Uragun
You are a friendly-but-deadly Mech on a journey searching for your missing pilot in this action-packed roguelite shooter. Choose your missions and rewards, research skills, equip expansions, mod your weapons, install plugins, customize your looks and stylishly cut your way through hordes of evil AI.
SCREENSHOTS
STORY
Take control of a friendly-but-deadly Mech unit. Face endless hordes of corrupted machines, gear up, and improvise your way out of trouble in this action-packed, futuristic top-down shooter.
You play as a charming Mech unit that has awakened to discover a world overrun by corrupted AI. In order to survive, you must master your weapons and learn how to fight back against every enemy.
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STORES best right now: Nintendo eShop −70%
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PRICE HISTORY
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Nintendo eShop low: $2.99 (10 Sep 2026) , PlayStation Store low: $3.49 (10 Sep 2026) , Steam low: $0.99 (8 Jun 2026) , Xbox low: $9.99 (26 Aug 2026)
REVIEWS
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“Considering that Uragun is still in early access, it has a lot to offer. The game is quite challenging, but on the other hand, it lets you develop your own playstyle. You can build a robot to your liking and then explore various locations. Beautiful graphics paired with great background music enhance the action-packed experience this game delivers. And while the price of €14.99 (366 CZK) seems a bit steep at the moment, the game is definitely worth buying.”
“While it offers of a different feel in its more mission-based shooting play, it’s missing a spark to take it further”
“With simple and repetitive gameplay that's impressively tight and entertaining, Uragun doesn't do much to break out of mediocrity. 🤖”
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