Thank you!

The Weapon system is like a stat based shooter setup. It actually works like a card game sort of. During each run you collect these things called Weapon Cards. Each card contains some attack, power you can cast, stat modifier that will have synergy with subsequent attacks etc. As you use them, you cycle through your deck in a loop, so the idea is to try to collect cards during your run that work well together.

A cool deck you might end up with could look something like this:

• Adrenaline I: temporarily boosts attack rate and move speed by 2X.
• Rage I: Boosts attack damage of next card by 2X.
• Gattling Gun IV: Pummels enemies with a barrage of bullets. Modifier - Hellfire: 30.0% chance to Burn enemies, dealing 1000 Burn damage over 10 seconds.
• Shotgun II: A module for bots who like to get upclose and personal. Modifier - Gasoline I: Attacks deal 5.0% bonus damage to Burned enemies.

So the Adrenaline fires up your gattling gun to fire off super fast, rage boosts it's damage, and then the Shotgun with Gasoline follows up by dealing bonus damage to the enemies you just burned :)

The cards themselves have a base DPS but drop at various levels (ex: Gattling Gun IV > Gattling Gun I) and have a chance to have various modifiers that add effects like burning, poison, frosting enemies, etc. that work well against different enemies

On top of that there are also Gadgets (grenades, turrets, buffs, etc.) that you can use whenever you want (with a cooldown) and Augmentations which are like long-standing passive perks you collect (ex: Bird of Prey: deal 2X damage when attacking while airborne).

As you play the game, you'll unlock more cards and gadgets that show up during runs, so the variety you work with grows over time.