Desert Gunner

Just shootin'...thats all I expected. and thats all this game promised, and it is exactly where the game fails. I get no sense that my guns are doing damage, either that or the gunsights are off. Shoot and shoot and shoot and the enemy tank keeps coming and then I am killed. I soon realized I was not having fun. Munkey is moving on.

Not worth the 50 cents, not worth the 84 meg download. Animation is wooden, movement is choppy, and the muzzle flash looks like a texture tear. 1/10. At least the quit button works correctly.

First let me get this out of the way: I've played this for probably an hour, despite what steam's weird gametime tracking thing says. I've played it on a few different computers which is probably why it says I've played it for such a short time. Secondly: This is probably the second worst game I've gotten on Steam, the worst obviously being Air Control. In Desert Gunner, you're a guy manning a turret. In the desert. That's literally it. The "multifacited levels" the game description promises is really just one level where your convoy drives slowly in a straight line and you shoot at things. Unlike some of the great turret shooters out there (Beachhead 2002, lookin' at you buddy), in this one you'll have NO clue weather or not you're actually hitting anything. You fire and fire and fire and no visible damage or anything happens. Then your'e dead. Start the level over again. But when you start the level over again you won't be able to tell because the whole level is a straight line. You can switch between guns with the WASD keys, not that the game tells you that. Also, when you start the game up, the three green dots that are offscreen on the main menu are actually "options", "credits", and "exit" respectively. You simply won't be able to read them because the game, on all three computers I've tested it on, the game insists on running on a non-native, non supported resolution. I've tried it on a 4:3 monitor where it started in 16:9, and a 16:9 where it started in 4:3. No idea why that is, but worth noting: You won't be able to read half the main menu items. If you're a gun-nut such as myself, you might be interested in reading the technical specs the game has on all the weaponry you'll be using. You'll be significantly less interested when you find out that most of them are downright incorrect, and all of them are wirtten in text with font so small that you can't read them. All in all, don't waste your dollar. It's not even fun to laugh at like Air Control, it's just a mess. The developer put three seconds of effort into this, so you should treat them similarly.

You ever though about playing a real bad game?But didnt know which you should try out to see how bad gaming can be? Then you found one of the most unplayable games ever.Congratulation!!!Go and buy Desert Gunner instantly!GO and buy it, you will.......ENJOY it. Let me explain its "FEATURES" FEATURE 1!!!! Without any Reason you cant change sometimes the Resolution. A basic feature not working. FeATurE 2!<111!! If you Change the Audio Driver....the Sound is gone GONE FOREVER!!!....ok....until you "REINSTALL" it... FEATURE 3 Ohh one of its best "FEATURES" the aiming is amazing the game has no mouse Options and use a kind of "autoaim" that is more disturbing then helping while playing. If you try too imagine it....then STOP you CANT,you never seen something similar F-E-A-T-U-R-E-4 The levels are evry time the same....its like A WORLDGENERATOR with 3 or 4 assets repeating nearly the same.... FE>>AT>>URE>>5 YOU CAN USE YOUR ARROW KEYS TO SWITCH THROUGH VEHICELS AAAAAAND!LEFT/RIGHT ARROW SWITCH THROUGH GUNNER POSITIONS........... ok there is just the Abrahms with a "switchable" gunner position but who cares ffeeaattuurree 6 ENEMY AI.....<---DID I SAY AI?Hmm its not a "AI" like many games offer its more like running in front of a Abrahms and firing the AK....very Effective OK its time to STOP with those "features" cause the game is how it is. And the Feature list would be to long to explain all the Features you see in the first 10 minutes of playing.Because after 10 Minutes you think about getting a Refund for this Piece of......

Not the worse 50 cents I spent, but close. The Mouse sesnativity in the game is WAY to high for my computer so I can't controle my aim. Too bad this game is so cheap and poorly written that there is no way to set the key bindings or adjust my mouse sensativity so I could actually play the game to find out if I like it.

Probably the best ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game ever, hands down. Alright, so some of my favorite features of this wonderful masterpiece are how you can drive through cars and exploded vehicles, how the explosion textures are literally just jpgs and will float, and how normal infantry men can damage your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tank. 10/10 would play again

The game is ♥♥♥♥ That's the bottom line

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Jogo e legal.. Jogabilidade bem primitiva mas e interessante ter p quem gosta de jogos de guerra.. mas e um jogo bem simples.. basico. vale a pena comprar somente em promoçao.

Desert Gunner is just a tepid pile of nothing, and that's even if you can run it correctly. It's entirely comprised of awful, repetitive turret sections where you shoot Iraqi soldiers while driving towards Baghdad - at least I assume they're soldiers. The game calls them insurgents, but most insurgents don't have a dozen tanks to throw at you during the average engagement. Gameplay-wise, aiming your weapons and firing is all you do. This isn't helped at all by the fact that aiming in this game sucks, there's practically no feedback that tells you where you're taking damage from so you can react in time, and the difficulty begins at "brutal" then shortly shoots up to "you're not finishing the first level without cheats." Your small convoy is swarmed with enemy armor, RPGs, and regular rifle-toting soldiers that can still somehow damage your tank's health. Imagine Kaizo Mario with AK47s and you're halfway to Desert Gunner. Meanwhile, the entire aesthetic is lo-fi and amateur to the point where it honestly looks like one of [url=http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/special-force-2-tale-of-the-truthful-pledge/]Hezbollah's propaganda FPSes[/url]. That was probably unintentional, given the player's entire justification for driving through the Arabian Desert is pretty much "they're shootin' at you, kill 'em all" which isn't a good look for a game about a flimsily-justified war. This isn't even an enjoyably bad game; it's just bad. Please avoid it.