- March 2, 2016
- Blowfish Studios
Gunscape
Gunscape could be a good game creator with a healthy lifespan, but a high price point, unoriginal concepts, and muddled ideals are just the tip of the iceberg that looks like it will sink the game's lofty ambitions.
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About
"Gunscape is a Sci-Fi shooter game with single-player, co-op, and multiplayer modes for up to 2 players in split screen. It features easy-to-use block-placement tools, inspired by classic FPS games, to create and share levels across different themes from the genre. Players can also enjoy a variety of community-made maps and blast through hordes of monsters or duel with other players."











- The level editor is extensive and allows for infinite possibilities, making it easy to create and share custom maps.
- The game offers a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic FPS games like Doom and Quake, appealing to fans of old-school gaming.
- Despite its flaws, the game can still provide fun multiplayer experiences, especially when played with friends.
- The game has become largely unplayable due to numerous bugs, a lack of updates, and a dwindling player base, making it feel dead.
- Many features, including the level editor and enemy AI, are poorly implemented, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The transition from a free-to-play model to a paid one has alienated many players, with high costs for additional content and a lack of support from developers.
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting numerous bugs and glitches, particularly in the editing mode. Despite these frustrations, some players still recommend the game for its creative potential, indicating that the gameplay experience can be enjoyable despite the technical shortcomings.
“The editing mode can get pretty buggy, and although there is limited movement and the enemy AI is below average, I am still recommending this game due to the infinite possibilities.”
“These are glitches that once I figure out how to completely recreate these issues, I will write about them.”
“This game is a buggy mess.”
Gunscape Review
A love letter to the noteworthy shooters of yesteryear, Gunscape combines old ideals and new ways to play, with mixed results. The level creator is extensive and brimming with potential, but the shooting itself feels detached, and the clunky presentation makes it harder to get into the creative side than it should be. However, once a community of players get to grips with the game's toolkit, there'll be plenty of maps to play, and there's still some fun to be had in multiplayer – if you can convince enough friends to buy it.
60%Gunscape PS4 Review
Gunscape could be a good game creator with a healthy lifespan, but a high price point, unoriginal concepts, and muddled ideals are just the tip of the iceberg that looks like it will sink the game's lofty ambitions.
50%Gunscape (Nintendo Switch)
Gunscape is an attempt to recreate the oft-loved world of ‘90s first-person shooters. Although it
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