Enter the Gungeon

This game is really really hard for me to give a proper review on because it all 100% boils down to being skill issue on my part. This game is very hard and very unforgiving. The gameplay itself is very fun, but I personally, am not having fun with it because I am extremely bad and die to the first boss all the time. Like, I cannot stress enough, it is a skill issue for sure. I suck at this game and it makes it not fun for me, however, the game as a whole is fun.

I haven't played the game at all, I've spent over a hundred hours just listening to the banging intro music. It really is that good.

The upcoming Mobile Version of Enter the Gungeon is getting new features, most notably Online Co-Op. These features, as of now, are not planned to release on PC nor Console versions of the game. It is downright insulting to hear that a long requested feature such as Online Co-Op will only be making an appearance on phones.

"Online co-op will probably never be a feature" Oh well...I guess that's okay, even though I'd really like-- "Online co-op is coming to Enter the Gungeon! But only for the new mobile port, if you own the game and supported it on other platforms you can just eat dirt I guess" Wow...they even admit it's a long-requested feature, too, and yes they did confirm they have no plans whatsoever to update the other versions of the game with any of the new stuff.

One of the greatest roguelites ever made. So punishing but so rewarding if you put some time in.

Great game for anyone not named Zack because, people named Zack are terrible at this game

I don't care who thinks it's a good idea to put online multiplayer only for mobile user and no other console but fu** you guys at dodge roll we've been waiting years for that feature and you give it to fu**ing mobile. whoever was in charge of this choice walk into traffic. please side note games great I just hate whatever moron made the choice to put the new content only into mobile.

I played Enter The Gungeon many, many times no, I defeated the endboss oen time and I must say, the game is too difficult. It is frustrating. It is also fun to play, but the frustration is too big. There are no difficult modes to select from, too much RNG and too few stats, mechanics and functions of items and weapons are explained; the online WIKI doesn't count, it is not in the game, not linked and it is not userfriendly to search for every of the almost countless aspects you want to know manually. Still there are very many nice ideas and game mechanics in this in many parts lovely game. I almost gave it a "no recommend". Only buy it, if you like very hard games.

I love every aspect of this game and there's a lot of retro reference from the 80 movies and games. 9/10 have a lot a fun with this one

It's not easy and it can even be unfun at the start but man...it is amazing when you get the hang of it. one of the best Roguelikes out there. Worth the money and the pain 💚

Enter the Gungeon is a brilliantly crafted roguelike bullet-hell dungeon crawler that masterfully blends frantic action, deep strategy, and a quirky sense of humor into an addictive and challenging experience. Developed by Dodge Roll, the game thrusts players into the titular Gungeon, a sprawling labyrinth filled with relentless enemies, deadly traps, and an enormous arsenal of imaginative firearms—each with unique effects and wildly creative designs. At its core, Enter the Gungeon rewards quick reflexes, strategic decision-making, and adaptability, demanding players to learn enemy patterns, master dodging mechanics, and experiment with weapons in order to survive increasingly difficult floors. The gameplay loop is both tight and rewarding: players choose from a diverse cast of characters, each with their own backstory and unique starting items, and delve into procedurally generated levels that ensure no two runs feel the same. The combat is fast-paced and unforgiving, combining twin-stick shooting with dodge rolls that provide critical moments of invulnerability, requiring players to constantly stay on the move while managing limited ammunition and health. The depth of the weapon variety—ranging from simple pistols to bizarre, over-the-top guns like bullet-spewing T-shirts or exploding bullets—injects humor and creativity into every encounter, while also encouraging experimentation and replayability. One of the game’s greatest strengths lies in its design balance between challenge and accessibility. While Enter the Gungeon can be brutally difficult, it never feels unfair; every enemy and boss has clear, learnable patterns, and progress often comes down to player skill and smart resource management. The game also incorporates roguelike elements such as permanent upgrades, unlockable characters, and randomized item drops, which create a strong sense of progression despite repeated deaths. This keeps the gameplay loop engaging and motivating, as each run offers new surprises and opportunities for mastery. Visually, Enter the Gungeon employs a charming pixel art style that is both colorful and detailed, perfectly capturing the game’s chaotic yet playful atmosphere. The animations are fluid and expressive, making every shot and dodge feel satisfying, while the diverse enemy designs and environmental themes keep the Gungeon’s floors feeling fresh and alive. The sound design and soundtrack complement the gameplay beautifully—energetic music scores heighten the tension of battles, and the satisfying sound effects of guns firing and bullets ricocheting immerse players fully in the bullet-hell experience. Beyond its core mechanics, the game shines in its sense of humor and personality. Witty dialogue, quirky NPCs, and tongue-in-cheek references to gun culture and dungeon tropes add a layer of charm that softens the intensity of the gameplay and makes the world memorable. The narrative, while light, provides context and motivation for the characters’ quest to find a legendary gun that can rewrite the past, weaving a subtle but compelling storyline throughout the action. Multiplayer mode adds an enjoyable cooperative experience, allowing friends to team up and tackle the Gungeon together, which introduces new tactics and camaraderie to the frenetic gameplay. Regular updates and community engagement have kept the game fresh and balanced, ensuring a strong and passionate player base years after its release. While Enter the Gungeon is widely praised, it can be intimidating for newcomers due to its steep difficulty curve and fast-paced action. The procedurally generated levels, while offering variety, sometimes lead to frustrating layouts or enemy combinations that can feel overwhelming. Additionally, the sheer volume of weapons and items can be daunting initially, requiring time and experience to fully grasp their synergies and uses. In summary, Enter the Gungeon is a masterful roguelike that expertly combines intense bullet-hell combat, clever design, and playful creativity into an unforgettable gaming experience. Its challenging yet fair gameplay, rich weapon variety, and charming presentation make it a must-play for fans of action and roguelike genres alike. Whether playing solo or with friends, Enter the Gungeon offers endless hours of exhilarating, strategic fun that keeps players coming back for just one more run through its perilous halls. Rating: 9/10

