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All Zombies Must Die!, the spiritual successor to Burn Zombie Burn!, is an Arcade- RPG where killing as many zombies as possible is top of the to-do list.

The fate of humanity – or at least the small town of Deadhill – rests in the hands of four unlikely heroes: Jack, the gamer; Rachel, the girl; Brian, the geek; and Luxo, the alien. Go it alone, or enlist the services of up to three like-minded chums to survive the zombie apocalypse.

Plain Sight is a multiplayer arcade game about suicidal ninja robots.

Fly through space, leap over planetoids and destroy opponents with your trusty katana.

Killing fellow robots lets you steal their tasty, tasty energy. Packed with spinach-like goodness; energy makes you bigger, stronger, faster and generally more awesome.

Being all big and badass is great, but in this game it doesn’t win you the match. It makes you a target.

To win, you have to convert your energy into points…

How do you do this? Simple. Kill yourself.

Bunch of Heroes is a humorous 4 player cooperative top-down shooter for Windows through Steam. The game has online co-op with up to 4 players.

The Bunch, is the most formidable team of fighters from different parts of the world ever assembled. In the game the Earth is under attack, An Alien Invasion is threatening all of humankind, with no regard to gender, color or nationality. And these nasty Aliens have a powerful Zombie Army.

A dark fantasy action RPG with visceral combat.

In Path of Exile, the player has been exiled from their homeland to the corrupted and deeply hostile continent of Wraeclast. Alone, or with other exiles, they must develop their skills and discover powerful magical artifacts in order to survive the challenges of a cutthroat post-apocalyptic fantasy world.

Path of Exile immerses the player in a gritty and realistic art style that goes against the current industry trend of cartoony RPGs.

Our combat is especially visceral, with plenty of blood and gore.

Not So Fun Fact #1: Probably the only natively Hor+ game that should have been Vert-... for the sake of "towervision" on tallscreen displays. Ah well !
Not So Fun Fact #2: Produced by one of the shortest-lived publishers in the history of digital ditribution (RIP Zallag, 11.2009-04.2011).