God’s Trigger

Well made arcade style game with coop and online play also. Very good visuals and game play I'm impressed. Arcade style meaning, you don't just hack and slash. You have to strat/be careful how you play because one wrong move means instant death. Though there are forgiving reload points, it's a neat style of game play more hardcore-like. Very difficult, you switch between characters to solve puzzles and obstacles. Is a live action ARPG style game as you play live time with a top-down view. Similar to 'Zengeon's gameplay.

Had it on a different platform. Bought it on sale to support the devs and leave this positive review. A good game.

God's Trigger delivers chaotic, top-down action with satisfying combat, but its unforgiving difficulty can sometimes feel more punishing than rewarding.
Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)

If you ever played Hotline Miami and thought, "This is great, but what if it was a co-op angel and demon power fantasy?" then God's Trigger is your answer.
This is a brutally satisfying, top-down shooter that's all about speed, precision, and creating a masterpiece of carnage. The comparison to Hotline Miami is a huge compliment—it has that same "plan, execute, die, retry" loop, but with its own identity thanks to the two distinct characters and their upgradable abilities.
I played the entire game on my Steam Deck OLED, and it's a flawless experience. The game being installed on a Micro SD card, it ran perfectly on SteamOS. The fast-paced action feels fantastic on the handheld, and it's an ideal game for quick sessions.
The core gameplay of switching between Harry and Judy (or playing with a friend in co-op) is a blast. Mixing and matching their powers to clear rooms in seconds never gets old.
In short: A fantastic, violent, and fast-paced action game that feels right at home on the Steam Deck. Highly recommended for action junkies.

If you think to yourself "hey, looks like a Hotline Miami clone"... Yes and no.
Yes - it features top-down camera, ultra-violence, and kick-a$$ pulsating beats.
But no - you will not be contemplating philosophical questions like "why do I like hurting other people?" here. Instead, you will just let loose, kill hundreds of sinners and fly a helicopter to Heaven, where you'll need to demolish heavenly artillery, defeat Archangel Gabriel gone rogue and, ultimately, prevent the apocalypse.
It features character progression (if a bit clunky), cooperative mode (bugged on Windows 11 - use Parsec), and weapons like Van Hellsing's gun and Holy Hand Grenade. And by the end, your characters - nerdy, sword-wielding angel and a hot demoness - of course, purely in the interests of their quest, will... Become one. Literally.
I have no idea why this game is not more popular than it is. It's a holy blast!

I don't have many complaints in all honesty but you'll definitely get tired of the "sit and wait" design of bosses later in the game (i.e the War boss fight). All in all it was pretty fun experience

WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the whole concept is totally awesome!
action-gamplay is at its peak! all those upgrades and different abilities and different upgrades for those skills!
i played on local co-op first and spent some great time with my friend! since the game is not that easy at all and that makes the experience waaaaaay better than a lot of games!
all levels have their own special way to proceed (+good nasty collectibles and hidden areas filled with special guns!) so you will not ever get tired of them
the story is great all the way! with both characters story-telling! there is a surprise at the last level for co-op players so please try it...