Gunslayer: Roguelite Shooter
About Gunslayer: Roguelite Shooter
Gunslayer: Roguelite Shooter, made by developer owndev, is a top-down dungeon action game where firearms and blade work sit side by side. You move from room to room cutting down enemies, picking up whatever weapons and relics turn up, and eventually squaring off against the bosses guarding the deeper floors. Hero abilities round out your kit, so combat is not just about shooting — you have melee options and a character skill to weave in as well. The structure rewards repeated attempts. Coins you collect during a run can be put toward permanent upgrades afterward, and fresh heroes become available over time, which means a rough attempt still moves you forward. You can play with keyboard and mouse, or on a phone or tablet using two on-screen sticks and action buttons. There are no ads and no account to set up. Your progress, including a run you have not finished, is kept locally in the browser. Come back in the same browser and you can carry on. Clearing site data or browsing privately can erase that save, and since there is no cloud synchronization, your progress stays tied to that one browser.
Quick facts
- Developer
- owndev
- Genre
- Action
- Price
- Free
- Platform
- Web browser
Highlights
- Gunplay, melee attacks, and hero abilities in one combat kit
- Room-by-room dungeon exploration with boss fights
- Weapons, relics, and equipment to collect and upgrade
- Permanent upgrades and new heroes earned between runs
- Keyboard-and-mouse controls plus a mobile touch layout
Who it is for: Players who like replayable top-down dungeon crawlers with steady progression will get the most out of it, especially those who want a browser game with no sign-up.
Questions about Gunslayer: Roguelite Shooter
Is Gunslayer: Roguelite Shooter free to play?
It runs in the browser with no ads and no account required.
What are the controls?
On desktop, WASD or the arrow keys move, the mouse aims, left click attacks, Space triggers the hero ability, Shift dashes, E interacts or picks up, R reloads, Q switches weapons, F handles weapon modules, and Esc, Tab, or P pauses. On mobile, the left stick moves, the right stick aims and attacks, and on-screen buttons handle the rest.
How long does a session last?
The developer does not list an average session length. The game is built around runs through dungeon rooms, with coins spent on permanent upgrades between attempts.
Does the game save my progress?
Yes. Your progress and current run are stored in the browser you are using, so returning in the same browser lets you continue. Clearing site data or using private browsing can remove the save.
Is there cloud sync or cross-device saving?
No. Cloud synchronization is not included, so the save stays on the browser and device where you played.
