A Rogue-like-like First Person Shooter styled after the over-the-top 3d shooters from the mid-1990s.
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Scatterguns are one of the five weapon categories available to you in BLOODCRUSHER II. As the name implies, scatterguns fire projectiles that scatter over an area; they are your shotguns. They are usually best at close range, though some scatterguns defy this, and can sometimes hit more than one foe at once.
The random weapons of BLOODCRUSHER II are generated automatically by the game. These are built out of three main parts which determine their capabilities; the body, the barrel and the ammunition. Additionally, they can have booster parts which give extra kick or an elemental element to your attack, secondary elements which give you alternate fire options, and bonus parts that contain small bonuses.
The parts of a weapon are tiered; as you progress, the weapons get larger and more powerful, the overall value of the weapon increasing to add more or better parts. Tier can be mixed and matched; a weapon might have a tier one barrel and ammunition type, but a tier two body, and will be correspondingly more powerful.
These here are a small sample of scatterguns built out of tier 1 parts. Using just the basic tier 1 parts, there are 360 different scatterguns available in BLOODCRUSHER II.
Oh yeah, some of them shoot bees. It's that kind of game.