Every survivors game has its own thing, and this one is a twin-stick variant, meaning you can move in one direction while shooting in another. This opens up tactical possibilities: for example, you can concentrate firepower on a boss while kiting it around. You can also do a short dash. All of this makes it feel more active than most of the popular games in the genre. You also have perks and equipment that can be upgraded and swapped out at will, so there is a little bit of strategic depth there too.

I was given this game by a friend who hasn't even played it, but I hope he will, because this is really good.

Every survivors game has its own thing, and this one is a twin-stick variant, meaning you can move in one direction while shooting in another. This opens up tactical possibilities: for example, you can concentrate firepower on a boss while kiting it around. You can also do a short dash. All of this makes it feel more active than most of the popular games in the genre. You also have perks and equipment that can be upgraded and swapped out at will, so there is a little bit of strategic depth there too. I was given this game by a friend who hasn't even played it, but I hope he will, because this is really good.