Gunstoppable gives me the same head-empty unbridled joy as Ultrakill—it doesn’t hurt that Gabriel’s voice actor is in it too
Gunstoppable, an action roguelike developed by CAGE Studios, is drawing favorable comparisons to Ultrakill for its fast-paced, visceral gameplay. The game emphasizes adrenaline-driven action over strategic complexity, featuring movement-focused mechanics including grappling, sliding, and wall running as players combat robotic enemies across various maps. Rather than rewarding careful decision-making, Gunstoppable prioritizes immediate action and muscle memory, appealing to players seeking high-intensity, intuitive combat experiences.
The narrative centers on a mission to save the player’s family through roguelike progression. The game features voice acting from Gabriel, a character from Ultrakill, which further connects it to that established action title. According to PC Gamer’s coverage, Gunstoppable successfully captures the same sense of unbridled joy and pure enjoyment that has made Ultrakill popular with PC gamers—prioritizing the satisfaction of kinetic action over cerebral gameplay.