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Fight your way through armies of Nazi occultists, religious zealots, and unspeakable cosmic horrors to unveil the Eldritch secrets behind the war theatre in this 2000s-era-inspired grimdark singleplayer FPS where WW2 meets Cthulhu Mythos.

In Imperium, you play as a Paladin either solo or as a team of 4, pitted against the hordes of a necromantic cult; you are tasked with defending various fortresses in a grand fantasy war. Arm yourself with spells, build wards to repel evil, and fight to the bitter end. Experience Unrelenting action, with combat inspired by 90's shooters and Dungeon Crawling Classics. Wield an arsenal of both magic and melee weapons simultaneously. Combine both to discover new combos and strategies. - Use a plethora of potions, cantrips, spells and melee weapons to obliterate your enemies. - Enchant your weapons to deliver even more radiant justice. - Find treasure to unlock unique bonuses. Demo available on Steam.

The game features a cyberpunk plot within a dystopian world, and draws inspiration from the works of William Gibson, Neal Stephenson, and Philip K. Dick to create its story, setting and atmosphere. Hard Reset is modelled on video games such as Quake and Unreal, which results in more straightforward gameplay than most contemporary first-person shooters. The various stages have secret areas with hidden pick ups such as health and ammunition. The environments are designed similarly, as there are explosive barrels and various vending machines outfitted with electroshock anti-vandalism defenses, that can trigger splash damage by being shot at, scattered throughout the levels, which the player can use by luring enemies near them. Unlike most old-school first-person shooters, which feature a liberal variety of guns and throwable weapons that can be stored in a magic satchel-style inventory, Hard Reset features only two weapons, the CLN Modular Assault Rifle, and the EEF-21 Plasma Rifle. Both weapons have unlockable firing modes, the Modular Assault Rifle including the option to strap add-ons such as grenade and rocket launchers, and the plasma rifle allowing railguns and stasis modules.

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[This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead or undead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.] A storm rains overhead. In the heart of the city is a sprawling panoptic tower, the realm of LICHCORP, the world’s reigning megacorporation. In the catacombs beneath is the living tomb and throneroom of the mad CYBRLICH, an undead hyperdictator. Are you bad enough to carve through his minions and bring an end to his iron-fisted reign? Or will you join in the chorus of his undead dirge? Either way, his stock is about to plummet. CYBRLICH AND THE DEATH CVLT OF LABOR is a first-person shooter / boomer shooter in the style of classics of the genre such as DOOM as well as recent entries such as UltraKill. It is fashioned in a unique hand-drawn, animated 2.5D perspective, featuring the animation work of Peter Larson Schmidt, with programming from Clipper Arnold and Eric Knittel. The player assumes the role of a buff, meat-headed barbarian hacker who takes on an evil CYBRLICH and his horde of minions in a satirical game about the horrors of corporate culture, capitalism, and shitty jobs. The player’s goal is to traverse the CYBRLICH’s labyrinthine corporate headquarters, making use of various weapons and utility items: * An “Employee of the Month” sword * A blood ritual-powered revolver * An explosive Mountain Dew™ bottle * An infinite supply of deepweed for restoring your mental health * Demon burgers to heal your physical health). The game will feature an array of bosses, cutscenes, and small puzzles for players to solve. Frenzied, comedic, cartoonish animations in the irreverent style of an Adult Swim cartoon pair with maximalist game design choices for over-the-top action.