Dungeons & Guns

To make it clear before getting into the details, do NOT bother with this game. Now, to elaborate. It's pretty clear a couple minutes in that this is a very poor and obvious attempt at cloning Enter the Gungeon's success. From the dodge roll to even the graphic over your head as you reload is completely ripped from EtG with nothing new to at least expand on anything it steals. Even at the price this lump of ♥♥♥♥ is at just do yourself a favor and get EtG to see where this game's concepts are stolen from. While its price is higher than this, if you express any interest in this, give it a try before this. The enemies here spit bullets faster than anyone to reasonably dodge or IMMEDIATELY corner themselves into the corner never allowing you to hurt them until they briefly stop to unload. I'm not giving this poor attempt at an unoriginal concept any more of my time. Just check out Enter the Gungeon. Way better, same thing.

I've played this game before when it was on itch.io and I'm glad it's on Steam now. Fun game, has a very nice sprite work and a lot of potential. The developer is constantly releasing updates and fixing bugs, so it's always exciting to see what new features he comes up with.

very beautiful and challenging game, you start playing and when you realize it has already been hours.

A fun and challenging project, looking forward to new updates!

Actually is a pretty good game, I like the vintage style of it, it's refreshing. It's awesome the difference between guns that we can have and the different kinds of shots that they have You guys have a huge fan right here! Congratulations for the great job

[i]This review was made based on an Early Access build of this game, and 3 hours of playing. All bugs I have found were documented and sent to the developer.[/i] Dungeons & Guns is a fast-paced shooting game (bullet hell is a fitting tag), and even though I'm not a big fan of rogue-like games, I'm having a great time playing. Your character is a creepy smiling dude that wakes up armed, in a dungeon god-knows-where, and is looking for an exit. And while doing that, he unleashes havoc and terror on angry individuals, for absolutely no other reasons than to satisfy his innermost desires for gold coins (to later buy dozens of health kits). Fun, right? There are only 9 levels, each of them created using procedural generation. At first glance, you might think that it will be a piece of cake for our creepy lad... turns out it's [u]pixel art dark souls[/u] and there are no bonfires, upon dying, one loses [b]everything[/b] he accumulated, and needs to start from the beginning. [spoiler]Some can even go insane repeating the same level dozens of times, like me.[/spoiler] The mechanics of the game are simple, yet it takes some time to [i]get gud[/i], some times you will be crowded with enem…