Revenge and Justice

Revenge and Justice is a 3D action shooter with a post-apocalyptic revenge story. In 2050 a global war brought catastrophic weapons into use, and the earthquakes they triggered shattered civilization, leaving people in scattered settlements. Years later, a warning reaches the village of Salvador, a skilled archer, telling the villagers to leave or lose their land by force. When they refuse, an attack leaves most of them dead. Salvador survives and sets out to confront those responsible. The journey takes him through ruined cities overtaken by nature, empty wastelands and hostile territory, fighting the enemies he meets on the way. The settings shift from overgrown city ruins to open wasteland, giving the journey a sense of distance traveled as the story moves forward.

The controls are a standard action layout: WASD to move, mouse to shoot, R to reload, Space to jump, Shift to run, Q to roll and P to pause. Anyone familiar with 3D shooters can start straight away. The game runs in WebGL and needs a keyboard, a mouse and a landscape screen, so it is a desktop or laptop game. The description focuses on story rather than listing modes or level counts, so expect to learn the structure as you play and use the pause key to split it into sessions. Rolling and running give you ways to control the distance in a fight, which matters in any shooter where standing still makes you an easy target.

It suits players who want a story-led action game with a clear motive, set in a ruined world. It sits with post-apocalyptic shooters and third-person revenge adventures, and it is a reasonable browser choice for anyone who wants combat with a narrative frame. The motive of the story, a survivor seeking the people who destroyed his home, gives each fight a purpose beyond a high score.

via GameFlare