Best games you can play this week – guns and gore

9 January 2017
Rise and Shine

After the whirlwind that was 2016’s end-of-year release schedule, it’s no surprise that things will get off to a bit of a slow start in January.

There aren’t too many big-name game releases arriving this week, but there are a few interesting smaller titles worth checking out.


Rise & Shine

13 January 2016 (PC, Xbox One)

Rise & Shine is a true “think and gun” experience that combines elements of arcade shooters, bullet hells, and puzzle platformers to create a new blend of strategy and viscera.

Switch between Shine’s add-ons to solve puzzles that redefine what bullets can do. Guide projectiles through intricate mazes, electrify damaged equipment to discover new pathways, and juggle 8-bit fruit, because why not? Rise & Shine is also gorgeously animated to boot!


Super Death Arena

11 January 2016 (PC)

Super Death Arena is an online horde mode survival game where you fight increasingly larger waves of mutants. Survive ten waves to win, and level up to get loot boxes with new fun gear to customise your character.

It’s a fun, shoot-first, no questions, kind of game, and looks to be a great distraction for FPS fans this week.


More game releases this week

Super Death Arena
Rise & Shine
Acorn Assault Rodent Revolution
Dead Effect 2

Dead Effect 2

Acorn Assault Rodent Revolution
Dead Effect 2


Article courtesy of MenStuff.co.za.

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