
Bunker Punks is a fast paced rogue-light FPS set in a dystopian future. Run a group of revolutionaries and raid corporate strongholds for supplies, weapons and armor. Customize your bunker, train your gang and tear down the corporate government.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 3 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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Not a fan of roguelikes that don't do more than [i]just[/i] focus on being roguelikes with nothing special added in- Bunker Punks hasn't given me the impression that it will do anything more than just fit into a genre because of... reasons. It feels clunky, samey, and some of the weapons border on nigh useless. Great music, OK art style, snoozeworthy gameplay and supremely uninspired enemies. Not for me and I wouldn't recommend it but if you like to sweat and enjoy roguelikes it may be for you.
Does not allow you to modify aim sensitivity. The majority of the difficulty was aiming a cursor that moves at an odd speed. That, and the bunker system is designed to make you fail in order to upgrade it....which is dumb.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Bunker Punks is a great game to get on a deal. It's a trimmed down shooter without a lot of the fluff from modern shooters, but that works incredibly well. You get weapon variety with pistol, shotgun, rifle and bazooka, and you're incentivized to take risks and jump straight into the action to get combos, which yield ammo, health and loot. All enemies shoot projectiles or melee (no hitscan) so circle strafing is usually a viable defensive strategy. Aiming is good, most weapons have a ranged dropoff that forces you to get close to enemies in order to be effective, and that's kind of it. The soundtrack is a banger, and the graphics are good looking and serviceable. That said, it's only worth to get on a deal because the basic gameplay loop is very limited. Levels are monotonous because they kind of reuse the same general look and feel (Executive floors look different, but play the same). There's some RNG involved in setting up a level, but it's nothing groundbreaking. You can customize your build, but most of the powerups are locked on your first playthroughs - I've finished the game twice and still only unlocked 19 of the 50 powerup unlockables. Characters are not balanced, with the shotgun guy overpowering the others. Base building is honestly just a distraction that adds little to the game. Shopping is as basic as accessing two weapons (usually the same ones you get on a level) and a clinic, so it's a very barebones add-on. I feel the game tried to use roguelike elements to add replayability without understanding properly what makes a good roguelike such as Slay the Spire work. Get it on sale, play it for a while every now and then, and be happy.
This game is very fun for doom-clone fans and for rogue-like fans. You play Doom style PvE levels, using shotguns, rocket launchers, pistols, etc. All while upgrading your player the "Punks", which each give you different bonuses and abilities. It's very fast paced and you can either rush straight to the boss and finish each level extremely fast, or you can take you time and patiently loot each level thoroughly. Progression can be super fast or super slow, depending on your playstyle. You can buy new armor and weapons, as well as collecting them in the levels. Highly recommended to get on sale, but if you want to support the developer, paying full price shouldn't be disappointing.
Rating: 2/10 Terrible game full of cheapness and design flaws. Plays on Steam Deck, but definitely not optimized or ideal. Don't even try to use the touchpads. It all feels clunky... Same scenarios, same enemies, same OST... BORING! Could the developers be any more lazy? I think not!! Weapons, characters, upgrades... it's all the same and nothing makes a difference. Don't even waste your time with these! It's all for nothing! Just grab two bazookas and sprint to the finish to kill the boss and enter the elevator. No point in trying to explore, since you only lose health and bullets. And get ready for cheapness. Lots of it!! Even on easy!! Going slowly and carefully only gives the game time to load more cheap tactics on you. Enemies will swarm with boss to kill you, mine enemies will block entire sections which will kill you instantly, start the level with two assault rifles shooting frenetically at you. Thought about some cheap tactic an FPS game has thrown at you? You name it, it's all here! The overall idea was good and the graphics are good, but the devs are way too lazy... you want to know what happens when you get to the end? It's a static "thank you" image... not even a story text... LAZY! Terrible design from start to finish! AVOID THIS ONE!
Need to let 'em cook on this one.
Fast paced doom-rogue-lite set in post-Covid corporate dystopia Even if the premise is a bit lame, the game itself is quite cool, feels more fresh than your average boomer shooter
kinda poopy ngl
雖然事像素風格,但是意外地耐玩,屬於節奏快速的FPS遊戲。
so far i'd say it's worth $7.99 but great game nonetheless loving it
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