Retro Shooter

The sci-fi horror in Retro Shooter starts right on a ruined space station, already hit by a dangerous virus. Kurt, a medical scientist who spent years researching infections, arrives here to study this new outbreak. Instead of a normal lab check, he walks into coworkers whose brains are already corrupted and who rush him on sight. They soon mutate fully into zombies and keep pressing from corridors, rooms, and stairwells while the damaged elevator blocks the usual exit route.

The station traps you inside, so survival and escape become the main focus. Firefights with infected staff never stop for long, and the virus control mission quickly turns into a straight shooter grind to stay alive. In this retro-style fire game, the story keeps pushing you forward, room by room, as more former colleagues join the undead crowd.

How to play?

Move Kurt through the station and clear infected workers before they surround you. Use your pistol for precise shots, then switch to grenades when several zombies stack up in tight spaces. The starting ammo is limited, so explore side paths and corners to grab extra bullets and better weapons whenever the level layout allows it. Pick up food packs to restore health after fights, because heavy damage eventually drops Kurt for good.

Watch incoming attacks closely and keep a distance, since close-range hits drain health quickly. Fire down hallways, back off around corners, and use explosives to thin bigger zombie groups. Collect every supply you notice, since missed ammo or healing can turn later firefights into a real struggle. Load up, sweep the infected station, and push Kurt to the exit without letting the virus claim him, too.