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Rotatipyra / Aug 21, 2017 / Indie, Simulation
They call us war dogs. We make money off of war without ever stepping foot on the battlefield. We're gun runners. So, let's go run some guns!
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60% positive, 45 reviews
Gun-Running War Dogs by Rotatipyra is a niche indie title that revolves around a morally gray but mechanically straightforward premise: you are not a soldier, but a profiteer operating behind the scenes of conflict, buying and selling weapons to make a fortune. Rather than placing the player directly in combat zones, the game focuses on the economics of war, presenting a stripped-down trading simulation where success...
1 found this helpful, 2026-03-18
Dogs sell guns straight into my brain, I am happy hostage of their lags. Let all explode, I enjoy being dumb corpse with no save.
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-10
This will be the first game I've paid for that I've ever deleted from my library. I sell? guns and it says "profit" and when I click it it takes out a loan? Then even if you successfully negotiate a deal they will just kill you anyway,, and when they do you lose literally every last dime? You I guess you're supposed to constantly make small transactions then spend the money stacking 'wealth' in your base. It's just...
0 found this helpful, 2026-03-30
For less than a dollar, Gun-Running War Dogs delivers exactly what it promises: a stripped-down Dope Wars-style trading loop where you buy low, sell high, and occasionally gun down anyone who tries to rob you. The buy-sell-upgrade cycle is genuinely addictive in short bursts — watching your profit margins grow and decking out your office with bodyguards and ridiculous furniture has its own charm. That said, once you...
1 found this helpful, 2026-05-17