Flipped a table, accidentally shot it with an rpg... got hit and died right after. I love this game.

A very good game published by Devolver Digital, your tipical fun 2D rouge like, its a very good game ! with Wemod that is.

Please be careful. This game is more addictive than drugs

Amazing rougelike which has more secrets than it may let on. I was introduced to this game through high school friends, and I have found a way to play it on every gaming system I have owned. This is one of the most addictive and rewarding games I have played, but it allows me to come back and explore more builds, fight tougher enemies. The replay value of this game is amazing, and I cannot wait to play another hundred hours.

Great game, quite hard and honestly the guneplay is ironically... well it has a heavy quantity over quality feel to it. There are hundreds of guns, very few of them actually felt good to use, especially automatic guns, I commend the funny and silly ideas but I found it better to just stick to starting infinite ammo weapons, because the game makes you afraid of running out of ammo and any mistakes are results of bad movement, not the equipment you're using. I feel like the game could have pushed you further into using multiple guns and your active items, because it feels very RNG dependent if you get something that isn't situational and outside very unnecessary to utilize. But other than perhaps way too limited amount of buyable items and a bit too few characters, the game is nothing short of amazing

非常不错的肉鸽射击，操作很流畅，肉的很爽，好评，9.4分。

you can play as a bullet that uses a bullet that shoots guns that shoot bullets against a bullet that uses a gun that fires regular bullets need i say more?

I might have played for a while and never got far but I love this game, like a ton. I love how unique each character is compared to others. I also love the feeling of just a fast paced shooter, and the fact that its also related to a roguelike just makes it even better to me. Plus there are multiple characters and things you can do that make it replayable like freeing some npcs from the jail cells and the concept of unlocking items over multiple runs like the bullet to kill the past and gnawed key.

Easily the best "I have my Steam Deck and about 15 minutes" game ever. I literally did everything up to and including secret endings and I still keep coming back.

The rouge like aspect of the game is frustrating as there is little gained between runs but once skill is gained this game can be very satisfying

Probably my favorite game ever. Was a banger when i first beat it on my switch, still is now

Overall a fun game with a good amount of replay value. Easy to learn and hard to master.

RATING: 9 / 10 Should be considered the textbook example of a good roguelike game with amazing storylines, great replayability loops, and an overall interesting set of progression mechanics. The variety in starting characters as well as the massive options in weapons and buffs allow for a unique experience in each run. The bosses and enemies exist with unique mechanics that require increasingly more skill as you progress through the 'gungeon'. The weakest point for the game however would be the soundtrack which personally was nothing much to write home about and sometimes left me muting it and opting for my own playlists. Overall, this would be a great recommendation for those that want to experience a classic roguelite in a well-designed and implemented game.

Incredibly fun, easy to pick up, hard to master. I haven't yet 100% it. You're gonna die a lot, it took me 100 attempts to even reach the "end."

Good roguelike game with nice meta progression and multiplayer. While I understand that it would be hard to implement, online multiplayer would be really nice, as it is currently only local multiplayer. That said, the local multiplayer does work well when there's people around to play with.

