
Is Gunjitsu worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of multiplayer platform shooters who want grappling-hook movement
- Players who prefer fast reflex-based firefights over slower combat
- Groups seeking custom matches with bots, weapon restrictions, or speed runs
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slower, exploration-led structure rather than rapid combat and racing
- Players wanting more than four levels or a broader campaign-style progression
- Players who prefer shooters without acrobatic movement and destructible stages
Our take on Gunjitsu
Instead of treating platforming as travel between firefights, Gunjitsu makes movement part of the attack: grappling, varied jumps, curved rockets, and aerial passes shape each encounter. Its speed-run mode also places racing alongside deathmatch rather than treating combat as the only objective.
What is Gunjitsu?
Gunjitsu is a multiplayer 2.
5D platform shooter centered on rapid firefights and movement. Players use guns, rocket launchers, grenades, and a grappling hook to attack, evade, and cross destructible levels. Different jump styles support dodging, aerial assaults, and hit-and-run attacks. The game includes deathmatch and speed-run modes, with speed runs available for solo and multiplayer play. Custom matches can restrict weapon choices, including sniper-only and rockets-and-guns formats. Bots can be fought offline or added to multiplayer games. Four destructible levels and seven weapons provide the combat setting, while leaderboards are included. Dedicated servers are available in EU, US, JP, AU, and Asia regions.
How Gunjitsu plays
- 01Grappling-hook movement
- The hook supports aerial travel, evasive movement, and attacks across the levels.
- 02Two game modes
- Deathmatch and speed-run play are available in solo and multiplayer formats.
- 03Custom match rules
- Matches can use weapon restrictions such as sniper-only or rockets and guns.
- 04Bot-supported battles
- Bots can be fought offline or added to multiplayer games.
- 05Destructible levels
- Combat takes place across four stages that can be destroyed during play.
- 06Seven weapons
- The arsenal includes guns, rocket launchers, and grenades for different combat approaches.
- 07Regional servers
- Dedicated servers are available in EU, US, JP, AU, and Asia regions.
Gunjitsu compared to similar games
Gunjitsu focuses on multiplayer platform-shooter combat with grappling-hook movement, destructible levels, deathmatch, and speed runs. Hentai Vs Furries is a third-person shooter with quests, skins, five camera angles, and a main game mode, while Abyssus combines multiplayer shooting with hand-crafted levels and roguelite progression. These listings describe different movement and progression structures from Gunjitsu's platform-based matches.
Gunjitsu: platforms & release
Is Gunjitsu worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of multiplayer platform shooters who want grappling-hook movement. Skip it if: players seeking a slower, exploration-led structure rather than rapid combat and racing.
Where can I download Gunjitsu?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Gunjitsu's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Gunjitsu on?
Windows and macOS.



