Gunfire Reborn

fun

worth

Очень даже не плохо НО много от игры ожидать не стоит , если вы играли в Айзек то будет не так интересно.

like good shhoyt

good game, be cute animals and shoot lots of enemies. english translation for some abilities are a bit iffy but still able to be deciphered

kyasd

One of the most fun games out there for shooters. It has a wide array of characters and powers to choose from along with a crazy amount of scrolls and guns to further customize any run. Playing with friends just makes the game even better as you can trade scrolls and guns and help each other reach the perfect build. Areas are seamless and its easy to navigate even when they feel maze-like. Over the years they've added a lot of QoL to help cut time and make things even smoother when it comes to navigating them with increased speed on stage clear and being able to ready a door even when you're not near it. Enemies range from training dummy to mini-bosses in terms of AI and danger. I've had quite a few runs where I got hit by a single sniper and my run had to end. But its easy to quickly boot up another run and get right back into the game. It's a bit intimidating with how much you have to unlock, but once you get a few skills, guns and scrolls the game just gets better and better. Another massive positive is the season passes. You get XP on them via playing the game and the nice thing is that if you miss a season you can simply go back to it, there is no content that you'll be missing by getting into the game late. Game runs super smooth, and I had a run where a friend's PC crashed and we were able to just restart from the previous checkpoint with nothing lost. This is a fantastic game with a ton of content and if you're looking for something new to play with friends, this is at the top of the list. The DLC is nice but definitely not needed to have a good time either!

What really elevated my first experience was not the flashy guns or the cool abilities. I'm no stranger to FPS roguelikes. But what really grabbed my attention wasn't what you'd find in the hands of a soldier or marksman, no, it was the type of thing you'd find in a mason's hand. Composed of mostly clay and other mundane silicates, it caught my eye kinda like how a stripper in a supermarket catches your eye: out of place and not at all dressed appropriately for the location. It was a redish brown, a brick. Most games have joke weapons and other similar things, and even still, it feels wrong to call it a joke weapon. It is no joke. You take the brick seriously, not for it's comical placement in the lineup of guns you can find, but in spite of it. There's a crude brutality in accelerating a brick towards someone's head. Seeing someone forgo the efficiency and ease of use that a firearm brings, and in turn picking up a brick would have you wondering if they were dull of mind. No, it is you who is about to be dull of mind. You use the brick when things get personal. It's brutish, bludgeoning, sloppy... Let me tell you, there is nothing more deeply personal than watching a brick that left your hands sail eighty feet through the air instantly killing a sharpshooter. Don't be a snipecuck. Be a brick chad.