Necromunda is not your average city. It's a gigantic, vertical, industrial nightmare full of gang warfare, corruption, and vending machines that probably sell ammo instead of snacks.

Rule #1: Everyone wants to kill you. Even that one guy who said, “Nice jacket.” He’s lying.

Rule #2: Trust your dog. It’s the only thing in this world that doesn’t secretly want to stab you for your loot.


Pro Tip: If you see something glowing, it’s either treasure or a trap. Touch it anyway—it’s called “adventuring.”

Customization in Necromunda isn’t just about stats; it’s about style. Who cares if your armor is useful? Does it look awesome? That’s the real question.

Cybernetic Implants: Upgrade your body with all sorts of cyberware that makes you faster, stronger, and probably more likely to set off metal detectors.

Fashion Choices: Pick the most intimidating look possible. Nothing says “fear me” like a neon mohawk and goggles that glow brighter than your future.


Pro Tip: Your cybernetics don’t just make you cooler; they let you double-jump. That’s right, the laws of physics are for losers.

Your dog is more than just a companion; it’s a murder machine with fur. Treat it well, or it might bite your arm off during a reload.

Dog Commands: Send it to attack enemies, sniff out loot, or just stare menacingly at people until they cry.

Upgrades: Yes, you can give your dog cybernetic enhancements. A robo-dog with laser eyes is objectively better than a regular dog.


Pro Tip: Pet the dog. Always pet the dog. It deserves it.

Necromunda isn’t about diplomacy—it’s about firepower. The bigger and louder, the better.

Weapon Variety: From pistols to plasma cannons, you’ve got more weapons than a small army. Try them all. Even the dumb ones.

Customization: Slap scopes, silencers, and whatever else you find onto your guns. Will it help? Who cares—it looks awesome.

Grenades: Don’t forget grenades. They solve problems, create problems, and are the best way to greet groups of enemies.


Pro Tip: You can dual-wield weapons. Because why aim carefully when you can spray bullets in two directions at once?

Combat in Necromunda is fast, chaotic, and very, very messy. Here’s how to excel:

1. Move Constantly: If you stop moving, you’ll be a bullet sponge. Sprint, slide, double-jump, wall-run—just don’t stop.


2. Use the Environment: Exploding barrels? Use them. Catwalks? Jump off them. Randomly placed ziplines? Absolutely use them.


3. Melee Madness: Guns are great, but sometimes you just need to get up close and personal with a chainsword.



Pro Tip: If you’re ever low on health, just kill something. The game rewards murder with healing. It's like medical science, but faster.

Loot is everywhere in Necromunda—on the ground, in chests, and sometimes still attached to the people you’ve killed.

Credits: Spend these on upgrades, ammo, and new outfits that scream, “I’m a stylish killer.”

Guns and Gear: If it’s shiny, take it. If it’s not shiny, take it anyway. You can always sell it later.


Pro Tip: Never ask where the loot came from. This is Necromunda; the answer is always “someone probably died for it.”

The Hive is crawling with gangs, and they all have one thing in common: they hate you.

The Orlocks: Think biker gang, but angrier and with more bullets.

The Escher: Poison-obsessed goth queens who will stab you and look amazing doing it.

The Goliaths: Giant muscleheads who skipped leg day but didn’t skip the steroids.


Pro Tip: Don’t try diplomacy. Just shoot first and loot their stuff later.

Yes, there’s a story about betrayal, revenge, and some nonsense involving bionics. But let’s be real—you’re here to shoot things and make sarcastic comments, not win an Oscar.

Main Missions: Progress the story, kill bosses, and collect sweet loot.

Side Missions: More of the same, but with extra chaos and cash.


Pro Tip: If you get confused by the plot, just blame the Tithe Guild. They’re probably responsible.

Boss fights in Necromunda are epic, chaotic, and designed to make you scream at your screen.

Dodging Is Key: Bosses hit like trucks, so keep moving and hope for the best.

Use Your Dog: It’s your best chance at distracting the boss while you reload for the 15th time.

Environmental Hazards: Explosive barrels are your best friends. Use them liberally.


Pro Tip: If all else fails, spam grenades and hope for a miracle.

Necromunda: Hired Gun isn’t about perfection—it’s about shooting everything that moves, looting everything that doesn’t, and looking cool while doing it. Whether you’re sliding under gunfire, wall-running into explosions, or sending your robo-dog to maul an entire gang, remember: chaos is the goal.

Now, get out there, hunter, and make a name for yourself in the Hive. Or die trying. Either way, it’ll be hilarious.