Cruelty Squad

Cruelty Squad, developed by Consumer Softproducts, is a tactical first-person shooter that immerses players in a hardcore gig economy of corporate liquidations. As a combat-substance fueled operative for the depraved subsidiary, Cruelty Squad, your mission is to execute wetworks for the host conglomerate. A standout feature is the Corporate Arch Demoness, a symbol of the game's unique narrative and setting. Players are tasked with navigating the open objective-based gameplay where strategic equipment loadouts and varied weapon choices, such as the radiation emitter and dart gun, are crucial to success.

Tactical Gameplay and Weapon Variety

Cruelty Squad offers highly kinematic tactical gameplay that challenges players with a variety of weaponry, including the flechette shotgun, silenced 10mm pistol, and corrosive gas launcher. Each mission presents multiple viable approaches, allowing for both lethal and non-lethal strategies. Players must plan their equipment loadout to gain a tactical advantage, with unique options such as throwing toilet bowls at enemies. The game encourages strategic planning and experimentation within its diverse environments.

Diverse Environments and Enemies

The game features diverse environments including offices, suburbs, police stations, and secret compounds. Players encounter a range of enemies such as private security, cops, psycho freaks, flower hybrids, swamp cultists, and mutant dogs. Exploration is key, with hidden equipment and levels waiting to be unlocked. NPC interactions add depth to the world, providing opportunities to uncover its mysteries and secrets.

Additional Features and Challenges

Cruelty Squad integrates advanced death mechanics and a stock and organ market simulation, adding layers to the gameplay experience. The game also includes a Punishment mode for additional challenges. Players are encouraged to revisit missions to improve their performance and aim for S-rank completions, testing their skills and strategies against the game's demanding objectives.