- October 4, 2024
- GameHunters
- 10h median play time
Gunsmith Simulator
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About
Gunsmith Simulator is a realistic game that allows players to design, build, and customize their own firearms from scratch. It features a wide range of components, tools, and machinery to create a variety of gun types and designs. The game also includes challenging gunsmithing tests and objectives to ensure players' skills are put to the test.











- Engaging and relaxing gameplay that allows players to disassemble and customize a variety of firearms.
- High level of detail in gun models and mechanics, providing an immersive experience for gun enthusiasts.
- Active development with regular updates and potential for more content in the future.
- Limited variety of guns and customization options, leading to repetitive gameplay after a few hours.
- Bugs and performance issues, including crashes and glitches that can hinder progress.
- Some inaccuracies in gun disassembly procedures and terminology, which may frustrate knowledgeable players.
- gameplay200 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of this simulator is characterized by its detailed mechanics and realistic gun handling, appealing to both gun enthusiasts and fans of simulation games. However, many players find the core loop—disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling guns—repetitive and lacking in variety, with a strong desire for more content and engaging scenarios. While the game shows promise and has potential for future updates, it currently suffers from limited replayability and a need for deeper mechanics to enhance the overall experience.
“Gameplay-wise, it balances technical complexity and accessibility, making it enjoyable for experts and newcomers.”
“The models for the guns are very in-depth, the mechanics of the game work for the most part, and if more guns get added to the game, the gameplay loop could be enjoyed for hundreds of hours.”
“I'm amazed at how much content this game has in early access, and the gameplay is immersive, entertaining, and informative.”
“But be warned... the gameplay itself can be annoying like any simulation game eventually: disassembling and reassembling a gun, walking over to the computer to order parts, sandblasting and dipping rusted parts, and making new parts.”
“The core gameplay loop is basically get a gun, hold down left click on the green parts until the gun's taken apart, then hold down left click some more to clean some parts, do some tedious admin on your PC to order new parts (in which there's no choice or wait time for parts to arrive so what's the point?!?) then hold down left click again to reassemble.”
“Gameplay lacks variety and tends to fall into a predictable pattern: disassemble, clean, and reassemble using simple left-clicks.”