In Deathwish Enforcers, players will choose from four characters based on 70s action icons like Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson, each with slightly different stats. The game takes place over 7 missions, each wildly different from the rest. The team will fight through drug-riddled city slums, across a series of interconnected boats in the bay, through a graveyard, a burning apartment, and much more. Each mission has a distinctive boss as well, including a corrupt porn star who shoots at the heroes from his second-story estate, a Terminator-like criminal who rides in an armored truck, and even more dangerous dudes.

The game comes from Monster Bath Studios, a Canadian indie made up of some of the same people who worked on Battle Princess Madelyn (one of my favorite Ghosts N' Goblins-style games). It stars four hardboiled, hard drinking cops (all homages to action movie heroes) with unique stats and plenty of firepower. The team will work together to bring down a crime syndicate run by Big Boss X. Along the way, they'll engage in plenty of run-and-gun battles against both human and supernatural villains, auto-scrolling motorcycle levels, and outlandish bosses.