel to Firewall Zero Hour; tactical 4v4 shootouts with a single life per round.

A vampire invasion in Massachusetts; a four-player co-op shooter from Arkane.

A looter shooter from the Borderlands series focused on hordes of procedurally generated guns and loot.

Destiny na Xboxu 360: stejný den vydání, slabší hardware a exkluzivní obsah navíc.

An 8-bit-styled run-and-gun spin-off from the Gunvolt universe with a choice of characters.

A hypnotic shooter from Jeff Minter; a ship shoots down enemies crawling out of a tube.

A hybrid of a vertical shooter and a platformer with a teleporting ship; it excels at both.

A military simulation focused on realism; ballistics, fatigue, and radio chatter instead of action.

A prequel starring Baird and Cole, told as testimonies at a military tribunal.

Twin-stick shmup by Shin'en Multimedia; spherical arenas inside giant organisms.

A visually stunning twin-stick shmup in a microscopic world of cells from studio Shin'en Multimedia.

Voxelový ohňostroj, který ukázal sílu PS4 hned při jejím startu.

Free-to-play Steel Diver sequel focused on online submarine battles instead of a campaign.

A tactical third-person shooter where squad commands matter more than aiming.

The transformation of a Half-Life mod into a full-fledged game; the new engine brought more realistic physics.

It grew out of a training simulator for the US Army; you command infantry squads, not individual soldiers.

Tři roky před Wii tu na hráče mířila skutečná pistole připevněná k automatu.

The return of the legendary space shooter, made by Treasure, masters of the shoot 'em up.

The most unlikely gem of the WonderSwan library; it grew out of the WonderWitch homebrew kit.

An iconic run-and-gun from SNK; Metal Slug tanks and vehicles can be commandeered at any time.

One of Cave's most beautiful bullet-hell games — you fly on a beetle through swarms of projectiles.

A return to the top-down view and anime stylization; the new hero Jaguar in over-the-top battles.

A homebrew tribute to Defender, where abducted people turn into a much more aggressive form of enemy.

A western shooter that laid the foundations for the later Red Dead Redemption series.

The PC series' frantic pace translated into a top-down view; waves of enemies from every side.

Famous Star Wars battles from the perspective of an ordinary soldier, on large maps across four factions.

A quirky vertical shmup with a colorful cast of pilots; released in Japan as Sonic Wings 2.

A steampunk alternate-history war; a vertical shmup starring a biplane from Core Design.

Brutal run & gun with branching; for hardcore players.

A sequel to the famous arena above the chasm; more varied environments and the same dreaded pterodactyl.

Vesmírná střílečka s trojicí obrazovek a bossy přes celé zorné pole herny.

Cartoon humor and insane design; a 90s icon.

A fantasy shooter on the Doom engine; an elf fights with magic against D'Sparil and can even fly.

A cute, deliberately over-the-top Japanese shooter with a girl riding on the back of a flying dragon.

An arcade light-gun shooter about a police officer; also playable with a real toy pistol.

The peak of the Turrican series on 16 bits; the energy whip and fluid movement turn the action into a dance.

An on-rails space shooter built on the then-new technique of video played back from disc.

Namco turned the light gun into a wacky, colorful party full of funny minigames.

Arcade run & gun ports; the arcade classic brought home.

The Vic Viper and its faithful helpers; a revolutionary upgrade system that defined the genre for years.

Lucasfilm Games; fractal 3D, sci-fi for its era.

Yu Suzuki's surreal world of flying mammoths and dragons; an arcade spectacle of the 1980s.

An iconic vertical shooter that defined the pure arcade shmup on the SG-1000.

A fractal-rendered cave world of dragons and magic in first person. Action and exploration.

Atari's vector action transported to icy Hoth — a sequel to the Star Wars classic.

A cooperative aerial shooter for two players at one machine – a rarity for its time.

The vertical war shooter that launched Capcom on its path among gaming giants.

Split-second distinguishing of customers from robbers behind doors; a reflex-testing adrenaline rush from Sega.

War action inspired by the invasion of Normandy; an advance along the coast under fire from several directions.

An icon of the NES era, played with the Zapper light gun aimed straight at the TV.