Necromunda: Hired Gun

played it, finished it. Didn't really come back to it. It offers a playground of tools and tricks for the player to mess around with, and while the prospect seems fun theres allot about the game that can turn a person off. The story is... a story, but it failed to capture my attention and even as warhammer nerd the narrative just felt like it was there to have a point for running and gunning through the sets. Its nowhere near as bad as the space hulk narrative mind, but after awhile you get tired of killing through everything like a space marine all because of a weird macguffin implant. Enamies are just fodder, late game getting some better health pools but even the later stage enemies just become a game of just outrunning and hailing bullets into them. You have abilities and wall running... but I never found the need to use them. The envioroments are wonderful. the art team knows their stuff, except for whoever put picitiny rails on all the guns, it's off putting just how many are on the weapons. even ones that wouldn't normally use em. On that note while the weapon veriaty is nice the weapons themselves lack a feeling of impact, often lacking a kick or meaningful feedback, it doesn't help even the power weapons just feel no better than an SMG. It does many things and I don't think it really shines anywhere gameplay wise. I cant honestly reccomend it, which is a shame.