Cyber Gun

About

Cyber Gun is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Semyon Maximov and was released on April 23, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

Cyber Gun is a hardcore first-person shooter with platforming elements, set in a neon cyberpunk atmosphere. The game features challenging levels, interesting mechanics such as time dilation and jerks, and beautiful graphics. Players must fight their way through increasingly difficult stages to save themselves from self-destruction.

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Play Modes

Single-Player

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47%

Audience ScoreBased on 72 reviews

gameplay10 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The game features an interesting concept that combines FPS, platforming, and puzzle mechanics.
Some players find the graphics and art style appealing, noting it has potential for a fun experience.
It can serve as a casual game to pass the time, especially for those who enjoy challenging gameplay.

The execution of the game is poor, with issues like random hitboxes, crashing, and unpolished mechanics.
Many players report motion sickness due to the game's ambience and platforming design.
The game lacks depth and replayability, with a short playtime and minimal content.

gameplay
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as having solid mechanics and an interesting concept, but suffers from implementation issues, such as floaty movement and frustrating mechanics borrowed from other games. While the game is immersive and enjoyable overall, technical shortcomings like resolution settings and pausing issues detract from the experience. Despite these flaws, many players find the gameplay fun and engaging.
- “Solid hardcore platformer, decent graphics, interesting mechanics, and gameplay in general.”
- “I enjoy the concept and the gameplay is fun.”
- “It's a very interesting game with very good mechanics, although it needs some details... like resolution and audio settings. Sometimes my mouse goes crazy when I pause the game, and I can't go back, which is a bit annoying. But despite all of this, the game is so immersive that it makes those issues forgettable.”
- “Game closes itself after 15 minutes of gameplay. I have an RTX 3060, Intel Core i9 (5 GHz), Windows 10.”
- “It seems like the developer took mechanics from other games and just added them in without thinking about what made them good in the context of their original games.”
- “The idea of the gameplay is solid, and generally the game itself is okay, but there are definitely shortcomings in the implementation of many gameplay mechanics.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are generally described as decent, with a nice and simplistic art style that suits the fast-paced level creation by a solo developer. However, there are concerns regarding originality, as some users believe the art style may have been borrowed from another source. Overall, the visuals are appreciated, but the issue of artistic integrity has been raised.
- “Great graphics and overall art style.”
- “I'd say the art style is nice as a simplistic way to create levels fast as a one-man dev, but hey!”
- “Solid hardcore platformer, decent graphics, interesting mechanics and gameplay in general.”
- “Looks like he stole the art style too!”
- “Heres a video from where the art style came from: https://www.youtube.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game currently lacks a soundtrack, with users noting the absence of music and settings. While some feel that the game could benefit from musical elements, they acknowledge its quality for a first-day release.
- “The game also has no soundtrack!”
- “No music, no settings.”
- “The game could use some music, though; but for the first day of release, it is great.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has low replayability due to a lack of choices, collectibles, and exploration elements, which limits players' motivation to revisit it.
- “There isn't much replayability either, as there isn't any form of choice, collectibles, exploration, etc.”