Necromunda: Hired Gun

From the studio Streum On Studio which is basically known only for the bizarre E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy and the underwhelming Space Hulk: Deathwing, comes another mediocre entry in the Warhammer universe. While Necromunda itself is a distinct niche of the franchise, it also carries over many of the studio’s familiar issues.

This game has the best 40k settings ever, the levels look and feel great. Necromunda is one of the many underexplored settings of 40k, which is so much more then astartes mashing their heads together. The game feels like a AAA game in a lot of places. This attention to detail was likely made possible by reusing levels for the side missons. Which I thought would bother me but I feel is fine after playing. The story is not the fate of the glaxy but one of many tales in an empire of a million worlds, which I liked. The gunplay feels great and there are a lot of upgrades and cybernetics to play around with. I come back to the beatiful level desigsn with some of the most atmospheric settings I have seen for the 20 years I´m in the hobby.

I would recommend this game if its on sale. Fast paced combat and cool aesthetic, but its story isn't the most engaging.

It's pretty good. This studio's talent for creating staggering, subterranean, super-structure-scale environments in E.Y.E. translates well here. Some reviewers complain that it doesn't do a good enough job representing the Necromunda setting, but as someone who never played the tabletop game, I think it feels cool and right. The missions are pretty fun, but I was ready for the game to be over by the time I reached the final stretch of campaign missions. The enemy roster is varied, but the gangs all feel pretty much the same. I never really sensed any uniqueness between the factions. The stories in most games bore me, so I usually skip cutscenes—and this one seemed pretty forgettable. The guns feel good. It seems like there's really only one way to play this game: max out your bionics, burn through all your ammo and special moves during each firefight, and just go full ambush mode. You dart around, dodge the hail of bullets, and pounce on enemies using the grappling hook and bullet-time feature. That’s the way to play. There isn’t really an alternative. It's fun—but I dunno, maybe they could have developed more viable builds. I guess you could argue that builds are defined by your weapon choices, but I feel like most people will end up carrying an arsenal that covers all the bases: close-range, long-range, explosive, silenced. Weapon options are pretty diverse, so I should give the game credit there. Grab it on sale and play through the first few campaign missions. After a few, you'll know whether it's worth more of your time.

这家制作组更适合做机械角色而非肉人，太生硬了，但不得不说这套动作套在终结者上比较合适，可惜这是巢都。

Хорошая игра класса B, звёзд с неба не хватает, но пафос вахи на месте, приятное движение, неплохая стрельба. раза с 3тьего, но прошёл. в целом - доволен.

Another Streum On Banger! cavernous levels, fast movement, faster guns, great meta progression

has potential the world looks great the story felt eh from where i got too and gun play leaves a lot to be desired with i could give a neutral rating cause its not a bad game but not a good game ether