Breedspawn

Demons and non-Euclidean horrors have taken over what's left of civilization, and humanity is losing. Breedspawn plays that setup straight: this is Fallout with the physics broken, not a wink-and-nudge parody of the wasteland genre.

The world has cracked open into something worse than nuclear ruin, with corrupted creatures, hostile factions, and mutations that bend reality itself standing between the player and survival. There's no restoring order here, just staying alive in it.

You scavenge, fight with guns and melee weapons, and hunt monsters for materials worth trading at market terminals. Followers can be recruited, geared up, and steered toward how they behave, which turns the loop from pure survival shooter into something closer to squad management with teeth. Character creation lets you shape who's doing the surviving before any of that starts. There's also a music player built into the game's in-world OS, for background noise while the apocalypse plays out.