Everything is Gun! is an upcoming roguelite FPS from Bulgarian developer Incineration Productions, set for PC release via Steam in the fourth quarter of 2027. Japan leads Steam wishlist registrations for the title, accounting for about 23% of the total.
Incineration Productions announced Everything is Gun! on May 29, 2026, as a roguelike first-person shooter for PC via Steam. The game is described as a deliberate rejection of modern FPS design conventions, instead aiming for the broken balance of The Binding of Isaac and the speed of 90s shooters. Players take the role of a prisoner on a procedurally generated prison planet, using stacking abilities and an asynchronous revenge system.
Days later, on June 1, the developer reported that Japan ranks first in Steam wishlist registrations for the title, accounting for about 23% of the total. The strong Japanese interest follows a pattern of connection between the Bulgarian indie studio and the Japanese player base that began with their first game. The game is set for release in the fourth quarter of 2027.
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Developer Incineration Productions announced on June 1 that Japan ranks first in Steam wishlist registrations for its upcoming roguelite FPS 'Everything is Gun!', accounting for about 23% of the total. The game is set for release in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Incineration Productions announced Everything is Gun!, a roguelike FPS for PC via Steam. The game rejects modern shooters' safe design, instead aiming for the broken balance of The Binding of Isaac and the speed of 90s shooters. Players are a prisoner on a procedurally generated prison planet, using stacking abilities and an asynchronous revenge system.