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Pew Pew Games · 2025 · Windows

Steam: 50 % positive of 5,634 reviews, as of Oct 28

Rise with Aion — ignite the rebellion, slay the foes, rally your allies, and unmask Terminull’s deepest, most dangerous secrets before they can rewrite our world.

24 games that play like Terminull Brigade™ and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Warframe, Roboquest and Risk of Rain 2.

Player tags

  • Free to Play
  • PvE
  • Third-Person Shooter
  • Action Roguelike
  • Looter Shooter
  • Hero Shooter
  • Online Co-Op
  • Action
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Steam reviews

What players say

Players are mixed to negative, mainly over performance stutter, a grindy late game and reports of a discord-linked install trick, though many like the combat and free-to-play model.

Many players praise the fast, action-packed combat, the quick dash and movement, the varied hero abilities and the roguelike upgrade loop in early runs, and some find the free-to-play model fair. Many complaints centre on frame stutter and freezes that players say persist across hardware and updates, plus laggy netcode. Some players describe a Discord-linked promotion where the game is installed and left on the login screen, and others say they were asked for admin rights and did not like it. Repetitive late-game content, samey bosses, build-based grinding that replaced the earlier run format, and stalled development are common criticisms. Recent reviews lean more negative and several say the game is dying, while a few newer players still enjoy it casually.

Praised

  • Fast, satisfying combat

    Players enjoy the snappy shooting, quick dash and high movement speed, which make fights feel action-packed.

    Many players
  • Varied heroes and abilities

    Players like the distinct hero abilities and character designs, and find the build options engaging in early runs.

    Many players
  • Free to play without pressure

    Players say it can be enjoyed without spending money, with unlocks obtainable through play and few intrusive monetisation prompts.

    Some players
  • Evangelion collaboration

    The Evangelion crossover, with its characters and skins, is singled out by fans as a highlight.

    Some players

Criticised

  • Stuttering and freezes

    Players report frame stutter, freezes and lag spikes that persist across hardware and updates, making play frustrating.

    Many players
  • Repetitive late game

    Players say content repeats, with the same bosses and mechanics and grinding for gear, so interest fades after a while.

    Many players
  • Install tricks and admin prompts

    Many reviews describe installing the game and leaving it idle to collect Discord rewards, and some were asked for admin rights or to accept unrelated changes, which they found suspicious.

    Many players
  • Grind-heavy build system

    Players dislike the shift to fixed builds and short levels for farming gear, which they say replaced the earlier roguelike feel.

    Some players
Who it suits
Players who like fast co-op or solo shooter runs with roguelike upgrades and do not mind grinding, especially if they play free and can tolerate stutter.
Who should skip it
Players who need smooth performance, dislike grindy late-game content, or are uneasy about the install prompts and admin requests should skip it.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with over 200 hours mostly do not recommend it, citing repetitive late-game content, the build-based shift and stalled development, while newer players more often praise the combat and characters.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.

Best matches

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By gameplay

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  6. OUTRIDERS65 % positive of 46,184Shared: Third-Person Shooter · Looter Shooter · Online Co-Op
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By look

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  6. Gatekeeper82 % positive of 2,739
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At a glance

What games like Terminull Brigade™ have in common

  • The tags they share most often with Terminull Brigade™: Action Roguelike (14 of 24), Online Co-Op (12) and PvE (11).
  • They came out between 2012 and 2026, one of them after Terminull Brigade™ (2025).
  • Best rated by Steam players: Roboquest (94 % positive of 19,277).

How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.