REKKR: Sunken Land

Weapons are not flashy, but they are solid, you have some familiar guns such as SSG and BFG, while other weapons are completely different.

Gameplay is changed in clever ways, introducing new mechanics and shuffling things around in general.

Don't notice any bugs so far, and great graphics complete with library and bar.

The happy ending for the protagonist was definitely the cherry on top.

The sprite work is as handsome as ever and the levels flow beautifully, without the slaughtermap-esque difficulty of a lot of modern WADs; alongside the minimal but atmospheric music, it's not hard to imagine you're playing a lost Doom engine classic rather than a new game, a sort of less abstruse Hexen.

The rocket launcher replacement I actually somewhat like thanks to the sound design but due to the way it fires like a grenade launcher makes it's easily a lot less practical.