
VGChartz's Issa Maki: "In the realm of video games, guns and swords go together like Yin and Yang. The complementary inverses of each other, it's hard for developers to choose one when they could have both. Imagine Devil May Cry or Bloodborne without guns, and if X from Mega Man was cooler than that time he used the Z-Saber to compliment his X-Buster then it's not in a game I have in my library.
And waiting patiently in the shadows like a good kagemusha, Flying Wild Hog drops in when everyone least expects it, wielding a game that effortlessly combines the satisfaction of using fire-forged steel to bisect enemies with the power to erase everything at the pull of a trigger. The fact that Id Software may have been shown up slightly is also amusing."

The Shadow Warrior trilogy is currently listed with a 93% discount on Steam, and you can save more than $100 - ideal for your Steam Deck?
I wasn't really impressed with the second game, hopefully the third one is better.
1 st one is the best. Second one is meh. Couldn't play third one because of, it was crashing on my PC.

Azfar Rayan from NoobFeed writes - Shadow Warrior 3 felt like a significant step down from the excellent Shadow Warrior 2, and it's a tremendous disappointment and a squandered chance to improve the franchise.
2 was incredible but for some reason people didn't like it. I never understood why. 3 is the result of useless "fan feedback" from people that didn't like 2 which makes no sense cuz it was better than the first game.
3 is really good, 2 is better. Not having new game plus in 3 is absolutely terrible though.
The PlayStation Brahs:
"Welcome to another episode of The PlayStation BRAHcast, the official podcast of ThePlayStationBrahs.com! Listen to Today’s episode as The Brah and James P. discuss the mighty changes coming to PS Plus, plus their opinions on such games as: Chorus, Carrion, Shadow Warrior 3, Hades, Biomutant, and so much more in Episode 19 of the PlayStation BRAHcast!"