They call us war dogs. We make money off of war without ever stepping foot on the battlefield. We're gun runners. So, let's go run some guns!
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it's exactly what it says it is. a 70 cent spreadsheet simulator. Buy low, make deals. deliver the goods. make profit. with some elements of gameplay thrown in to mix it up and add risk. not a bad game for under a buck.
To me it feels like the older, more ambitious brother of the classic game "Dope Wars" but instead of losing all your PCP on the bus you build and upgrade your gun smuggling empire (Including hired goons!). My only critique is that the spreadsheet UI doesn't allow you to re-sort the info at all, so looking for a certain gun or price means checking the whole list every time, but this might be a choice by the developers to add a little "Where's Waldo" gameplay or to keep it from being too easy. It doesn't slow the flow at all, it's just feels strange to have a spreadsheet system that doesn't let you organize or optimize the spreadsheet in any way. If you enjoy mercantile/trading/economic games It's 100% worth the dollar.
Have you ever wanted to start your buy and sell gun business? Gun-Running War Dogs lets you do that. I saw this game on sale for like 0.69 USD and decided to pick it up because it looked interesting. I instantly loved the art style, mechanics and the background music that plays ingame. You start by signing deals and buying the guns from the black market in order to make profit. You start with deals that earn you 100-500 USD profits and as you progress, you start getting 20000+ USD deals after earning more rating stars, which is basically your reputation in the market. Managing your office is really cool and I love the variety of items and rewards each level of it offers. You move offices and get new items (hookers and bodyguards/thugs on couches, big as$ 70" TVs, bongs, tables, file cabins and so on) to throw your money on and decorate your office. You also earn weapon and self protec
Blackjack, accumulate capital, stock up and sign gun deals. Poorly done, game breaking, forced Termination Bug at certain point of end game. Level Up achievements not working at all. Don't waste your time on this abandoned Clickfest.
You can easily get your moneys worth from this game. It's not complicated, it's not very hard, but there's enough challenge to be interesting for a few hours im sure. It looks great, and murdering any idiot that comes with less bodyguards than you is satisfying. I hope the dev makes more of these low price, niche games.
More a clicker then a sim.
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