Wrack: Reclamation
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About Wrack: Reclamation
Wrack: Reclamation is a fast-paced arcade FPS that channels the spirit of DOOM and Quake. Developed by Final Boss Entertainment and released in November 2025 on PC and Switch, it’s all about aggressive combat and escalating power. You play as a weaponized hero who grows stronger by killing enemies. The goal is to clear waves of foes, uncover hidden abilities, and use a constantly shifting arsenal to blast through levels. It’s a short, punchy single-player experience with a focus on raw action and escalating intensity. Think retro-style FPS fun wrapped in a modern coat of pixels.
Gameplay
The game revolves around a loop of shooting, looting, and scaling. You start with basic weapons but quickly pick up upgrades that let you swap between flamethrowers, railguns, and more. Movement is snappy, and combat is chaotic, enemies swarm in tight corridors or open spaces, forcing you to adapt your loadout mid-fight. Secret rooms hide power-ups like armor boosts or teleporters. Each level ends with a boss battle, often requiring you to abuse your latest weapon’s strengths. Controls are tight but not flashy, prioritizing responsiveness over flair. Sessions rarely last longer than 20 minutes, but the constant surge of new abilities keeps the pacing addictive.
What Players Think
Wrack holds an 84% rating on PlayPile, with 72% of players completing it and 42% hitting 100% achievement rate. The average playtime is 51 hours, though 58% finish in under 20. Community moods split between “fun but repetitive” (37%) and “pure chaos” (29%). One user called it “a dopamine drip of explosions,” while another panned the “formulaic level design.” Critics praised the weapon variety but noted a lack of narrative depth. Achievements include “Massacre Master” for killing 1,000 enemies and “Boss Whisperer” for defeating all end-level targets.
PlayPile's Take
Wrack is a solid pick for fans of retro FPS chaos. At $39.99, it delivers 20+ hours of frantic combat, but the lack of depth and repetitive level layouts may turn off some. The 18 achievements and high replayability score make it worth a playthrough, especially if you crave fast, aggressive action. Skip it if you prefer story-driven or strategic shooters. It’s a high-octane blast, not a long-term obsession.
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