*1945. Hitler has won the war using the DNA of beasts and man to make Binary Super Soldiers. You have become one of Hitler's latest projects. But does that mean you're going to fight for them. Hell no. Pick up the gun, soldier. It's time to raise some hell.*

Camp Z: The Awakening is a 2D side scrolling shooter in where Hitler has won the war during an alt history period by mixing the DNA of man and beast. The game has two modes to it: The campaign called The Awakening and an infinite wave based mode were you go through all the floors of the Binary Super Soldier facility for infinity.

In the campaign, you are Harey, an American soldier who was taken in by the Third Reich to be used for the Binary Elite Super Soldier program. You awaken in a cage and get to read about your new body and abilities, where it seems you were spliced with an Eastern European hare. A scientist comes to check on you after you grab your trusty bat and now you have to raise Hell just to get out.

The wave based mode, Defiance Mode, sees you select from the four different Binary Elites who each have different survival stats and different gear. Harey, Grizz, Carol and Hanz, each has their strengths and weaknesses. The goal is simple: Kill as many Nazis as you can, get to around round 20, meet with someone called Das Clicka who will send you forward into a point of time where you keep the loop going. Every five rounds you gain an upgrade perk and every ten rounds you get a rev kit giving you a life back or an extra life should you need it. Upgrades range from Gun damage to jump height, your special ability charging faster to you having more health, your melee weapon getting stronger to your weapons having more ammo.

Pros:
- An amazing setting in an alt history 1945 with little nods towards real life equivalent animals who were used during World War 2.
- Hand crafted models and animations
- A wondrous story where you'll be able to fight against many varying Nazi furs and humans.

Cons:
- Sounds are just a bit clunky, with hit registration being a tiny bit glitchy
- Enemy models sometimes clip through the floor, come back to life or even turn invisible
- Currently, you aim with both thumbsticks but the developer, Game Master, has said they will be adding in an option to lock your aim soon
- No reload button. You either have to run your magazine dry or wait about five seconds for you to reload.

Overall, it's a fantastic piece of work and I'm sure it'll climb to great heights. Here's hoping for more from this amazing developer. Now go out there and raise some Hell.

Nazi furs ♥♥♥♥ off~