DEAD TRASH Steam Charts & Stats

A short & sweet FPS that doesn't outlive its welcome. The length & quality of content make it 100% worth it at full price. If you believe in the Carmack philosophy of FPS storytelling, this game fits in perfectly. It's simple, brutal, and to the point.

Equal parts cheap and short, with just enough content to entertain you for a few hours. Should be getting a few updates soon.

This seemed promising but its rather boring to play. The comic at the start of the game didn't fit on the screen at 3440x1440p. The maps are really big and samey looking. Just 2-3 repeating textures and little in the way of direction. Guns don't feel super great. You're meant to get resources by destroying trashbags but only some trashbags, and each weapon takes a different number of hits to break them. Sometimes you'll just miss despite aiming dead center.

Dripping with atmosphere, blood and bodily fluids. The gun play is satisfying, there are some secrets to be found in the levels. Great trip to the past to games like Blood, Duke Nukem 3D, Kingpin, etc. Well worth the price.

A game about a quarantine where the first thing they tell you is that they built a giant wall to prevent people from escaping, and on the first level I managed to bug the game and escape into a never ending darkness. 10/10 Recommended

An inexpensive FPS that evokes trashy horror films, old arcade gun shooters with photographic billboard enemies and early 90s classics that doesn't outstay it's welcome. It's nothing fancy, but it's stable, bug free and a fun distraction.

This game has a cool vibe, feeling somewhat like an older violent game like Manhunt on PS2. The photorealistic graphics and original soundtrack are great, but the game play is just okay. It's an FPS game that takes less than two hours to finish, but it has a decent level of escalation and reminds me a bit of Max Payne. Unfortunately, the early levels are super poorly designed and there are a lot of invisible barriers that you can accidentally get stuck behind that get you softlocked and forced to reset. You can quicksave, and I recommend doing this every few minutes in the beginning. Once you kill the first boss the levels become all indoor stages and this isn't a problem anymore. I like the variety of enemies. Later on you encounter zombies in glass tubes, crazy men in garbage bags and huge hulking monsters that melee attack you. There are a lot of weapons considering how short the game is, but they are all either guns or melee weapons. There are no explosives and the combat is very shallow. The game gives you so much ammo that you rarely, if ever, have to look for it. There are no achievements, only one difficulty level and no reason to replay this game. If you can look past those flaws its kind of a fun journey and the graphics are perfect for what it's trying to do.

10/10. This game has the aesthetic that i love. It's like if ASTRON 6 and Necrostorm decided to get together and make a game. I'm having more fun and enjoying the world of this game more that I have with some of the $60 dollar games i have wasted my money on. Please make more games like this. It is perfect.

For games like this, I basically try to give the game a chance to win me over, just enough to make me play it a second time. Otherwise, I'll ask for my money back. Well, basically it's a game that delivers exactly what it promises, no more, no less. Which essentially means a very short, simple and straight to the point corridor shooter that doesn't bring anything new to the table and doesn't stand out in any memorable way, except for the cartoonish B-movie charm of the presentation. The weapons are impactful and satisfying to shoot, the level design is generic, but serviceable. But the overall experience shows a lack of polish that is frankly unacceptable for how basic the core of the game is. Enemies clipping through textures, getting trapped by environmental objects or simply not being able to follow you in a straight line, enemy fire breaking through cover (strongly noticeable in boss fights), resource balancing becoming completely irrelevant after a few stages, and so on. The game lacks basic features present in games of the genre from 30 years ago and does nothing to extend the lifespan of the experience. Frankly, it's not hard to find more substantial mods or free games. And since the game's price is not localized for my region, the price (even on sale), is equivalent (sometimes more expensive) to things like Doom Eternal (or any of the classics), Quake or Witcher 3. I can buy F.E.A.R about 7 or 8 times for the price of this game. It's not worth it for me. But go ahead. It's not a bad game. It just won't make much of a difference.

There's a trend on Steam where there are really good, neat lil indie games which are $1~8 bucks. This is one of them. Totally worth it for 3 bucks. It was everything I expected.