Desecrators

The weapons sound great as well, it makes them so satisfying to use.

Thanks to the robust procedural generation, every new run is a fresh experience, and exploration is rewarding and satisfying.

Mastery of rotation and positioning becomes just as important as aim, and the learning curve rewards players who embrace the full range of motion rather than relying on conventional FPS habits.

The proc-gen can sometimes mess up the textures, but for the most part the visuals feel nostalgic and gloomy, kind of Doom 64-esque.

Co-op fundamentally transforms the experience, shifting combat from solitary survival to coordinated assault.

The music is also pretty good, it feels retro but still fresh and hand-made for each tileset, and as mentioned with the enemies, the sound design is excellent (I especially like the pulsing pluck of the X-ray laser and the alternating chaos of the Tri/Pentagun).