Perdition

It’s a straightforward experience, but what it lacks in difficulty, it makes up for with atmosphere and narrative focus.

Every weapon has a primary fire as well as an alternative fire adding a decent amount of variety to the gameplay.

Combat is buttery smooth, one could say "Doom-esc" style combat with its own unique flavor.

Responsive controls, beautiful visuals. (no keybinds, though, but this is indie, not AAA, so I'll let it go. Still annoying IMO) But also everything feels cut short of great potential.

It runs flawlessly, no stutters, frame drops, bugs, or anything of the sort.

Just the little things such as a clean and non-repetitive soundtrack make the game that much more enjoyable.