But overall, I would say that it’s fair enough. There are several bosses in particular that I feel need to be tweaked. Sometimes the game feels pretty damn stacked against you. Sometimes Enter the Gungeon doesn’t feel fair. Let me reiterate: Enter the Gungeon is hard… Harder than Isaac, harder than Nuclear Throne… It’s definitely a 10 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness.īut a big question that always needs to be answered with ‘hard games’ is: “is it fair?” And to be honest. There are also secrets for you to discover! They’re pretty hard to find… Trust me.Īnd like any game in this genre it’s hart wie Scheiße, and wants to make you cry bitter tears of regret and misery. I’ve definitely ran into most of the rooms on a few of the floors but they never feel tired or overused. But fear not, there is a nice variety and I’ve never had a level that felt “samey”. The different floors are made up of pre-fab rooms that are stitched together by the generation algorithm. You’ll always have at least two item chests and a shop, for example. Like you would expect from a rogue-like, the game’s levels are procedurally generated- while also following a set of parameters. The premise of the game being that a massive gun-dungeon, gungeon, was built on an alien planet… And housed within is a gun that can “ kill the past.”īut if you watched the trailer, then you already know that! It’s hard as nails, fun, and has a LOT of personality. I can say without a doubt that Enter the Gungeon is a really, really good game. Which I know means that some of you just started salivating already. Which is super awesome! You did good Dodge Roll!Įnter the Gungeon is an incredibly polished Rogue-like/lite that could be described as The Binding of Isaac, meets Nuclear Throne. Apparently it was so anticipated that it made profit in something like eight hours. I totally forgot to post this review because I was too caught up playing Dark Souls 3!Įnter the Gungeon is the new kid on the rogue-like block, it came out on the 5th of April and it’s already making waves.
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