Doom Troopers is one of those Genesis shooters that doesn't mess around. Wopaw asraafo baanu ntam —biako a ogya a ɛrehyew ntɛmntɛm wom, na biako nso wɔ saa plasma aprɛm a ɛyɛ brɛoo nanso ɛyɛ bruu yi mu —na ntɛm ara na wɔtow no gu basabasayɛ mu. Venus fi ase a mutant ahorow a wɔwea fi atopae mu, na bere a wobɛbɔ Mercury no, na worekwati ogya nkuruwankuruwa bi a efi abayifo bi a n’adwene atu afra mu wɔ ɔbotan abankɛse bi mu.

The guns feel meaty, enemies explode into chunks, and the levels get wild fast. Pluto yɛ saa asase kesee a ayɛ nwini yi a woreko afa ahum a ɛrehuru mu de abɔ reactor bi, na afei mpofirim ara worehuruhuruw dimensions sɛ worebɛfa ɔmanpanyin a ɔyɛ ɔkofo a ɔyɛ ɔhɔho. It's got that classic 90s over-the-top vibe where everything's either on fire or covered in blood. If you like your run-and-gun games loud and ridiculous, this one delivers.