Ever played one of those games where the floor is literally lava? The Killing Game Show cranks that up to eleven—you're sprinting through a neon-drenched death trap while some weird liquid creeps up behind you. It's like a messed-up game show where the prize is not drowning in glowing goo.

You jump, shoot, and scramble through these wild industrial levels, dodging traps and enemies that seem designed just to slow you down. The controls take a second to get used to—your guy moves a little floaty at first—but once it clicks, the rush of barely outrunning the rising tide is weirdly satisfying. Also, the soundtrack slaps in that classic Genesis way.

Just don't expect deep lore. It's pure arcade chaos with a side of '90s attitude.