Phillip 11
Friday, May 9, 2025
An interesting but also difficult puzzle game. I haven't gotten far enough to have any real criticisms as the issues I'm encountering are skill issues, not design or technical issues. I think I'd like an option for dramatic kill cams when you shoot enemies just to make it more satisfying. There is a nice kill cam for your own deaths but there are none when killing enemies. That would be only a game feel addition and isn't really important. I'd just like to have it as an option to toggle on. Edited
Jonathan Maassen 1
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
Lots of potential, but stages are too random. Starting a stage with 3 explosive barrels around the character and multiple ranged/explosive enemies means you can die without the chance to make a move. The maps should be a bit bigger so there's more strategy, not random chance based on environment and enemies spawned.
Andrew 24
Sunday, September 8, 2024
Being stunned is almost always certain death and in some levels it feels like your fate is sealed just from the first two moves you make. Other times, when you are being attacked by multiple enemies at once, you will be forced into moving constantly without ever being able to take a shot. Among this, some of the ammo types lead to more harm than good, like explosive ammo killing you if the enemy is right next to you or the fire one trapping you in a corner. Otherwise, this game is quite fun.
Matthew 19
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Guncho has made its way into the list of some of my favorite roguelikes. It's priced fairly, and a solid chunk of the game is availible even without paying. The mechanics are super satisfying, and gameplay is snappy. The sheer amount of interactions and possibilities that come with Guncho make it really replayable, especially with the many power-ups. The graphics and design in general are all very charming. With just a little bit more content and modes, it would be the perfect game!
Arn Liac 11
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Another winning game by Mr. Rauers. A fun strategic turn based action puzzler. Easy to learn but difficult to master. It's like a hexagon chess shooter. It's very satisfying to stratagize the ideal position to move to on the hexagon grid and change the rotation of the revolver bullets to line up the perfect strategy. Add ammo upgrades and abilities to get out of tight spots, push/pull enemies, pierce thru, etc and it's hours of stategic fun! Bought the game after 15 minutes of playing it.
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