If nothing else, playing sci-fi shooter Hard Reset taught me this: We're all totally screwed. When our toasters someday gain sentience and machines rise up to crush their human oppressors, we'll get carved up like soft, squishy pot roasts. Pairing the cool cyberpunk vibe of Blade Runner with the classic run-and-gun action of Doom, this crazy first-person shooter illustrates two things with horrifying precision: 1) robots are not your friends, and 2) given the opportunity, they'll rip your limbs off and stomp your entrails into a fine bloody paste. In the year 2436, the futuristic Bezoar City relies on soldiers from The Corporation to keep the peace. As a grizzled vet trying to enjoy a drink at the local bar after a long shift, your day gets a lot hairier when a rogue A.I. breaks its limiter and sends a throng of pissed-off automatons rampaging through the streets to shred civilians. You get called in to make things go boom. I find Hard Reset's "les...