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| Type:
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Automatic
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| Quality:
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| Magazine Size:
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100
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| Max Ammo:
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800
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| Reload Time:
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1.25s
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| Damage:
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5
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| Fire Rate:
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0.05
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| Shot Speed:
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35
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| Range:
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1,000
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| Force:
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15
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| Spread:
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6°
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| Sell Creep Price:
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54 
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| Unlock Method:
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Speak to the Tinker after completing the shortcut to the Hollow.
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| 12 Cylinder
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| Move faster. Reloading converts goop into ammo.
Old technology, but reliable. The Gungine, once revved up, emits 40x more bullets than it was rated for.
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Gungine is a gun that increases movement speed by 2.25 while held. Reloading while standing on a liquid (such as water, oil, fire, poison, and red liquid created by Blobulons) clears the liquid in a small circle around the player and replenishes the ammo missing in the current magazine. This does not work while flying. While held, the player is immune to fire.
Buckle Up - If the player has Ammo Belt, continuously moving with Gungine held gives the player a yellow glow, significantly increasing Gungine's rate of fire. The glow disappears if the player stops moving. Additionally, Gungine has a chance to refund ammo upon firing.- Contractual Obligation - If the player has Devolver, a pool of oil spawns underneath enemies killed using Gungine.
- what engine do you use - If player also has Unity, it fires a spread of three bullets per shot, but fires at 1/5th of its original speed.
- Together with Bug Boots or the Hot Rolls synergy, it is possible to generate infinite ammo.
- With both Buckle Up and what engine do you use, Gungine has a chance to gain ammo when fired, because it shoots 3 bullets per shot and each has a chance to be refunded. The Gunslinger always gets this synergy combination.
- Chambers such as Black Powder Mine and Oubliette also allow for near unlimited ammo regeneration due to a large presence of liquids on each of the chambers. Oil lamps on the walls can be shot to create extra liquid.
- Items that refund some ammo, such as Zombie Bullets, are ignored by the reload effect, so it is possible to end up with more bullets than you fired.
- If the player currently has flight, Gungine's reload effect will not work.
- This gun is a reference to the Vlambeer game Luftrausers, which features a bullet-firing engine of the same name.
- It also seems to be a play on “Gungeon,” the name of the game.
- This would explain the Contractual Obligation synergy, as Devolver Digital is the publisher for the game, and therefore would logically have a contractual obligation to support it.
- In addition to this, the what engine do you use synergy is a reference to the game's development in the Unity engine.
