Psych//Shift

Psych//Shift (2024)

Genres:Adventure, Strategy, Indie
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:Psych//Shift is a unique take on the fast and frenetic First-Person Shooter/Parkour formula. With one core mechanic at its center, the ability to instantaneously swap minds with nearly any enemy you choose. Taking on both their current position and also their characteristics.
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