SWAPMEAT Steal Body Parts, Swap Mid-Fight

Every alien you drop carries parts with their own powers, and every part is yours for the taking. Bolt on Squat Daddy legs to jump and butt-slam enemies, or an Octo Swirl head that shoots in all directions when you're surrounded. Heads, torsos and legs each change what you can do, and swapping one mid-fight changes your strategy instantly. With thousands of possible combinations, you're not picking a build before the run: you're building it out of whatever the battlefield hands you. If you've ever threatened to break someone's arm and beat them with it, this is that, as a game mechanic.

Waves of alien weirdos keep coming, and standing still gets you killed. You dodge, shoot, and race a timer to finish objectives while the chaos escalates. Nothing is safe from looting: enemy weapons can be stolen and turned on their owners. The speed comes from old-school arena shooters, so it rewards quick reflexes and improvisation over careful planning. You work with what drops, adapt faster than the enemies do, and by the end of a run your hands are sweating. Every death teaches you something you can use next time.

Each mission drops you on a random, bizarre planet: an urban speedway crawling with hungry mutant speedsters, or a planetary cookout overrun by hostile aliens. The landscapes are vivid and loud, littered with the ruins of galactic capitalism, ancient tech and '90s references. Four difficulty levels run from Casual to Nightmare.

Bring up to three friends and destroy aliens together, each of you running around with your own mismatched Frankenstein build. The fun is in the mayhem, four shape-shifted operatives swapping parts and stealing weapons while everything goes sideways at once. It works solo too, but a full lobby turns every run into loud, unpredictable group comedy. Jump in a lobby, coordinate loosely, and let the chaos do the rest.