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This is They Killed Your Cat, yes it's a clear reference to John Wick. It's a simple Indie shooter with as hook that you control lots of things manually to drive up the tension. It's all about not breaking under that pressure. In this video Ill break it all down without wasting your time.

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The developer describes the game as a short, intense first-person shooter built around full manual control, where every action — from reloading to saving your progress — is handled directly by the player.

In They Killed Your Cat, a simple revenge setup inspired by the classic John Wick trigger becomes the foundation for a skill-focused FPS experience. Instead of automated mechanics, you manually remove magazines, insert new ones, ready weapons, and even save the game by physically interacting with objects inside the world.

Combat starts simple, with enemies charging through narrow corridors. As the game progresses, encounter design increases pressure through tighter angles, unpredictable enemy movement, and multi-directional attacks. The challenge doesn’t come from inflated enemy health, but from staying calm under stress while managing manual inputs.

An optional advanced movement mode lets players control each leg separately, pushing the idea of player responsibility even further. For those who master the core loop, an endless mode allows you to test your precision against large waves of enemies, tracking survival time without competitive leaderboards.

At €6.99, this indie FPS focuses on mechanical tension and deliberate friction rather than cinematic spectacle. If you’re looking for a unique first-person shooter built around execution and control, this breakdown gives you everything you need to know.