
Gunpoint is a stealth puzzle game that lets you rewire its levels to trick people. You play a freelance spy who takes jobs from his clients to break into high security buildings and steal sensitive data.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Way too good. "Short" puzzle experience that will make you laugh out loud with a nice noir/futuristic story. On top of the good puzzles the game is a good and simple sandbox, you are kind of forced to have fun and experiment. If you like hacker games, stealth games or games in general play this indie gem.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE GAME OF ALL TIME NO CAP
-punched a guy 400 times while he was on a floor, got an achievement -threw an enforcer out of an window love this 10/10
I was on the sidewalk heading to my door when I noticed my keys were not in my pocket. Possible I'd just left them on the desk during a long day at the office? Unlikely to say the least. This had to be a set up, but who and why? There was the new client he'd seen today Miss Smith. Most likely an alias, she had a body made for sin and enough money to buy off twenty gumshoes like me. Why didn't I see it before? Then I remembered after she paid me to investigate her brother for stealing from the family business she gave me fifty clams and when I put the money in my pocket my hand brushed against my keys. It wasn't her, could it have been sweet old Ruth? I'd been working her case for two weeks, nice old lady, likely paranoid but maybe her downstairs neighbor really was up to no good, I hadn't figured it out either way, but I was ready to get to the bottom of it. I felt my blood run cold when I recalled my last client of the day, a fast talking scam artist named Walter. He was giving me some nonsense about a big bootlegging operation being run by some two bit hoodlums in Chicago and that maybe I should look into it either to try to bring them down or to get my slice of the pie. Money in illegal beer, what a stupid thought. This guy had have taken me for a sucker and when I didn't bite he must have grabbed my keys and followed me to my house. He did bump into me on his way out the door, that had to be when it happened. I pulled out a cigarette and sparked it up, I wanted to appear cool even if I could feel Walter's eyes upon me. I slowly reached into my coat towards my M 1911. Old Melissa had served me well in the war and now I just might need her against Walter. Just as I was about to call for Walter to show himself I felt something against my chest. It was my keys in my shirt pocket. How did they get there? I never put anything in my shirt pocket. Did Walter move them into my shirt after he took them out of my pants? I couldn't be sure but I took no chances as I glanced around the neighborhood looking for possible threats. I spotted none and removed my keys from my shirt and entered my house. I was going to have to stay on my guard, it's clear Walter is playing the long game and just waiting for his moment to strike.
Gunpoint is a good game. So why is this review negative? I have a policy where I expect at least 1 hour of content per $ spent on a game, and this game only provided me with 6 hours of content for $10. The game has low replayability value, and I will not be returning to it. Disclaimer aside, Gunpoint is a solid stealth puzzler based on maneuvering around guards and manipulating the electronic environment (doors, lights, cameras) to remain hidden or cause chaos. Nothing about it stands out as amazing in 2026, but much like a classic novel, it is clear why it was an indie hit when it came out. The only thing that bugged me about the game itself was that when you tabbed out the graphics became blurry upon return, needing a relaunch to fix.
Really cool game, way too short, but worth the time. I am sure I could play some levels better, I enjoyed the gadgets as well as the rewire logic and mechanic. Not too difficult puzzle, yet sometimes it took a while to realize how to get things done. Well done game.
we need chinese, we need chinese, we need chinese. 202408,steam,steam掉卡抵扣,它处自定义包入的本体约5元。爱人如己,目前就这,看以后追评。
Very nice little game ! Atmosphere is on point, dialog is fun, borders on quippy without crossing the line. All the hacking and puzzle mechanics are very satisfying to use ! Only pain point is that the video settings are horrible if your screen is more than 1920*1080.
I cracked this game some 10 years ago when I was a broke little kid, I'm glad I remembered it and got to buy it properly. It's just as fun as the first time, probably even better now that I have a brain to think with to solve the levels.
bought this game in 2014 and this ♥♥♥♥ still slaps fun puzzle gameplay, banger soundtrack, workshop maps, good story 10/10
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