I'd recommend Necromunda: Hired Gun, especially to anyone who likes the 40K setting and aesthetics.

There's a decent selection of weapons, including some that you don't see that often (for example, the autoguns and heavy stubbers).

There's a bit of jank in the game and you can finish it (on normal) in under 20 hours. However, for the price they're charging (~50% the price of a AAA) and that the core combat (which makes up most of the game) is pretty solid. Most of the janky bits are contained within the cutscenes and don't really impact on the actual gameplay.

I'd recommend Necromunda: Hired Gun, especially to anyone who likes the 40K setting and aesthetics. There's a decent selection of weapons, including some that you don't see that often (for example, the autoguns and heavy stubbers). There's a bit of jank in the game and you can finish it (on normal) in under 20 hours. However, for the price they're charging (~50% the price of a AAA) and that the core combat (which makes up most of the game) is pretty solid. Most of the janky bits are contained within the cutscenes and don't really impact on the actual gameplay.