Necromunda: Hired Gun

Fairly fun game, though a bit repetitive and painfully short story, though as it currently is, it leaves the opportunity to expand on it. If it's on sale and you like 40k, give it a go

I was a bit sceptical at first, but I think it's a really good Warhammer 40k FPS.

I found the game to be very entertaining, granted my rig can't run it very well but I'm enjoying it regardless; it's has moments where it can be fast-paced and violent, just how I love my FPS games. The customization is also a neat feature. Love the dog companion, that's a plus as well. It's a good game, and as a wh40k nerd, it's a nice addition to the universe.

I have to recommend this, because it's Warhammer on Necromunda hive world. Guns and abilities are satisfying to use once you get used to the flow of the game. Atmosphere is on point, but story meh. I still recommend this because it's fun to play, even if it's short game.

Absolutely loved this game only wish it was longer

This game is definitely eurojank, but it's the best of eurojank. It has a lot of charm, and cool ideas there, but suffers from the execution. I won't touch on anything that goes with the eurojank category limited by budget. The shooting is fun, the guns are cool, the mechanics are... touchy but can look flashy. I died wallrunning up an elevator shaft. The biggest issue I have with the game are the checkpoints and rushing quickly through a level to get back where you were gets rather grating, especially in optional bounties. I'm constrained by money, but haven't gotten too far into the story, I don't think, so I'll keep progressing that before trying the optionals again. The hands and fov look interesting and the female arms and hands seem rather disproportionate, especially in the executions (which also seem a bit too easy to pull off, not that I'm complaining). Overall I think this is an awesome addition to the Warhammer universe, and I know I'll anger a handful, but I'd say it's one of the best ( at least if you're interested in an FPS) and I didn't enjoy the space marine game much. Although to be fair I've wanted to play E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy because of its AA/indie flair for a while now, and this scratched that itch for me. AAA games are held down by the same boring formulae where studios like this one put a lot of heart and soul into it and aren't afraid to try weird things.