Trans female part demon cat thing goes on demon rampage. Yep! This is actually one of the better Retro FPS games I've played in some time. I think one of it's greatest strengths is that the retro aesthetic finally has enhanced a game like this rather than feeling like a forced gimmick. It's very obvious this is running on some kind of heavily modified IDTech Quake Engine and the graphics, levels and gunplay feel authentic to 1999 and man oh man, does this game have some awesome gunplay. You get so many guns, all extremely powerful, genuinely it's thrilling to play through the majority of this game and just blow up enemies into chunks with rocket launchers and plasma guns. This is some fantastic gunplay that packs a punch and it keeps on giving. Graphically it looks really nice, even having features like Real Time Lighting you can turn on to make the game give itself a bit of a modern flair to it.

And there's tons of enemies to kill and lots of levels of key hunting and blowing up demons. This is a simplistic shooter done right. My only gripes here are that the game crashed on me about three to four times during my first runthrough of the game, mainly occuring during loading zones between levels, but one time it just crashed mid level for no reason. I hope this is fixed as I would love to play this game without the constant crashing. I also found MeowMeow's constant one liners annoying, but you can turn them off by going to the Shy Kitten option. I also think the music is certainly not my type of thing. I'm really not into this type of rave soundtrack. Also, I found this to be kind of a disorienting game at points as there's so many giant enemies on screen at once that it becomes dizzying to see if you killed them all and looking for the ones that are left is a bit of a pain.

I still heavily recommend this. The gunplay and graphics are top notch for a Retro FPS and it just looks and plays so good for so much of it. I gotta give props to the dev who made this, this is a nice game and one I hope to come back to more in the future. It hit all the right notes when it comes to what I'm looking for in a Retro FPS.