Brass Brigade is a unique cartoon-style, World War II-themed third-person shooter game for Windows, developed by Henry Kucab using Unity. It blends the perspectives of both first and third person, and sets during World War II. It combines the gameplay elements of classic WWII shooters such as Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield Heroes with highly customizable bot matches.

Door Kickers is a small Real-Time Strategy indie game developed by KillHouse Games (the development team that made the famous module Project Reality for Battlefield 2) from Romania in 2014. It has a lot in common with Frozen Synapse both visually and playfully. However, the user interface and visual effects of the latter are more abstract.

In honor of the company's 50th anniversary, Konami Digital Entertainment released Contra Anniversary Collection, a collection of the classic action shooting game Contra series produced and released by Konami, which includes almost all the popular versions of Contra game works. As one of the most classic video games in the NES/FC era, Contra still has a large number of fans players around the world (most of whom are between 30 and 40 years old now) up to now, and Konami does hope to continue to expand the influence of this work.

Alien Shooter is a third-person action shooting game series developed by Sigma Team from Russia, first released in 2003. This game uses the shooting mode of 45-degree overlooking viewpoint that is rarely used in games made for PC platform. Each work continues a dark, terrifying and bloody picture style in both graphics and environmental background sound effects aspects, which makes the player feel depressive in the whole process of gaming.

Army Men 3D is a third-person shooter video game released for PlayStation in 1999. It's actually the 3D remake edition of the first game of the entire series published for PC in 1998 - Army Men. In this game, the character's goal is to collect the tinker toy keys, with which you can find a portal to the Big World.