A twitchy run-and-gun where every character shows up with their own weapon and quirks.

The criterion profile stays low almost everywhere. Fun drops to the very bottom, ahead of barely 2% of games, and the urge to rediscover it sits little higher, ahead of 5%. The art style also lingers near the floor, ahead of less than a tenth of titles. Only connection and the controller feel climb shyly toward the middle without reaching it. No real tension here, just an indie that struggles to leave a mark, and several of these lines rest on only two or three votes, so take them as early signs.

In the crowd of indie side-scrolling shooters, Weapon of Choice had its idea, those characters with distinct abilities, but it blends into a dense genre where many titles hit harder and stick longer.

So who's it for? For you if you love digging through forgotten little run-and-guns and trying each character for its gimmick. Much less so if you want a game that grabs your whole evening or leaves a trace long after.