Retro first person shooters, SUFFER and DUSK, are now available on Steam

Retro FPS fans, here are two games for you today. Anarchy Softworks and New Blood Interactive have announced that SUFFER and DUSK have been released on Steam. Moreover, SUFFER comes with a 10% discount until December 17th whereas DUSK comes with a 16% discount until December 17th.

SUFFER is a horror-punk shoot ’em up game with a distinctly 90’s vibe, complete with 2D sprite enemies and low-res textures. This is described as a ridiculous and challenging game about suicide and killing cops in a capitalist dystopia. SUFFER is said to be a game for those in need of a challenging first person experience, reminiscent of the tough-as-nails PC shooters of yesteryear.

On the other hand, DUSK reintroduces you to a world where butchery and bloodshed must be mastered if you’re to survive ’til dawn. Inspired by Doom, Quake, Blood, Heretic, Hexen, Half-Life, Redneck Rampage and all your ’90s favorites, while featuring a soundtrack by metal music mastermind Andrew Hulshult, DUSK features three distinct campaign episodes hand-crafted from straight outta the ’90s.

Enjoy their launch trailers below!

DUSK - LAUNCH TRAILER

14 thoughts on “Retro first person shooters, SUFFER and DUSK, are now available on Steam”

    1. What’s with the horrendous framerate? Does Suffer really look like that when you play? It looks good but that FPS makes it unplayable.

  1. i thought i read suffering which is a great game if you haven’t played it, play it now. back then it was jaw dropping for me.

    1. The Suffering was fun back in my console days. Cool art direction, gameplay was kinda meh, probably because I was using a PS2 controller. A sequel/remake on PC would be cool.

      1. The Thing was one of my favorite survival horrors. Tough to get it running well on modern hardware last I checked, never mind finding a copy.

        1. yeah gotta pirate it, i started playing it last year and forgot about it somehow, i’m still clueless how i missed it when it was released.

      2. I played The Thing and have to say the atmosphere and subject matter clicked with me more than some mid 2000’s stereotypical blood bath of a game with a story that makes all too much sense, a black man killing his family. We have enough of that in real life, I suggest you play through The Thing again followed by drinking a cup of bleach and broken glass.

    2. still upset i see. you didn’t comprehend my comment, i called you stupid and now you’re mad, is that it?is your life that sad and pathetic that an insult on the internet ruffles your feathers like this?

  2. Just played a good chunk of Chapter 2, great level design and an improvement over the already very good Chapter 1. Gets pretty trippy at times.

  3. Dusk looks like some serieus fun. Hopefully they will release it on GOG soon. (I heard they had plans for it)

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