Set in the darkest reaches of Warhammer 40,000’s notorious hive city, Necromunda: Hired Gun casts you as a mercenary navigating crime and corruption. The work is direct: take bounties to eliminate dangerous gangers and mutants, then try to survive the hunt.
Combat is built around a sprawling arsenal and customizable body augments. Those enhancements support wall-running and leaps across chasms, giving movement a prominent role alongside gunfire. A grappling hook adds another way to cross the game’s massive environments, so traversal is part of the action rather than merely a route between fights.
A cyber-mastiff accompanies the hired gun, sniffing out and attacking enemies, while bounty collection ties progression to upgrades and leveling up. The combination of agile movement, weapon choice, augment customization, and a loyal attack companion gives this fast-paced FPS a distinct mercenary-and-hunt identity. The store lists the game as single-player, placing that combat loop in a solitary format rather than a multiplayer one.
