Scunners Run

Solid twin stick shooter with a good amount a replayability. Hard enough that you won't get through it in your first try and the new enemy types and surprises at the end keep you on your feet! Great first game from anew developer and look forward to what else they will release in the future and possible updates to this game!

Great fun with decent level of difficultly on the challenges and good humor written in

Scunners Run is a fantastic twin-stick shooter that evokes the spirit of Geometry Wars while incorporating rogue-like progression elements. The game’s distinctive art style and tight controls create an engaging and immersive experience. Each run offers the opportunity to learn something new or discover a unique weapon, ensuring that you'll keep coming back for more. The challenge increases as you progress, but the sense of accomplishment from mastering its mechanics is incredibly rewarding. Overall, Scunners Run provides a fresh and addictive take on the twin-stick shooter genre.

Beautiful looking game - lovely art and unique game design, reminds me of good old shooting games I used to play as a kid, and more! I also love the music. Can't wait to play more!

Big fan of this game. The world-building, art style, game mechanics, difficulty ramp, equipment variety, all top notch. A visual feast! I've gotten myself three levels from the boss, think I have a good strategy now, but the next run could throw up all sorts of challenges. Excited to finally beat it! I couldn't recommend this game enough, and for a fiver, what's stopping you. Good to see the devs are taking feedback and balancing the game with updates and new features. Solid work :)

Great wee twin stick shooter, well worth the asking price! Played this on my Steam Deck without any issues, even though at time of writing the official Valve verification isn't there.

A bit mixed on this one. Overall, the game is fun... when it works. Often you'll get a secondary objective to (for instance) kill three enemies in a single hit when the best tool you have for that job is the shotgun, which I'm not even sure counts (as I wasn't able to complete the challenge with it.) The stealth ability also seems to be a bit buggy, as the overlay/muffled audio filter will sometimes get stuck on even after its duration has expired, and I experienced a bug which seemed to be related where all my bullets would create brief lag spikes on impact before bouncing off and dealing no damage. That being said, though: Beyond these and a few other minor issues, it's a very fun and well-balanced game, and challenging to a satisfying degree too. Each weapon has its place and is useful, even the starting weapons, and there are no consumables or supers which I found myself saving up "just in case" and never using - which I can't say even of some of my favorite games. The art style is crisp, the enemies are varied and engaging, the secondary objective mechanic adds an excellent degree of self-imposed challenge... in all, I would certainly recommend buying this game, and playing it, but I would also recommend hoping for a bugfix update in the near future.

Developer Jamorian 5's debut game is the bones of something good. As a twin stick shooter roguelike, it's fun for about one run, maybe 2. But there's just not enough progress, no incentive to go further and some poor mechanical feedback. Unlockables should be a bit cheaper, they don't feel achievable. Some upgrades or items are just flat out better than other ones, it's not particularly balanced. Cooldown on weapons and abilities is extremely long. And the missions are very samey, not enough variety. I think for a first project it's impressive. But it needed more QA and more time on the oven.

+Decent audio +Nice amount of particles -Messy visuals -No bindings; game suggested using gamepad but apparently I could not use my secondary weapon at all -No graphical settings -Player choice cycle is too far between -> doesn't play like a roguelike really, but a dexterity twin-stick shooter = Neutral review. However since I would not recommend such game to myself, I wouldn't do it to you either.