Gunfire Reborn Review: Take part in a refreshing Roguelite FPS experience

Shooting revival is a brand new mobile version of the popular first person shooter that also includes Roguelite And RPG elements. The game has levels that players have to pass and if they die and can’t respawn in the same spot, they have to start over and work their way to victory again. In this article, we will look at Gunfire Reborn and share our first impressions of the game.

There are various heroes (some free and some paid), a bunch of different weapons, multiple enemies of varying degrees of difficulty and boss battles, all of which create an action-packed experience. In this review, we will touch on the question of whether the game is worth the price it was given.

Venture into the hail of gunfire, reborn in desperate landscapes

Starting with Shooting revival revisionFrom the very beginning, this game never fails to engage players with its style of play and visual art. As in all of these games, players begin by facing off against the lower tier henchmen, starting with their hand cannon that never runs out of ammo. They then progress through the game, shooting at enemies, throwing grenades around and updating their stats.

The gameplay is extremely good. This is one of the best games released on mobile devices in recent times. It’s right up there with other great paid titles like Minecraft, Stardew Valley, Death Road to Canada, Huntdown, the DoorKickers games and others.

Go to war with distinctive heroes and a large arsenal of weapons

The game often throws a lot of enemies at you which is always really fun and challenging and also gives you some really cool weapon throws right from the start. There are a lot of different types of weapons ranging from melee with guns, shotguns, shotguns and even RPGs. Another thing to complicate is the unique design of the weapons as they are all quite visually attractive. Put simply, the game isn’t something you can put down too easily. There isn’t much to complain about.

Each of the heroes has their own style and there are lots of different traders in the game who can help the player by giving them various items to recover their health and upgrade their stats. The game doesn’t have much in the way of story, if at all.

If you’ve played first person shooter before, it shouldn’t be too difficult to get to grips with the game. Controls are pretty standard with motion, POV, footage, and a few other things. The only real complaint players might have is that the level design doesn’t change much over the course of the game.

The game offers multiple game modes but requires a constant internet connection

Moving forward, the game features a single and multiplayer mode (players can team up with their friends). Unfortunately though, players need to have an internet connection in order to run the game, which is really disappointing. A game like this might be the perfect title to try when you are offline.

Another thing that players may not like (and some may like) is the increased difficulty. There were no bugs or glitches observed during the testing period apart from a minor issue where some messages are shown in Chinese instead of English and some problems with the controllers.

Low-poly graphics, great user interface, and comes with full controller support

The game features quite nice low poly graphics which creates a good atmosphere and works well. The audio is standard and there is nothing exceptional. The controls are close enough to standard mobile FPS controls while the user interface has been optimized for mobile devices.

The game has controller support but in some menus players have to use touch and the HUD during gameplay stays on even after plugging in a controller. Aside from that, the touch controls work flawlessly. The game has no ads (which is obvious since it’s a paid title and it doesn’t even have IAP, which again is standard for a paid title like this one.

Final verdict

This has been a fairly positive review so far, so it probably responds to the “to buy or not to buy“question. This game is worth the money if you are willing to make some compromises (the biggest of which is the lack of offline playability). It would be a great idea for the developers to actually fix the game and make it available offline as the player titles single shouldn’t really need an internet connection, and many gamers get them for that very reason.

Overall, however, this is a great title that doesn’t leave much room for complaining about the gameplay itself and if you’re looking for a FPS that’s not just a PvP ordeal then this is absolutely for you. RPG elements are now quite important to this game as well and players will need to learn them to be successful. Those looking only for a FPS experience may have a hard time playing the game.

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