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Run an arms factory: source materials, design automated production lines, fulfil client orders, and expand through licences and research.
Released 25 May 2018
Lay Out Production Lines
Route Goods on Belts
Manufacture Military Equipment
Build up your own arms manufacturing company. Find your factory, buy resources, produce a wide range of military equipment to sell to the highest bidder. Good or bad? That's up to you, who you do business with is your choice. Don't ask, don't tell, get paid. After all, war is about making money.
Developed by SCT · Published by SCT
You inherit a small factory and build an arms-manufacturing business. Rather than fighting on a battlefield, you manage the industrial process: buying resources, choosing what to produce, and selling goods to clients.
Arrange machines and conveyor belts into production lines, then manufacture items ranging from clothing and protective gear to weapons and explosives. Research and new machines let you take on more complex products, while licences and reputation gate access to some goods.
Orders, customers, and a marketplace shape your business decisions as you invest in production and seek profit. You can choose whom to supply, including clients offering orders that may be illegal, and the game also includes scenarios and a sandbox mode.
The supplied reviews are divided. Some players enjoy the factory-management concept, especially arranging machines and organizing production, while others criticize what they describe as an unfinished or inactive project, a confusing interface, bugs, and production that can become repetitive or lack challenge. A few reviewers also report improvements over time.
Gunsmith is a industrial management experience where you start your own arms manufacturing company. You begin by inheriting a small factory where you shall start forging your empire.
Acquire licences or don't, to begin making your first military grade items. You will build up your factory by unlocking machines and technologies. You start with very little and the government will not allow you to produce more serious items until your reputation has grown.
Over 35 machines to choose from.
Over 10 Belt types to transport goods including bridge belts that allow stacked belts.
Over 30 Products to manufacture.
Over 20 Clients to do business with.
4 Types of Factory.
6 Types of Workers.
A dynamic marketplace to buy goods from.
Automated buying and selling system.
Special orders and scenarios.
Sandbox Mode.
Steam Workshop.
Pick from a huge selection of machines to choose how you make your product. Efficient, mass produced, quickly or slowly. It's up to you.
Start by making small almost harmless things such as boots, trousers, vests with no armour. Once you start to fulfil these orders you will have the opportunity to unlock licences to expand your empire and make new and deadlier items. Eventually you will be granted a licences to manufacture armour, ammunition, firearms, explosives and the list goes on and on.
Research new technologies and machines that will lead to more complex and usually more dangerous items to manufacture.
Build up a reputation with over 20 clients from around the globe. They may ask for certain items that might not be technically legal. If you choose to do business with such people that's up to you as an arms dealer. They will always offer you a very attractive price.
Continue into the political sphere, providing you with the opportunity to manipulate global situations, push politicians into certain ways and cause conflicts on the basis of selling more arms to create even more profit. ( This is by no means inspired by anything that is currently happening in the world today )
It will be up to you as a Gunsmith to overcome all these challenges and dominate the market and make as much profit as possible. How you do this will be up to you. Good Luck...
| Platforms | Windows |
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| Achievements | 16 |
| Age ratings |
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| Controller required | No |
| DRM / EULA |
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| Website | Official website |
