#EXIT THE GUNGEON BOSSES UPDATE#

#EXIT THE GUNGEON BOSSES UPDATE#

Check out the update page for more info.Įxit The Gungeon is available on Steam for £7/$9/€8. It's bigger now, they say, with runs that 'more closely match Enter the Gungeon’s playtimes'. Dodge Roll are boasting about a 'dramatically redesigned Gungeon with improved room variety, increased room size, and many updated and devious elevators'. That last one seems especially significant. For long-time Gungeon fans, it would’ve been an insta-buy if it ended up a match-three puzzler or dating sim, though it’s hard not to feel shorted by the final result. There's a big update to go with the PC launch, including new weapons, items, enemies, bosses and rooms. Exit The Gungeon is a hard game to freely recommend. I always thought Enter The Gungeon's minions could soak up a few too many bullets, and yep, same problem here. It's not as immediately compelling as Super Crate Box. It reminds me of Super Crate Box, where part of the challenge is constantly adjusting to new weapons. A key difference is the way you only have one gun at a time, and automatically swap whenever you walk over a new one. It's a more arcadey affair than last time, by which I mean it's a bit less thoughtful.

You're fighting many of the same enemies as when you Entered, with familiar firing patters and all. There's much more surface area to shoot at. The Gungeon is collapsin', and the elevator outwards is plagued by the Gungeon's minions. I've played a little and enjoyed destroying sentient bullets with an electric guitar. A mobile version came out on Apple Arcade back in September, but last night it escaped to Steam, too. Please form an orderly queue, there are plenty of bullets to go around.Įxit The Gungeon is a side-on platforming spin off from Dodge Rolls' shootey roguelike Enter The Gungeon.

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