
Turbo Overkill is an exceptional Action/Shooter that raises the bar for the genre.
96
Verdict
94%
Steam
100
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive on Steam (94% positive from 7.2K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (100/100 critic average)
Still in Early Access — content may be incomplete
Johnny Turbo needs to clean up Paradise, a cyber city overrun by augmented minions under the cult control of the world's most advanced AI, Syn, who's looking to expand to world domination if not stopped here and now. Wall-running, Hero-Time, chain saw leg augments, flying cars and lots of booms. Fight to purge Syn with five new augments, dual chainsaw arms and a second chainsaw leg in the final episode, part 1.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 5d ago
Turbo Overkill starts off strong and really strong at that but once you reach Chapter Three it’s just far too long and the difficulty increases exponentially, especially compared to the previous levels. I made it all the way to the last level, which I personally believe has some of the worst level designs I’ve ever seen. It’s almost solely platforms and bridges which you can easily fall off, meanwhile you’re having to fighting wave after wave of enemies, huge amounts of enemies, enemies that are best executed with the chainsaw leg, therefore you end up sliding off the platforms and while you don’t die, it wastes time because guess what? you’re on a three-minute timer to clear all the enemies out. Your then expected to do this 3 or 4 times. OMG what a joke! Once you’ve completed the worst level design in history, you have to defeat what I presume is the final boss (I don’t know because I don’t have the will to continue doing it). Continuously spawning adds, lasers, fog, rockets, fire, weapons of every kind shooting at you from all directions with no real way to counter, dodge or cover from it. Add to that the spinning laser wall and the need to almost be continuously be in the air to attack the boss is just too much. The latter part of the game especially the level ‘The Final Purge’ is just a miserable experience and I might be more forgiving if some of the more generic filler levels were removed and the game condensed into the length of the first two chapters. I feel exhausted by its length just playing it, I have no idea how the developers felt making so many levels or why they felt they needed to. For me it’s incredibly frustrating to basically get as far as I have with no alternative but to sack the game off, I feel as though my time was wasted and disrespected by developers who decided to turn their game from a fairly decent boomer shooter to a Dark Souls shooter in the final level of their game, for no apparent reason! Play the Demo, enjoy it, then move on to something else.
As a Doom dih rider, I find the gameplay nearly as fun as Doom 2016 or even Doom Eternal.
First of all, this is new standard all FPS should be hold everything is almost perfect Pros ✅ Many FOV options A BLESSING finally devs that understands ✅ Movement super fun, fast and responsive, everything you need ✅ Story was simple but it’s not annoying or trying to be propaganda ✅ Legal cheats – after finishing a game you have option to mess around with the gameplay Cons - Can't really find any but if anything it would be ❌ Mouse sensitivity – needs more options, I was able to lower my DPI to playing on a sens that was not insane high Thing that could be changed 🤔 Outline for enemies was not really helpful at least for me would be better if you could control the color and maybe make it ala Quake 3 Aren where whole model change color 🤔 Dash that works where you point, meaning all dimensions 🤔 Boss fights are mostly ok except Ripper that felt like massive difficulty spike ------- Bottom line gunplay fun, story fun, movement fun it’s all just so fun and at the same time challenging. One to remember for years.
Reviews sourced from Steam. All reviews belong to their respective authors.
Data sourced from RAWG, Steam, IGDB, CheapShark, Wikipedia, HLTB, and GX Corner. Sources: rawg, steam, cheapshark, igdb.
All game titles, trademarks, and copyrights belong to their respective owners.