GUNTOUCHABLES

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GUNTOUCHABLES is a single player and multiplayer action game. It was developed by Game Swing and was released on August 7, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

GUNTOUCHABLES is an action-packed 1-4 player co-op roguelike shooter set in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by mutants. Players must work together, combining strategy and skill to survive intense waves of evolving enemies while completing mission objectives. With engaging story, beautiful visuals, and high replayability, it offers both thrilling combat and hilarious moments.

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gameplay65 positive mentions

grinding7 negative mentions

Fun and chaotic gameplay, especially enjoyable with friends.
Great art style and humorous character design, adding charm to the experience.
Solid progression system with meaningful upgrades and character abilities.

Bots are ineffective and do not contribute meaningfully in multiplayer, making solo play easier.
Repetitive gameplay with limited enemy variety and objectives, leading to a lack of long-term engagement.
Difficulty scaling issues, particularly in multiplayer, where the game can feel unbalanced.

gameplay
142 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a fun and engaging loop, particularly enjoyable in co-op mode, with elements reminiscent of classic titles like L4D2 and Binding of Isaac. While many players appreciate the chaotic action and unique mechanics, some criticize the repetitiveness, lack of depth in upgrades, and issues with AI and communication tools. Overall, the game offers solid mechanics and potential for improvement, making it a worthwhile experience, especially with friends.
- “The gameplay loop is enjoyable, and the randomization nature of the loot, enemies, rewards, etc. really expands the replay experience.”
- “Right from the start, it hooks players with its fluid combat mechanics and visually striking design, creating an adrenaline-fueled experience that demands precision and quick reflexes.”
- “The core gameplay loop revolves around navigating through compact, intricately designed levels filled with waves of enemies and environmental hazards.”
- “The shop inside the maps breaks the rhythm of the gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is mediocre at best and the difficulty balancing is not good, due to the slow speed of your character in comparison to enemies.”
- “The gameplay is janky and quite confusing.”
story
76 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is minimal, serving primarily as a backdrop to the action rather than a central focus, which some players find lacking. While there are four main missions with a degree of replayability, many reviewers note that the gameplay can become repetitive and generic over time. However, the engaging mechanics, character interactions, and potential for future content updates keep players hopeful for a more enriched narrative experience.
- “There's a four main missions with three difficulties, as well as a weekly mission that mixes and matches the other levels. The game can be played single player, with a robot companion, or with up to four online players; that said, the focus, according to the devs, is multiplayer.”
- “You and your squad dive into missions packed with unpredictable mutant enemies, choosing game-changing mutations after each round that power you up but make the enemies stronger too.”
- “Really like the fun art style; between each mission, you get to vote (if you're playing with friends) between a random selection of mutations that will grant enemies new traits and abilities and also buff you. This mechanic is such a brilliant chaos generator.”
- “It feels really generic and utterly repetitive after a few missions.”
- “Narratively, Guntouchables takes a backseat to its action, offering a sparse story that serves mainly as a backdrop to the combat rather than a focal point.”
- “After about 3 missions it starts feeling repetitive and boring.”
graphics
64 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many praising its charming and stylized art style, vibrant animations, and overall visual appeal, especially considering its low price point. However, some users criticize the graphics as mediocre or lacking depth, with a few noting that they resemble older games. Overall, the visuals are described as fun and engaging, contributing positively to the gameplay experience.
- “Everything is working without lag; the UI, animations, and art style are amazing.”
- “The game features a stylized, expressive art style that matches its chaotic, mutant-infested world.”
- “The visuals, animations, explosions, particles, and gore are done surprisingly well for a game that's only $4.99 USD (at full price).”
- “Graphics are about what you would expect for a $0-5 game.”
- “So, the graphics are nasty and the sound design is terrible.”
- “Com games from 2001 that have better graphics and depth than this game.”
humor
53 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players enjoying the funny characters, hilarious voice lines, and absurd upgrade cards that contribute to a lighthearted atmosphere. Many reviews highlight that the game is best experienced with friends, as the comedic elements shine in cooperative play, although some find the humor can become repetitive over time. Overall, the game's charm and comedic style, combined with engaging gameplay, make it a fun choice for those seeking a humorous gaming experience.
- “Good humor, interesting enemies, and seamless co-op.”
- “Funny voice lines, simple and fun gameplay that requires knowledge to execute perfectly, and devs that continue updating the game make this game worth the few bucks it costs...if you have some friends to play with.”
- “Incredibly fun game with a cringy sense of humor (in the good way) with engaging, interesting mechanics and enemies for a great weekend with your friends or family.”
- “This game is not funny anymore. The developers keep nerfing the funny and cool guns, while ignoring the enormous amount of bugs.”
- “The humor in this game feels forced and falls flat, making it hard to enjoy the experience.”
- “I expected a lot of laughs, but the jokes are stale and the comedic timing is off.”
replayability
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game offers a mix of opinions on replayability, with many players appreciating its fun gameplay, evolving enemies, and diverse build options that enhance replay value. However, some reviewers note that it can become repetitive over time and lacks the depth of replayability found in other titles like "Deep Rock Galactic" or "Left 4 Dead 2." While it is generally considered enjoyable, especially in co-op play, the consensus suggests that it may not satisfy those seeking extensive replayability.
- “Fun, chaotic co-op roguelite with great gunplay, evolving enemies, and tons of replay value.”
- “Replayability is strong thanks to the game’s level design and scoring systems, which encourage players to refine their skills and achieve better times or higher combos.”
