Final Recovery Squad Launches to Very Positive Reviews on Steam
The game's strong reception shows that a simple, tense FPS with a weapon-recovery mechanic can stand out in a crowded market without high-end graphics.
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Publisher Waku Waku Games released Final Recovery Squad on June 18, developed by Sunfish Kuma. The single-player FPS has a 97% positive rating from 167 Steam reviews. Players control a robot girl recovering weapons in a post-apocalyptic world. The game is available on PC, Switch, and Switch 2.
Final Recovery Squad, a single-player FPS from indie developer Sunfish Kuma, launched on June 18 via publisher Waku Waku Games. The game is available on PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2. As of writing, it holds a 97% positive rating from 167 user reviews on Steam, earning a Very Positive label. Players control a robot girl called a Cogrina Unit, fighting alien weapons in a world where humanity has been wiped out. The core loop involves recovering weapons from fallen comrades at the start of each mission, since players begin unarmed. Defeat sends the player back to the mission start without weapons, forcing a return to the site of death to retrieve them. Weapon types include machine guns and swords, and auxiliary equipment like bombs and decoys can be unlocked. The game is a complete version of Sunfish Kuma's earlier itch.io title Hand-Me-Down, adding new weapons and improved visuals.
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