BPM: Bullets Per Minute

BPM locks gunplay to a rhythm-game beat. Every shot, reload, and dodge must land on tempo with a hard rock soundtrack—miss the timing and you're fumbling while enemies close in. Movement pulls from '90s arena shooters: double jumps, rocket jumps, bunny hops, and dashes let you chain mobility tricks across arenas. Enemies attack in synced patterns, turning firefights into something closer to a bullet-hell rhythm game than a standard FPS. You're juggling tempo with spatial awareness, reloading between beats, and timing dodges to drum kicks. It's twitchy and unforgiving. If you can't feel a 4/4 beat or hate when a game punishes mistimed inputs, this won't click. If you want a shooter that demands musicality as much as aim, it's a distinct hook.