Squirrel with a Gun

Squirrel with a Gun (2024)

by Daniel DeEntremont, Maximum Entertainment
Genres:Adventure, Indie, Platform, Shooter, Simulator
Themes:Action, Sandbox
Game modes:Single player
Story:Squirrel with a Gun is a sandbox game that focuses on exploration and shooting combat. Defend yourself from random encounters with Agents using various weapons. Deflect their melee attacks with exceptional timing to disarm them. Climb and jump across platforms with your natural squirrel skill. Use weapon recoil to cross even greater gaps. Explore the neighbourhood from a squirrel's eye view. Talk with residents of the neighbourhood and help them out for goodies. Or mug them for goodies.Show more
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