
Mullet MadJack stands out as one of the best Action/Indie titles in recent memory.
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Verdict
98%
Steam
89
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (98% positive from 8.9K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (89/100 critic average)
No significant drawbacks reported
Mullet MadJack is a single-player first-person shooter and roguelite game developed by Hammer95 Studios and published by Epopeia Games. It was released on May 15, 2024 for Microsoft Windows. It was released for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S on March 13, 2025. It launched on the Xbox Game Pass subscription service. A version for the Nintendo Switch will be released on April 30, 2026.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 13h ago
This is the most unique and refreshing game i have played in years, only took a couple minutes for me to get hooked and for it to become my new all time favorite game. I cannot recommend this enough, and it keeps the dopamine flowing no matter what! Kick scrap and suck lollipops!
The setting, soundtrack, gameplay? Its immaculate!!! I love this game so much. Bought the art book because it was so good and wanted to support the developers. Please make a sequel, would pay the big bucks for one
MULLET MADJACK feels like someone took a 90s anime, a boomer shooter, an arcade machine and an absolutely unhealthy amount of caffeine and somehow turned them into a video game. The basic idea is completely insane: you have 10 seconds to live, and the only way to keep going is to kill enemies and steal more time from them. So naturally, the game has absolutely no interest in letting you relax. Everything moves at full speed. You're shooting robots, sliding around, smashing through rooms, picking upgrades and desperately trying to keep your timer from reaching zero. You make one mistake and suddenly you're staring at the screen wondering how you managed to die in approximately 0.3 seconds. The 90s anime aesthetic is also incredible. The colors, character designs, cutscenes and soundtrack make the entire thing feel like some lost VHS anime that your older cousin would swear was “way better than modern stuff.” The game even leans into that nostalgia with its old-school presentation and virtual 90s PC-box gimmick. And the community is exactly what you'd expect. Speedrunners treating every level like it's an Olympic event, people posting completely ridiculous kill combos, players arguing about the best upgrades and everyone collectively discovering that apparently going faster is always the correct answer. There's also something deeply satisfying about replaying a level and realizing that you can do it faster than before. Eventually you're not just playing the game anymore — you're memorizing rooms, enemy placements and routes like some kind of deranged anime protagonist. MULLET MADJACK is loud, stylish, stupid in the best possible way and completely committed to its identity. It's the kind of game that makes you feel like the coolest person alive for about 30 seconds before a robot shoots you in the face.
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