#EXIT THE GUNGEON REVIEW SERIES#

Filled with equal parts courage and desperation, these adventurers won’t hesitate to dive across flaming walls, roll through a wall of bullets, or take cover behind whatever is around to make it to their goal alive! Each hero comes with a unique item that inflicts more damage or picks up the scraps. Then pick between one of several unlikely heroes, ranging from the Convict, the Pilot, the Marine, and the Hunter. So roll, dodge and put on hats, and make your way out of the dungeon. It’s not that big in the worldly sense and is more room-to-room then Enter the Gungeon. Exit the Gungeon gives you Elevators, wrapped inside a paradox. So, Enter the Gungeon gave you a constantly evolving bullet hell fortress that elegantly blends meticulously hand-designed rooms within a procedurally-generated labyrinth bent on destroying all that enter its walls. You thought Borderlands had many guns? Think again. To provide you with an idea, the weapons range from an Elephant Gun, Laser Gun, Brick Gun (Mario Style), Ice guns. The higher the combo of killing, the better your peashooter will become. A key difference is that you only have one gun at a time, and automatically swap whenever you walk over a new one or will change after the five-second interval (give or take) with the blessing of your gun. It’s a more arcadey affair than last time, by which I mean it’s a bit less thoughtful. The only exception to this is the bosses, who are ranging from cats to mythological beings. Each enemy resembles a bullet or gun in a way. You’re fighting many of the same enemies as when you Entered, with familiar firing patters and all. So lock and load since there’s much more surface area to shoot at. The Gungeon is collapsin’, and the Gungeon’s minions plague the elevator outwards. Without spoiling too much of the plot of the first installment, you messed up big time (pun intended). Gather precious loot, discover hidden secrets, and chat with opportunistic merchants and shopkeepers to purchase powerful items to gain an edge.

#EXIT THE GUNGEON REVIEW SERIES#

Select a hero and battle your way to the bottom of the Gungeon by surviving a challenging and evolving series of floors filled with the dangerously adorable Gundead and fearsome Gungeon bosses armed to the teeth. exit.įor those unfamiliar with what the whole Gungeon series is about, a small recap about the first entry:Įnter the Gungeon is a bullet hell dungeon crawler following a band of misfits seeking to shoot, loot, dodge roll and table-flip their way to personal absolution by reaching the legendary Gungeon’s ultimate treasure: the gun that can kill the past.

Welcome to the surprise of the Nindie-Direct, or Indie Showcase if you will the sequel to Enter the Gungeon – Exit the Gungeon! Which makes total sense because if one enters something, one must also.

Exit the gungeon review