Review Turbo Overkill

Impressively excessive and fearlessly one-ups itself as the game unfurls
Delightfully chunky visuals, cool character designs, and utterly insane weapons
Grapple hooks, wall-running, and chains coming out of your arms and legs
Densely packed level designs bursting at the seams with secrets, easter eggs, and attention to detail
Massive quantities of excellent content, unlockables, secret levels, and cheats to uncover... all for $20

Insane Gunplay and Action
Augmentations Add Depth to Gameplay
Strong Level Design
Great Aesthetic and Soundtrack

Fast paced gameplay
Great nods to other classic FPS
Fun and funny premise

Doom on caffeine.
Well-lit pixel geometry will always look decent.
Who do I contact about getting a chainsaw in my knee?

Well-designed mechanics, sliding and shooting
Momentum in gameplay can be slowed by getting lost in each level
Captured retro shooter, platformer feel
Atmospheric environments and audio
Available on all platforms

Bonkers action from start to finish
Weapons, chainsaw leg - need I say more?
Very inventive movement, and by extension fighting

Furious FPS action with style to spare
Mixing slo-mo, grappling and sliding into combos is endlessly fun
Lots of replayability
Five difficulty settings
Arcade and endless modes are nice additions
Excellent world-building

Very smooth and dynamic controls
He never ceases to surprise you with new mechanics.
Wide variety of upgradeable weapons, each more beastly than the other.
Very original in terms of art

Fast-Paced Action
Variety in Weapons and Upgrades
Funny Visuals

Stylish retro visuals with modern flair.
Satisfying arsenal and movement system.
Soundtrack and audio amplify chaos.

The chainsaw leg
Very fast and visceral
Solid visual style

Great homage to 90s FPS
Enjoyable variety of weaponry
Fast paced action
No reloading required!

Thrilling, fast-paced FPS action
Awesome level design
Fitting gore-filled visuals
Throwback to classics