Rise of Gun

fun game

This game is hard trash. Hope you enjoy constantly worrying if you're going to put yourself in a hard lock state and make the game literally unplayable if your tool breaks and you have no immediate funds to replace it. Something the game does absolutely nothing to warn you about.

Well, I crushed it in 12 hours, but it was a really really fun 12 hours. I wish to have more endgame-esque content. Alternatively challenge yourself not to use the crafter, because a couple of those quests would have crushed my balls without it. Pretty funs and pretty guns. 67/10

good

cool

Nice little game about running a gun shop. Was rather interesting that there is no actual combat or fighting so its all about running a shop and making custom guns to sell. Music is rather nice only has one I kinda do not like but is linked to a tape you have to pick up first before it can play in game so one could avoid it. The town is kinda small but sure dose feel lively due to how many npcs walk around and do there own thing. So over all do have to say is a nice game if you like to run a shop all about selling guns. Some small gripes I have with the game is the level up system kinda odd to have it be 3 random cards you pick one but at times could get some bad cards. Can just save and reload if you get bad cards making the reroll cards kinda useless. Also if you do not pick one you do get a big exp boost...but feel kinda useless because why use up a level up just to get a third of a level up to the next one. Other let down some is there is hidden caps to some upgrades like the discount one maxed out at 20%. I can understand having a cap but at the same time kinda like the idea of being able to get way higher in levels and skills gives reason to play a save for a long time. Would be quite fun and take a long wile to get discounts to 100%. Just some examples is all for I could also see one getting things like tips to high levels or gun repair speed to instant. Maybe adding a setting to custom games to have limitations turned off can give more replay value just like playing on harder difficulty. The other big let down I had was having workers. half of the jobs are quite useless an never really bothered to hire on anyone for them like breaking down items and making items I felt was just rare for me to do. Sure I did have lots of common junk around in my storage but would use them to make junk quick to make guns to sell in the shop. The one job I would have wanted to see is another to be able to make guns. I can understand if that may go against the whole idea or story of the game but even having a helper just grab random gun parts from storage to slap onto one of the workbenches so I just have to drill the parts together would have worked well for me. Most times when I am in the back making one gun to put in the store to sell I have 2 to 3 being sold and going out the door. The only other small idea I had with it is the one making gun parts places the parts on the workbench ready for you to assemble it rather then in storage. Only small last suggestion I have is maybe some daily quests you could do for some of the ncps around town that are only available that day. Like example is to bring some water for the crops or something like that or help fix a lamp post. But have it in a way were if the player dose not do it that some other npc might do it later on or the next day so that way it gives some reason for players to rush to do them but also gives more life to the town as well to see there are npcs willing to do the tasks as well. last thing to add to this idea is having npcs every now and then go into the gun parts shop to look around maybe even buy a part or 2. Even if the game is full release and no longer being worked on I still enjoy what it is now and still plan to keep playing it

Nice little game that is great for killing some time, though it doesn't have much replay value in the long run. I have 20 hours in the game and completed it 100%. I'd recommend buying it on sale.

Summary: Pure post-apocalyptic capitalism simulator. It’s an absolute blast right up until the endgame, where the complete lack of automation turns you into a sweaty assembly line worker desperately trying to keep up with the store's demand. 🎮 Gameplay: [ ] Just press W [x] Fun [ ] Goodbye social life Opinion: Peak zombie apocalypse capitalism. Taking literal scrap and forging it into boomsticks to sell to desperate survivors is deeply satisfying. The progression loop is a massive W. However, there's a huge catch: zero endgame automation. 🎨 Graphics: [x] Runs on a microwave [ ] Respectable pixel art [ ] Melted my GPU Opinion: It rocks a very clean, decent low-poly aesthetic that perfectly fits the game's vibe. Best part? It’s completely optimized for the absolute potato that I proudly call my PC. Smooth frames, no stutters, just pure blocky weapon crafting without turning your rig into a space heater. 🎵 Audio: [x] Play while listening to a podcast [ ] Gets the job done [ ] Mozart is crying in the shower Opinion: What audio? I literally muted the master volume the second I booted it up. This is the ultimate second-monitor game. Just throw on a podcast, blast your Spotify playlist, and embrace the grind while you assemble your 500th rusty shotgun. 🐛 Bugs: [ ] It's a feature [ ] Only the funny ones [x] Smooth as butter Opinion: Surprisingly clean code. I didn't encounter a single game-breaking bug, janky physics glitch, or corrupted save file during my entire capitalist crusade. It runs remarkably smoothly, so you can focus entirely on your profits. 💰 Price: [ ] Sell a kidney [x] Wait for a discount [ ] Worth every penny Opinion: Honestly, it's an excellent game that is definitely worth the baseline price. But since it goes on sale, if you want to min-max your real-life wallet, just hold off for a bit. Wait for a Steam discount to drop, then buy it and start your post-apocalyptic empire.