Best Extraction Shooter Games on Steam
Shooters about entering dangerous zones, looting under pressure, and escaping alive.
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Yee-haw, Cowboys! Team up in this chaotic 1-4 player co-op shooter. Journey to the Far Far West to blast monsters, sling spells, complete missions, and collect bounties. Work as a team to get in, get paid and get out (mostly) alive.
- fire a nuke at a boss to end the fight fast.
- shoot a nuclear barrel and launch your teammates across the map.
- walk into a haunted mine, survive deadly storms, and end up fighting near a giant ghost train.
- chain spells together so one element detonates another in unexpected ways.
- ride a robotic horse to zip between objectives without leaving your squad behind.
- take a contract, clear side jobs and secrets, then extract with the bounty mostly alive.
- use the map itself to set up boss fights by clearing nearby hotspots before the arena swarms you.
- run a support kit that heals with voodoo and drops an ammo box for the whole team.
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Witchfire is a first-person dark fantasy RPG shooter in which you play as a wicked sinner turned witch hunter on his final mission to reach salvation.
- bait the witch into cursing you, then turn that punishment into a stack of upgrades for the same run.
- land a critical hit with a sniper and have every enemy in your scope take the shot.
- recharge spells and charged melee by dealing damage, so fighting refills your abilities instead of waiting.
- reload a machine pistol automatically by dashing right after a kill.
- dash toward an enemy with full stamina to pop out a stun orb you can fire on the spot.
- hit a cursed chest, get enemies spawned behind you, then use the warning and minimap pings to sprint out and reset the fight.
- choose to extract through a portal with your loot, or keep pushing deeper for more and risk losing the whole run.
- unlock weapon upgrades that change how they behave, like a dash that leaves a bomb behind or a shotgun that fires exploding pellets.
- return to earlier maps later and open up locked towers, secrets, and new routes once you've unlocked the right difficulty or tools.
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Casual & Hard FPS. Be careful with jam.
- use that same microwave mid-map to dive back into the hole and extract home.
- stand in a microwave extraction zone for 10 seconds, leave without losing charge, then come back later and extract instantly.
- have enemies that vocalize, flank, flee, and even fight each other as different factions.
- start a stage by jumping into a floating microwave.
- manually rack the slide or bolt after reloading on an empty chamber, turning one shot into a full handling sequence.
- overheat a gun until it starts jamming every few rounds, then clear the malfunction in the middle of a firefight.
- stay too long and watch enemy pressure escalate into wave after wave until extracting becomes a fight against time.
- bring specific items back to the hub to permanently unlock weapons, then use enemy-dropped blueprints to unlock customizations.
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Treason is a 3-16 player party shooter of teamwork and betrayal, set among Italian mobsters. Use proximity voice chat, unique abilities/gadgets, and strategy to prove your innocence or deceive others.
- befriend an investigator, frame two innocents into getting executed, then shoot the investigator and talk your way out of it.
- revive any corpse as a zombie on the traitor side, committing to a long resurrection while everyone scrambles to stop you.
- plant a bomb only at specific bomb sites, race its 20-second timer, and if it's defused, get publicly revealed as the planter.
- shoot someone for being suspicious, then scan their body to instantly confirm whether they were the traitor.
- pretend someone's your brother, earn their trust, then execute them on the spot.
- find the Don's body, race to collect three clues, and feed them into a machine to reveal a traitor—until saboteurs cut the power and force a repair run.
- when you're the last innocent alive, grab a syringe and revive the Don to swing the endgame back against traitors and zombies.
- use a wall-ping scanner and a location radar to hunt people down and set up fast ambushes.
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Quasimorph: End of Dream is the first chapter of the extraction turn-based RPG Quasimorph. Confront your fears in brutal shootouts with PMC -fighters and demons and try to survive to complete your mission and bring the gear back to your spaceship!
- pick up a severed leg and use it as a melee weapon.
- treat your mercs as disposable clones: die horribly, then send in the next copy with whatever progress you banked.
- watch an invisible doom meter climb until humans start turning into demons if you stay too long.
- get your arm blown off and lose weapon use, then limp along anyway by lobbing grenades and scavenging supplies.
- grab a key item, extract immediately, and permanently unlock new blueprints or upgrades for every future clone.
- have your gun break mid-mission, then rip a replacement weapon off the corpse beside you and keep going.
- switch between sneaking, walking, and running, and get locked out of actions like treating wounds until you change modes again.
- push a mission until the quasi number hits almost 1,000, then decide whether to bail or face whatever evolves next.
- track two competing dials on every objective: its remaining lifespan and its stability, and win by pushing the one your faction cares about first.
- jump back into the same ongoing timeline later, re-entering a match state that's still unfolding instead of starting a fresh round.
- win rewards based on how much you personally changed the timeline's stability, not just whether your side won.
- race to destroy a timeline before its lifespan runs out.
- race to keep a timeline alive while someone tries to crash it to zero.
- pick a side in a faction war, then fight over whether each timeline survives under control or collapses into chaos.
- buy and bring your unlocked gear into battle, building a personal toolkit you can take across different timeline fights.
- shoot down enemies that move like chess pieces, with knights jumping and rooks pushing straight lines toward your king.
- chain clean headshots to build a score multiplier up to 10x, then watch a miss or body shot drop it immediately.
- keep playing in a 'Never Dies' mode after you lose, where you can continue training but your score stops increasing.
- snap between targets fast enough to stop pieces reaching your king, without slowing down so long that the whole wave collapses.
- survive later waves where the board fills up, timing windows tighten, and you have to think several moves ahead to pick threats.
- finish a wave with shields and time left to get bonus score, stacking efficiency rewards on top of kills.
- brute-force waves by spraying shots, but trade away score when you skip disciplined headshots.
- aim with light gun support using absolute mouse coordinates, snapping like an arcade shooter as targets advance in real time.
- dodge through bullet-hell waves while blasting back with upgraded weapons.
- upgrade your weapons mid-run, then re-enter the arena with noticeably stronger firepower.
- take on arena-style boss fights that stretch into longer, more dangerous duels instead of quick takedowns.
- jump into short missions that throw you straight into chaos, then immediately queue up another run after you wipe.
- chain successful runs into tougher missions and bosses that demand sharper dodging, tighter timing, and more patience.
