So the closest comparison I can make to this game style is Doom, in that you have a lot of guns, you have a bunch of movement abilities, and you generally mow down an unreasonable number of enemies. However it also a loot system. Enemies can drop armor and trinkets, and you can find weapons in chests with random quality and customizations. And you can also customize them in the main hub area (or just buy new ones).

As for the gameplay, it's not quite as tight and fluid as Doom, to make the comparison again, but still enjoyable. The side missions can be a bit more difficult than you'd expect for the area you unlock them. And at least as of the time I'm writing, the stability needs work. I've had a couple of outright crashes. But it's still an enjoyable experience, especially if you're a WH40K fan. It's nice to see just how awful the underside of a Hive Spire is, especially one as famous as Necromunda.

So the closest comparison I can make to this game style is Doom, in that you have a lot of guns, you have a bunch of movement abilities, and you generally mow down an unreasonable number of enemies. However it also a loot system. Enemies can drop armor and trinkets, and you can find weapons in chests with random quality and customizations. And you can also customize them in the main hub area (or just buy new ones). As for the gameplay, it's not quite as tight and fluid as Doom, to make the comparison again, but still enjoyable. The side missions can be a bit more difficult than you'd expect for the area you unlock them. And at least as of the time I'm writing, the stability needs work. I've had a couple of outright crashes. But it's still an enjoyable experience, especially if you're a WH40K fan. It's nice to see just how awful the underside of a Hive Spire is, especially one as famous as Necromunda.