DeVuego

Go ahead and call it a rip-off of whatever shooter you’ve played before, but compared to other games that have done exactly the same thing, Tragnarion Studios made sure that this one would at least take the horrid aspects of a “bad game” out of the equation. Gameplay is passable, but shooting feels smooth and the skillsets that are set for all four characters in Echo squad add replay value for those who want to fire off some more lead. Had there been some polish in some of the controls, an added depth to the story mode and more matchmaking online, Scourge: Outbreak would have been one of the biggest downloadable surprises this year. Still, for around $10, it’s worth playing — especially with friends.