Gunfire Reborn Critic Reviews

Intuitive yet tactical, addictive but fair, Gunfire Reborn is a genuine and clever addition in the overcrowded world of rogue-lite games, with nice mechanics and a fun although very simple characterization.

A nice first-person roguelike that works very well both in single-player mode and during online multiplayer sessions.

Despite its adorable art direction, Gunfire Reborn is a challenging looter-shooter with roguelike touches that will keep you dying and coming back for more. The game is better when we play it with friends. It will force us to redesign our strategy in order to move forward.

Fun in single and fabulous in company, Gunfire Reborn is an adrenaline-fueled, frenetic roguelite shooter (if you are not a Game Pass subscriber, it must be said that the purchase cost of the product is still quite low) and capable of giving hours and hours of healthy and carefree shootings. To the solid gunplay, Duoyi Network has added a well-layered RPG component able to make every game session unique and heart-pounding.

Gunfire Reborn presents a mix of FPS and roguelite mechanics capable of dragging us into a vortex of "one more game" from which it is difficult to get out. With a stronger narrative compartment it could have aimed for higher heights, but even so it stands as a title that FPS lovers should not miss.

Gunfire Reborn was fun to play alone, but it shined when I was playing with someone, almost as if it really was meant to be played alongside with a friend. Gunfire Reborn shines in some aspects, and not so much in others, but it is definitely worth a try if you have Xbox Game Pass, especially if you can get someone else to join you. It may not be game changing, but with smooth satisfying gunplay and an expansive build system, there is a lot to explore in Gunfire Reborn.

Gunfire Reborn is a well-formed and illustrated multiplayer game with the ability to play it solo. However, you have to really like repetitive gameplay or roguelites; otherwise, you’ll do your head in after the eleventh attempt on the first stage.

Gunfire Reborn may not set the world on fire, but it is capable of delivering a damn good time to anyone that fancies a rogue-lite arcade experience - especially if that person is after plenty of loot or the chance to enjoy RPG elements.

Gunfire Reborn comes to our consoles to bring us a first-person shooter with procedural dungeons. Every time you die, you’ll be faced with new maps and different builds, making each game different from the last. In addition, it also has a cooperative mode that increases the fun to incredible levels.

A roguelite FPS, Gunfire Reborn takes good and bad from both genres, making for a somewhat frustrating and inconsistent, though intermittently fun experience.