Turbo Overkill

Turbo Overkill is a shooter about a vigilante in a city of neon lights. Johnny Turbo returns home to find the city in the hands of the machines. Augmentations provide jerks and enhanced blows. Neon streets alternate with the subway. Upgrades are purchased with points. The trunks are strengthened by rare spare parts. The streets are connected by elevators and walkways. Jumping from springboards speeds up your running. Caches hide rare upgrades. Caches are opened using coins. The saw on the leg allows you to slide along the asphalt and chop down enemies. Enemies are divided into people, machines and creatures. The barrels are carried in two hands and changed while running. Enemies fall from the saw while running. Secret rooms hide rare weapons. Secrets are marked with icons on the map. Weapons can be changed directly in battle. The saw cuts down enemies while running. The weapon is divided into two barrels and does not require long reloads. Caches store weapons and upgrades. One part leads to the next. The music keeps a fast rhythm. The guns fire bursts and shot. The world is full of neon signs and rain. The plot is divided into short parts. Augmentations are bought with found money. Rockets and guns change places in the hands. The Avenger wears a saw as part of his body. Upgrades unlock new moves and jumps. The levels are full of secrets and hiding places. Bosses love indoor arenas. Episodes are divided into city blocks. Dashes and jumps open up the upper paths. Enemies can be knocked together and finished off with a saw. The blocks are connected by metro and elevators. The streets are full of signs and advertisements. Speed ​​helps you avoid volleys. This game is suitable for anyone who loves fast shooters.