Probably my second favorite rogue-like/bullet-hell out there. Has great art, sounds and NPC interactions with a great amount of weapons and items to make each run unique. I haven't managed to 100% yet since I've restarted progress at least once, but i think its worthy of a full completion.

One of the best games. The music, atmosphere, and gameplay all come together in a great immersive experience. Would recommend to anyone that even somewhat likes bullet hells.

PEAK GAME!!!! The humor, style, and gameplay are some of the best in the genre. I couldn't recommend the game enough.

Wake up, pick up gun, shoot, get shot, wake up, repeat until dragun is dead. 10/10 game, would Enter the Gungeon again

i would personally recommend "Enter the Gungeon" as even if i feel like i wont get far, i end up getting far. with each death i get stronger, with each RAGE i don't give up i go on. cant wait for "Enter the Gungeon 2", Hopefully, being able to at least play the end of the first game then the spin-off "Exit the gungeon" before "Enter the Gungeon 2". Great game 9/10 (yeah)

7/10 good game over all as a few things in that make it hard for me to play nothing major over all good game would recommend

this game is super fun but oh my god the rat boss fight might be the most miserable boss i've ever fucking fought

Its really fun, its even funner with friends, I would give it a go if you're looking for a new game.

One of the best roguelites to ever exist. Perfect polish..... aside from any kind of coop play.

I am terrible at this game. However, I will say that this game is extremely fun. The balance is also pretty good, being that you can still win with some decent skill if you get bad weapons.

fire game, even tho its kinda old its really fun, but if u dont like rougelikes, its not for you.

This game is awesome. Take it from me. I've played the game for 5 BILLION hours and it still hasn't gotten old. You could ask me anything about this game and I could answer you word for word, that's how long I've played.

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP i tryed to play it but everytime it stop loading so i cant even play but any other game has been working its only this ame can someone help

Out of all the games I've played on steam or otherwise, this is one of my favorite. The game offers a ton of content and a surprising amount of variation. I'd highly recommend this game to anyone into fast paced 2-d shooters, rouge-likes or even just as a game to pick up whenever. The game also has a ton of replayability with a fairly modest price tag. 10/10 would play again

"OMG, a new GUN! What can this little one do?" And it BLOWS UP ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING IN THE ROOM. I like how the style is perfectly maintained. The gameplay keeps the pace up. The Black Hole gun is forever in my heart.

I love the gameplay loop, its so fun and really challenging. I also really enjoy the fun secret rooms, floors and bosses that you have to find on your own and look up. Update since I last posted this: Best game I have ever played soooo much fun.

You enter the gungeon, you die in the gungeon, you get mad at the gungeon, you keep trying to beat the gungeon, In short game is good.

this game is pretty good if you like playin g games with guns and dungeones and its also 2d

At some point you forget this game has a plot. Tons of things to unlock makes it highly replayable and a good pick for multiplayer. 9/10.

This game is decently hard, but the pixel art looks beautiful, the environments are brilliantly and immersively interactive, [i]most[/i] of the guns are fun, the jokes are good, and the lore is well-written. This game is well-known for a reason.

I remember my younger self on the switch with some newly received store credit for the eshop and looking for something affordable that looked good. By that point, I had mostly just played first party Nintendo games, but since I didn't have enough for one of those games I had to look for one of those games that I didnt even know were called "indies", and came accross this game. First, I thought "that cover art looks cool as fuck". Then I saw the gameplay trailer; "that gameplay and soundtrack are cool as fuck" and without investigating anymore just bought it to see how it was and discovered my unexpected new favorite game. If it managed to blow me away even when my expectation for games was for them to be triple A quality, it will make anyone that already enjoys indie roguelikes spend just as many hours as I did trying to 100 percent this masterpiece. Definitely deserved a second buy on PC for being so special to me and expanding my taste in videogames beyond just Nintendo stuff. No matter how many roguelikes I play, this will always remain the game that set the bar on how good the genre should be, and it still holds up in quality even 9 years after its release.

Played fully on Epic Games, then came to buy it on steam also, my favorite game ever.

One of the best bullet hell rougelikes ever made and is really challenging while also being super fun. The art style is great, the soundtrack is killer, the multiple synergies are wildly fun, just a great game all around. In my 40 hours of playing I haven't even been able to beat the game once. Maybe it's a skill issue or maybe it was the developers plan all along so that I'd be forced to play the game more and give more reviews. 8.5/10

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