Fit check
Is WTF worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want first-person firearm combat rather than non-shooting gameplay
- Action fans interested in devil-themed enemies rather than realistic military opponents
- Players who prefer a desert setting and a satirical premise about government and taxes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story with extensive character development may find the premise centered on a single conflict with the Devil
- Players looking for activities beyond direct shooting may find the described gameplay focused on defeating enemies with firearms
- Players who want multiplayer combat may prefer a game explicitly described as supporting multiplayer shooting
Our take on WTF
Instead of placing a first-person shooter in a conventional military or science-fiction conflict, WTF turns a dispute about government and taxes into a confrontation with the Devil. Its desert border setting and symbolic forms of evil give the combat an unusual narrative frame.
What is WTF?
WTF is a chaotic first-person shooter set in a desert near the American-Mexican border.
The story begins with a discussion between the player and the Devil about government and taxes, but the conversation turns to gunfire when argument fails. The Devil can appear in different forms, marked by recognizable signs. Players face enemies presented as forms of evil, including devils from the past, present-day figures, and the Lord of the Dark Tower. The game provides several types of firearms, including revolvers, shotguns, long-range rifles, and automatic guns. Its central structure places the player in a hostile setting and focuses on using these weapons to confront the Devil and eliminate the forces associated with him.
How WTF plays
- 01Desert Borderland
- The story unfolds in a desert area near the American-Mexican border.
- 02Mixed Firearm Arsenal
- Available weapons include revolvers, shotguns, long-range rifles, and automatic guns.
- 03Evil-Themed Enemies
- Opponents range from devils associated with the past to present-day forms of evil and the Lord of the Dark Tower.
WTF compared to similar games
WTF presents first-person shooting against devil-themed enemies in a desert setting. Abyssus instead offers multiplayer shooting through handcrafted levels within a roguelite adventure, with brine-powered weapons that can be refitted using ancient technologies.
WTF: platforms & release
Is WTF worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want first-person firearm combat rather than non-shooting gameplay. Skip it if: players seeking a story with extensive character development may find the premise centered on a single conflict with the Devil.
Where can I download WTF?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens WTF's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is WTF on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
