First-person shooter where points come from creative kills, not headshots. You're Grayson Hunt, a betrayed mercenary stuck on a mutant-infested resort planet with one goal: escape and murder your former commander. The hook is skillshots—kick enemies into cacti, whip them into spinning turbine blades, or detonate barrels mid-slide for bonus points. Those points buy weapon upgrades and new guns, which unlock wilder execution methods. It's a loop of escalating absurdity. Your energy leash yanks foes around like rag dolls, setting up environmental kills across ruined hotels and collapsing skyscrapers. The story pairs you with Ishi, a half-cyborg squadmate, and Trishka, a soldier hunting the same target. Dialogue leans crude, tone stays pulpy. If you want shooters that reward improvisation over precision and don't take themselves seriously, this delivers that specific flavor.
