Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood and Teef

Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood and Teef is an alien planet, but this is no reason to defend itself: the green horde comes here to rob, shoot and take away everything that is bad. The player leads a squad of orcs with only violence and prey on their minds. The levels are designed like short forays: we rush in, shoot, demolish everything we see, and leave for the loot. The action takes place in a two-dimensional platformer from the side, but the pace is closer to a shooter: there are a lot of enemies, too, ammo, and walls and furniture fall apart when fired upon. Weapons are assembled from improvised materials, and almost every barrel fires more often than is reasonable. The levels are short and crowded with enemies, so you won't get bored even in a short session. In addition to shooting, you come across large bosses and equipment, and between levels the hero can be developed by spending what you find on improvements. The humor here is in the spirit of the universe: rude, loud and without pretensions to sophistication. Some enemies are larger than an ordinary orc, and you have to spend the ammo you get on them especially generously. Sometimes there are small challenges like clearing the territory in a time, and they perfectly dilute the plot. Two people are also allowed to go through the campaign, and joint fun is encouraged: you can shoot an ally by accident, and this will not cause the slightest regret. However, orcs are generally not prone to reflection. The cooperative supports co-op play, and in the company there is twice as much destruction. Orcs joke rudely, shoot a lot and do not stay in one place. For those who want noisy action without plot complications and with the pleasure of destruction.