Mortality Decomp. Killers: Free, Fast, and Furious Door-Murdering Action (Seriously!)
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
*Mortality Decomp. Killers* is a free, ridiculously fast-paced shooter where you play a resurrected detective and get scored on how many doors you brutally murder. Download it now and unleash your inner door-hating maniac!
Alright, buckle up, mates, because *Rock Paper Shotgun* just dropped a gem on us – and it's free! They're calling it *Mortality Decomp. Killers*, and frankly, the name barely scratches the surface of the beautiful, chaotic mess it is. Forget your polite tea parties; this is pure, unadulterated, adrenaline-fueled mayhem.
Think *Post Void* with a dash of *Hotline Miami*'s instant-death scenarios, all slathered in a gloriously headache-inducing, yet oddly appealing, art style. You play as Clive, a resurrected detective with a serious bone to pick (and a six-shooter and machete to pick it with). Your mission? Eliminate crooks and criminals with extreme prejudice.
The real kicker? After each level, the game scores you on how many *doors* you've "killed." Yes, you read that right. Door murder is not only encouraged, it's quantified. I mean, who *hasn't* wanted to just absolutely wreck a door that's standing between them and, well, more mayhem? This game gets it.
Cuppakill, the developer, seems to have a real sense of what makes a game tick: fast-paced action, satisfying weapons, and the unadulterated joy of completely disregarding interior design. The machete spin move alone is worth the download. Plus, they even added an "Invert Y" sensitivity setting for us "FREAKS" (their words, not mine, but I respect the inclusivity).
It's completely free on Steam, though you can snag the soundtrack if you're feeling generous. Honestly, for a game this bonkers, throwing a few quid their way feels like the right thing to do. So, if you're looking for a ridiculously fun, utterly unhinged shooter to blow off some steam (pun intended), *Mortality Decomp. Killers* is your jam.
I am not sure about Web3 integration for this title, but could you imagine a future version of the game where you earn NFTs for destroying doors? I am not sure that would be a huge selling point, but I can see the game community embracing the absurdity.
Tags: indie games, shooter, free games, action, gore
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun