AFTERBLAST is an action game for PC by Lumino Games. It is a first-person, co-op title that pits you and your squad against hordes of monsters in an evil god’s realm. Each game session is different, with randomly generated dungeons, enemies, and loot, offering a fresh experience for every run.

AFTERBLAST isn’t just a mindless shooter; it provides a thrilling challenge with the inclusion of bosses and formidable foes. The character you play as also has access to handy gadgets and a vast selection of deadly arsenal, ideal for wreaking havoc and destruction against the inhabitants of this chaotic realm.

Kill enemies and collect precious loot

AFTERBLAST is your typical looter shooter game that plunges you and three other people into procedurally generated dungeons to defeat enemies and collect loot to upgrade your character. It offers a refined gunplay system, where each weapon feels punchy and powerful, perfect for a combat-heavy title. The game shines with its co-op play, allowing you to build synergies with your team and come up with builds that complement each other.

The atmosphere and visual design of the game are vibrant and beautiful, and each level has a lush and surreal feeling to it despite being set in a dark realm controlled by an evil deity. However, since most areas are set in dungeons, the level designs are pretty tight and compact, which can hinder your movement, especially with all the fast-paced action happening around you.

On a brighter note, the system requirements for a game this crisp and sharp are actually decent. The majority of mid-range PCs can handle this title, and higher-end rigs can run this smoothly without any concerning issues. Due to the light hardware requirements, it is very easy to invite friends over and form groups for a session of fun co-op action.

Grindy, yet satisfying progression system

Overall, AFTERBLAST is a good fusion of FPS and roguelite systems. The fast-paced shooting, combined with the countless loot upgrades, provides a sense of achievement and satisfaction for players. Although it’s worth noting that runs can feel repetitive after a while, and grinding for loot can be frustrating due to its randomness and you may not be able to get a drop that you actually need.