#Enter the gungeon controls Ps4#

The downside there is that you have a fire button, I always feel like auto-firing is best in these games (a la Geometry Wars) but overall the controls are great. A dodge-roll move allows you to skip over bullets and clicking in both sticks lets you clear the area of bullets.

Slick and precise, they allow you to navigate through a lot of danger. The game’s absolute best point is its controls. But when death comes, and boy does it come, you lose everything. You’ll pick up various weapons, and maybe even some health and armour power ups, all in true roguelike fashion. It’s all very much focused on getting weapons and there are loads of them.Īlong the game’s five floors (or chambers as they are called here), there are chests to unlock and shops to buy from. In fact, some of them are actually bullets. The enemies are armed to the teeth, in a true bullet-hell kind of way. The setting is almost a classic top-down RPG dungeon but the focus here is guns. After a bit of tutorial action, you head off into the the first floor of the gungeon. Each have different starting weapons and skills but there isn’t much to pick between them (stick with the marine though). The game sees you playing as one of four classes (Marine, Convict, Pilot and Hunter).

Enter The Gungeon combines both genres, a little bit like The Binding of Isaac. Indie developers seem to be flirting with these genres a lot these days (throw in 2D retrotastic Metroidvania games and platformers about feelings and that’s pretty much the entire indie scene).

#Enter the gungeon controls Ps4#

Apin PS4 tagged bullet-hell / enter the gungeon / roguelike / twin stick by Richie