- “The freedom in determining your own build adds a lot of replay value, which is only improved by the unlocks and character progression.”
- “Overall, I don't really recommend this game if you yearn for a game with countless replayability like games such as Deep Rock Galactic and Left 4 Dead 2.”
- “Those games are fun to replay, but this one isn't, and I assume the devs were aiming for it to be replayable.”
- “Even more fun with friends, you can do a 300%, but other than that, there isn't much replayability as far as I can tell.”
music
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with many players praising the energetic and immersive soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience, particularly during intense combat. However, several users express disappointment over the lack of background music during certain gameplay moments and a desire for more variety and options, such as music kits. Overall, while the music contributes positively to the atmosphere, its inconsistency and limited presence detract from the overall enjoyment for some players.
- “The soundtrack is a pulsing, electronic mix that syncs well with the intensity of combat, amplifying the sense of urgency and immersion.”
- “Its combination of stylish visuals, pulse-pounding music, and tight, rewarding gameplay makes it a compelling choice for players looking for a fast and furious shooter that emphasizes precision and flow.”
- “Great atmosphere, juicy gameplay, and a cheerful soundtrack create a feeling of real action.”
- “It is fun and I love the charismatic characters and funny missions, but it has 2 major problems: being unable to play with a friend without bots in the lobby and not being able to turn off the music when co-op.”
- “Very fun game, but the lack of music really bums me.”
- “The gunplay slaps, the chaos is real, but the lack of background music leaves an oddly empty feeling.”
optimization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization is generally solid, maintaining a consistent frame rate above 60 fps, though it may dip during intense moments. However, some users report longer boot times and occasional stability issues, indicating that while performance is good, there are areas for improvement.
- “If you’re looking for a lightweight, replayable roguelite that doesn’t compromise on deck performance, this is an easy recommendation.”
- “Good performance, nice graphics/style and very engaging gameplay loop.”
- “Performance is solid - with the quality preset, you’ll usually be running above 60 fps, though it can dip into the mid-40s when the screen is full of enemies and explosions.”
- “Even accounting for errors, the performance usage by the above numbers is significant.”
- “Also want to know the reasons for high performance usage.”
grinding
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and somewhat boring, especially when playing solo, with many noting that it can feel excessively grindy. While some enjoy the grind and find it fun, the necessity to stay grouped due to the fog of war can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences, particularly when team members go AFK. Overall, opinions on grinding are mixed, with some players feeling it detracts from the overall enjoyment.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “A bit boring if playing solo, and feeling a bit grindy (to level up) as well.”
- “There's a fog of war and only the map around the game host is revealed, meaning you can never really go far from the group and if one member goes AFK even if for a couple of minutes everyone's progress is halted, because you need to group up to move to different zones as well, making online fairly tedious at times.”
- “Kinda tedious to play.”
emotional
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews highlight a mix of emotional responses, with some players finding the game to be a wholesome and enjoyable experience, particularly appreciating the positive community. However, others express a lack of engagement, indicating that they need more compelling content to feel emotionally invested. Overall, the emotional tone varies from warmth and camaraderie to disappointment and disengagement.
- “No clue what these reviews are on about, this game is so wholesome and such a fantastic time.”
- “I'm a big fan of Deep Rock Galactic and love the generally wholesome nature of the player base.”
stability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is a mixed bag; while it runs smoothly on platforms like the Steam Deck with good performance and seamless controller support, players report significant bugs, glitches, and issues with enemy animations and hitboxes. Despite these problems, many users remain optimistic about future improvements from the developers.
- “The best part is how seamless it feels on deck: full controller support works out of the box, and online multiplayer runs great without extra setup.”
- “Runs great on my Steam Deck (default settings, 90 fps, ~13W total system power) and I couldn’t put it down.”
- “Huge player hitbox and unbalanced enemies with buggy animations (Wartusk, Warrior, Bile Spitter, Bile Runner, and Bile Crawler).”
- “It seems like it could be interesting, but it's buggy right now and the game mechanics aren't very good.”
- “There are bugs and glitches in the game, but this game just released and that's normal. Good job, devs; I'm expecting improvements quickly.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization model is praised for its lack of forced microtransactions and a commitment to providing free content and updates after the initial purchase, which is seen as a refreshing approach in the industry. However, some users express frustration with advertising practices, perceiving them as cash grabs that detract from the game's overall value.
- “I like their business model, which doesn't force microtransactions later on in the game. This is such a good and rare trait today that I appreciate the developers and the company solely for that, along with the awesome other games they create with the same concept of once you buy, you get free content, free updates, and very optional, non-game-changing DLCs.”
- “I hate advertising.”
- “It's just a cash grab by Ghost Ship.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stylish presentation and dynamic action sequences contribute to a vibrant atmosphere that immerses players in a gritty apocalypse, making the world feel alive and engaging. The addictive gameplay, combined with a cheerful soundtrack, enhances the overall experience, whether playing solo or in co-op mode.
- “The gameplay is addictive, the atmosphere pulls you right into its gritty apocalypse, and the co-op action is just as engaging as running solo.”
- “Great atmosphere, juicy gameplay, and a cheerful soundtrack create a feeling of real action.”
- “However, the game’s stylish presentation and dynamic action sequences create enough atmosphere to keep the world feeling alive and engaging despite the minimal storytelling.”