Squirrel with a Gun

I went in expecting a joke game and found something genuinely worth your time if you like physics-based puzzlers with a shooter coat of paint. You're a squirrel escaping an underground facility, armed with a gun and surrounded by interactive environments that react to bullets, explosions, and creative problem-solving. The puzzle design rewards experimentation: there's usually a straightforward path, but the emergent solutions you find by abusing the physics engine are where the real charm lives. Levels are compact enough that trial-and-error stays snappy. The downsides are real though. Controller support is only partial, combat encounters lack precision (fine for chaos, rough if you want consistent aiming), and progression is shallow. Treat it as a 3-4 hour creative sandbox rather than a campaign. The Agents you fight aren't AI opponents worth studying; they're just obstacles. If you're burned out on complex sims and want something dumb and tactile, this scratches that itch. If you need systemic depth or tight gunplay, keep scrolling.

Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

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