Gunforged

peak

Great straight forward game with good variety of weapons and upgrade options that keeps the game fresh every run. I just with its easier to swap whats in hand 1 and hand 2.

Fajne!

é um ótimo jogo se você curte jogos como enter the gungeon ou roguelikes e jogos frenéticos com modificações e upgrades de itens

I have been following this dev online for a while. I enjoy his content, but more importantly, I enjoy this game. This is a solid entry in the bullet-hell genre. The controls are particularly engaging on the Steam Deck (you get to push a lot of buttons). The gameplay is nice and tight with plenty of chances to customize approaches. The cartoony style is great, there is no shortage of eye candy. I'm condensing a lot here, but if you have even a passing interest in bullet-hell games and want to support an indie dev, buy this game.

Performance is terrible, constant screen lag even in the tutorial area. Probably do to something like v-sync or incorrect resolution, but there's no video options ingame.

+Plays well, feels polished +Roguelite-meta-progression +Decent audio +Player choice is there, but... -...it is too far in-between -Combat gets pretty messy = hard to see what damages you -Feels like a chore to play; building weapons is mostly annoying = Neutral to positive, but since I wouldn't recommend such game for myself, I won't do it to you either.

It's worth the money in my opinion. Great game with great mechanics The only thing I'd have to complain about, is the optimization and the difficulty.

Recommended to coots who know that royal rats, car-driving spiders and rich graveyard owners are conspiring to keep THE TRUTH from you. The game is low complexity with a solid difficulty curve and fun gun customization. Find THE TRUTH by making guns from garbage and animal limbs while dodging exploding cash.

Gunforged grew on me after the initial start. The gun-modifying aspect is fun and unique, and when you finally reach the point of feeling powerful, it's nice. However, it takes a long time to reach that point. The gold costs for the permanent upgrades are excessive at the beginning of the game, and by the time you're attempting Madness levels there's no use for gold at all. The later Cave levels spawn so many bullets that they become hidden under your own bullets, status effect flashes on enemies, and AOEs, which makes taking damage sometime feel 'unfair' more than 'I could've dodged that.' I do like the art and music, and the gameplay is polished, but definitely try the demo first.