The Game Census

Games developed by Code Avarice

4 census-tracked games, ranked by total Steam reviews.

Code Avarice has developed 4 games tracked by The Game Census, with 1.6k Steam reviews between them and an overall 70% positive rating. The most reviewed is Paranautical Activity: Deluxe Atonement Edition (1.4k reviews, 68% positive). Releases span 2014 to 2023.

None of its games reports a live Steam player count at the moment. Census health tiers across the catalog: 3 quiet.

Genres across the catalog: Action (4), Indie (4), Gore (1), RPG (1), Violent (1). Most common player tags: Indie, Action, FPS, Action Roguelike, Rogue-like, Rogue-lite.

Games
4
Steam reviews
1.6k
Positive
70%
Players now
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#GameReviewsRatingPlayersHealthPriceReleased
1Paranautical Activity: Deluxe Atonement Edition
Paranautical Activity combines the classic FPS action of games like Doom and Quake, with the randomness and difficulty of modern roguelikes like Binding of Isaac and Spelunky.
1.4k68%—Quiet$9.992014-10-20
2Arkshot
Arkshot combines the fluidity and skill of an arena shooter with the lighthearted fun of a party game. It's Quake meets Duck Game.
14474%—Quiet$4.992016-05-19
3Season's Beatings
Season's Beatings is a fast and frantic one hit kill FPS best described as first person Hotline Miami. You'll need to memorize enemy patterns and placements, and execute a meticulously thought out plan to succeed! Or...y'know. Just dive in and shoot some fools with a tommy gun.
6991%—Quiet$9.992018-01-23
4ParaSHOTical ARKtiviBeatings
Celebrate 10 years of Paranautical Activity with ALL of Code Avarice's FPS innovations packed into a single wacky package! Navigate through procedural levels and collect iconic Paranautical Activity items to power yourself up as you murder your friends in an Arkshot-like PVP multiplayer frenzy!
1392%——$4.992023-02-14

Reviews and ratings are Steam totals at the latest census snapshot. Players is the most recent concurrent-player sample recorded by the census and is blank where Steam exposes no count. Health is the census verdict for each game; the tiers are explained in the methodology. Game blurbs, genres and tags are the Steam store's own.