Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath

Call of Juarez

Set in the American frontier, Call of Juarez puts players in the boots of a bounty hunter and a former outlaw as they chase a notorious gang. The game mixes first‑person shooting with stealth mechanics, offering both intense duels and tactical sneaking through dusty towns and canyons. The title features a dual‑character narrative, split‑screen multiplayer, and a period‑accurate atmosphere that immerses players in the lawless Wild West, delivering a classic shooter experience on PC and Xbox 360.

Wild Guns

Wild Guns is a classic side‑scrolling shooter that blends Old West aesthetics with futuristic technology. Players take on the role of bounty hunters battling outlaws, robots, and alien invaders across stylized desert towns. The game features tight co‑op action, split‑screen multiplayer, and a nostalgic pixel art style that still feels fresh on the Nintendo Switch.

Beyond Good & Evil

Beyond Good & Evil follows photojournalist Jade as she uncovers a sinister conspiracy on the planet Hillys. The game blends action, stealth, and puzzles in a richly detailed sci‑fi setting. Players capture evidence, battle hostile forces, and solve environmental challenges while uncovering a deep narrative about truth and resistance.

Deadpool

Step into the crimson boots of Wade Wilson, the infamous merc-with-a-mouth, as he takes on a high-stakes contract to eliminate a corrupt media mogul. When Mister Sinister abruptly intercepts and kills the target, Deadpool embarks on a personal revenge mission that quickly spirals into a desperate fight to save humanity. Teaming up with iconic X-Men members like Wolverine, Rogue, Domino, and the future-born Cable, Deadpool slices, shoots, and quips his way through waves of Marauders including Arclight, Blockbuster, and Vertigo. Combining hack-and-slash melee combat with fast-paced shooting mechanics, this game delivers non-stop fourth-wall-breaking comedy and explosive action.

Armed and Dangerous

Armed and Dangerous is a tongue‑in‑cheek third‑person shooter that blends fantasy, science‑fiction, and historical parody into a single‑player campaign and multiplayer mayhem. Developed by Planet Moon Studios and published by Activision and LucasArts, the 2003 title offers split‑screen co‑op, over‑the‑top humor, and a variety of absurd weapons. The game supports both solo and multiplayer modes, letting players team up locally or online to wreak havoc across bizarre levels. Its PEGI 12/ESRB T rating reflects cartoon violence and comedic content, making it a cult classic for fans of irreverent action games.

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee follows the humble factory worker Abe as he discovers the sinister plans of the ruthless Glukkons and sets out to free his captured fellow Mudokons. The game blends classic side‑scroll platforming with inventive puzzle‑solving and stealth mechanics, all wrapped in a darkly comedic sci‑fi world. Originally released in 1997, the title has become a cult classic thanks to its memorable characters, unique Quake ability, and richly detailed 2D environments. Players navigate treacherous factory floors, avoid detection, and use Abe's chanting powers to possess enemies and solve intricate challenges.