pressure and aggression on the path of attrition

i always felt like resident evil 4 represented some nexus between doom and king's field: while being games noted for very different pacing, yet also very driven by the flow of maneuvering around their spaces and with the primary opposing force always bearing down on you—whether doomspeed or something a bit more ffllloooaaattttyyy... there are forms of combat both melee and ranged, often some of power/desperation cc move (e.g. leon's roundhouse kick, activating your god hand, gun-parrying in bloodborne, ripping and tearing in doom 2016, stomping in space marine, and so forth). sometimes there's a significant dodge element, like in god hand and bloodborne. whatever collects these games on some cobweb in my brain, they represent a flow of oppressive combat situations you can work through with your positioning constantly in mind, often aided by a familiarity with the methods and mechanics of navigating a path to survival and victory (of some form). they also often feature some sort of limitation to your mobility, e.g. tank controls, a stamina bar, your overall speed and agility (or lack thereof), etc.

note: this list has been marked private since i made it some time last year, but having now heard that the next doom game might be designed as a slower affair, with a more 'tank'-style doomguy focused on damage mitigation, i've decided to put this out there.

suggestions welcome!