Wasteland Gunsmith Simulator Announced for PC
Publisher PlayWay S.A. and developer Quest Craft announced Wasteland Gunsmith Simulator on July 28. The game is a post-apocalyptic gunsmith simulation for PC via Steam, with a release date still undecided. The Steam store page is live and currently accepting playtest participation requests, with the test date to be announced later. The store page also indicates Japanese language support is planned. Players operate a mobile workshop in the back of a camper van, traveling through a wasteland to settlements, trading posts, and lawless ruins. The core loop involves scavenging junk and parts, then using a modular crafting system to assemble handguns, rifles, shotguns, and melee weapons. Each interchangeable part alters a weapon's appearance, value, and performance, allowing for practical survival arms or eccentric junk-built pieces. Players can name and save blueprints, then refine them while unlocking new technologies. Clients include settlers, mercenaries, and gangs who bring weapons for repair, restoration, or custom orders. Work involves cleaning rust and dirt, swapping worn parts, repainting, and negotiating prices. As skill improves, clients become more demanding but rewards increase. Upgrading the camper van with new tools and equipment opens access to more dangerous regions with bigger payoffs.