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There are plenty of overlooked games that deserve more recognition.
Clonk Rage anyone?
Fort Triumph anyone?
Renegade X anyone?
Soldak Entertainment´s games anyone?
Heroes of annihilated empires anyone?
Rising Kingdoms anyone?
Section 8 anyone?
The more you look, the sadder youll get.
But then again one of the thrills of being a gamer is to find hidden gems in unexpected places.
it also has furries which i dont like.
boohoo.
There is a bunch of similar type of games such as Immortal Redneck and Ziggurat.
Thou this one have some decent Borderlines gunfire.
I know those games but none of them give me borderlands type of turn of brain and shoot with cool graphics feeling as much as this one
I do really enjoy this game as well.
By the way it have one more game vibes as well - Bulletstorm.
more up-to-date feedback.
man asking about a modern current game made for current gen systems and you reply with some real 6/10 ♥♥♥♥ from the 19th century
The other thing Gunfire doesn't do as well is how this feels like some archive of the entire history of the genre that actually recaptures the gunplay of each entry its referencing fairly accurately. In reality having furry aesthetics may also be a significant contribution to the games success as opposed to the infinitely more niche mecha genre which honestly the game doesn't lean into hard enough.
Gunplay the same i find them both pretty equally, targeting different stuff, though both have influence of classic arcade games with some modern ones. Like the Starterpistol reminds me so much of Overwatch D.va / Mercy Pistols... meanwhile in Gunfire (as a example) the throwing knives reminds of Genji.
And yes i do think also the Character-Concept adds to it. I (personally) find it pretty hard to make Robots memorable or give a sense of personality (by its visual design) - that's easier for Furrys in comparison, its easier to give them personality and are more expressive (in their Animations and such). Still like the Atmo / Setting of Robo Quest and yes in that regard it reminds a bit of Borderlands.