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Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is a first-person shooter with a retro aesthetic. It was developed by Auroch Digital, a game studio located in the United Kingdom. In this game, you will play as a Loyalist Space Marine on the quest to purge the galaxy of chaos, one shot at a time. Over the course of this ten-hour game, you will face cultists, chaos marines, and even daemons. To dispatch them with the prejudice they deserve, you will be given a whole arsenal of iconic weapons: the eponymous boltgun is accompanied by the chainsword and the meltagun, as well as by some other less recognizable weapons, such as the volkite caliver and the plasma gun. The combat in this game is appropriately bloody and visceral, reflecting the brutal nature of the universe it is set in. As for the story, there isn’t much of one; it merely points you towards the enemies and says “now shoot”. Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and Windows PC. Unofficially speaking, you can also play Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun on Mac. Read the guide below if you want to learn more.

Remnant II is a grim, souls-like adventure game. It was developed by Gunfire Games, a Texan game studio. The game is set in a fantasy post-apocalyptic world originally explored in Remnant: From the Ashes; to summarize, the Earth has been corrupted by an evil interdimensional presence known as the Root. Remnant II heavily focuses on replayability; the game’s storyline, quests, bosses, enemies, and friendly characters are all procedurally generated. In addition, it features many different character classes – called Archetypes – that have their own unique playstyles. They need to be unlocked through gameplay; think of it as a source of extra challenges to complete. Curiously, multiple Archetypes can be activated at once, allowing for impressive build variety. This game can be played on Microsoft Windows, as well as on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. But you can also play Remnant II on Mac. Since it’s not natively available on the platform, you will need an external program to alleviate incompatibility issues. Learn more by reading the guide below.

Techtonica is a factory-building game with an underground theme. Explore the beautiful caves of an alien world, learn how to navigate sprawling tunnels, and slowly claim this world as your own with the help of industrial machinery. The beginning will be slow – it always is in automation games – as you have no choice but to gather resources by hand. The next logical step is to construct the machines to mine on their own; taking it will introduce you to the wonderful rabbit hole that is automation. How do I deal with this industrial byproduct? What if I make this assembler craft more assemblers? What power production design will be the most scalable? It is easy to get lost in this never-ending cycle of making your factory more efficient; however, in this game, your character has an actual motivation beyond automation for the sake of automation. Unlike many games in the genre, Techtonica features an actual storyline. Likewise, exploration is not just a quest for more resources; there are mysteries to uncover as well. Although the game doesn’t have an official Mac port, you can still play Techtonica on Mac by following the guide below.