MEATGRINDER

About game

Ready for the extraordinary? MEATGRINDER invites risk-takers like yourself to a heart-racing FPS experience. Jump, dodge, and engage in relentless battles against waves of foes, ensuring a gaming escapade that goes beyond the usual, delivering a level of excitement unmatched by standard gameplay.   Navigate a constantly moving environment that refuses to let you catch your breath, presenting an ever-evolving challenge that keeps you on your toes. Experience the rush of fast-paced gameplay, where your survival depends on mastering agile movements. Jump, dodge, and swiftly annihilate enemies before they have a chance to react. Immerse yourself in the chaos of the game as you jump through levels situated atop speeding trucks, trains, and planes. Brace yourself for an insane journey filled with unpredictability and excitement. Engage in a high-octane, epic first-person shooter with no interruptions like cutscenes or complex storylines. Immerse yourself in pure, unadulterated action that echoes the intensity of Clustertruck meeting the spirit of Duke Nukem. Challenge yourself with levels that not only move but also throw unexpected obstacles your way. Adapt to the chaos of the environment, adding an extra layer of unpredictability to your gaming experience. Reviews Meatgrinder manages the difficult task of mixing the first-person view with platforming and shooting in equally exciting parts. I died plenty more times from touching from failing to secure a platform but enemies are more than speed bumps and can take out the player if his focus is only on movement. The difficulty level is high but the game rewards good reflexes and solid use of its many special abilities. The lack of story will make it harder for many players to deal with failure and push forward (the game thankfully has difficulty levels) but I like the focus on non-stop action, with nothing else getting in the way. For players who want a first-person shooter with a well-executed twist, Meatgrinder is fast, tough, and rewards quick thinking. Softpedia