Trepang2

Trepang2 is a near-future first-person shooter built around being absolutely overpowered. You play an escaped soldier with no memory of his previous life, infused with supernatural abilities and a desire for revenge against the agency that built him. The gameplay loop borrows openly from F.E.A.R. and the more violent corner of late-2000s shooters, dialed up several notches.

The abilities are the centerpiece. Bullet time slows the world to a crawl, letting you dodge gunfire and line up impossible shots. Cloaking turns you invisible long enough to slip behind enemies and snap their necks before they realize you're there. Superhuman strength sends enemies flying through walls and into other enemies. Devastating punches, kicks, slides and combat slides chain together into combos that turn rooms into shrapnel.

Combat blends gunplay with brutal melee. The shooting fundamentals are solid — punchy weapons, fast reloads, satisfying impact — but melee is genuinely viable as a primary tool, especially against enemies in close quarters. Heavy-hitting punches, kicks and finishers reduce foes to physics props. The gore is intentional, generous, and part of the genre's specific energy.

The single-player story campaign runs across explosive set pieces tied together by a thin but functional revenge narrative. A mysterious group breaks you out from a heavily guarded black site at the start; the question of who they are, what they want, and what's actually going on between them and the agency that created you carries through to a final-act threat described as deadlier than yourself. The whole experience leans into hardcore, frenetic shooter design that the modern AAA space has mostly left behind.