It's easy to scour the games industry to pinpoint the most logical influences for a game like Enter the Gungeon, but it's not unreasonable to say that Dodge Roll's shooting gallery would never have happened without Hard Boiled. As that movie is elevated through history on the back of its incredible cinematography and stunt choreography, Gungeon peeks its head noticeably over the crowd of twin stick shooters and roguelites by choosing the absurdist approach.
Enter the Gungeon, the bullet hell dungeon crawler from Dodge Roll and Devolver Digital, has finally released on PC and PS4. I’ve played my fair share of the game thus far, and it’s very deserving of all the hype surrounding it. From the vast amount of hilarious weapons available to the awesome enemies you encounter, it's as exciting and enjoyable as a dungeon crawler gets. You can check it out now on Steam, GOG, Humble, or the Playstation Store.
Enter the Gungeon releases on the 5th, an we are more than a little excited. Don't believe me? Well, Curse made a whole website dedicated to gathering the EG community, Gungeoneers.com, for starters. You should go there, register for the forums, and jump into some conversations. Not before you help push the hype train by basking in some the glory of some of this Enter the Gungeon Fanart.
Eagerly awaiting the April 5 launch of Enter the Gungeon? There’s now a new place to read game news, share ideas, and interact with other Gungeon fans. Curse and Devolver Digital are proud to announce Gungeoneers.com, the premiere Enter the Gungeon community site.
Dungeon crawlers have experienced something of a resurgence in recent years, to the point where new titles in the genre need to be truly original to find their mark. Enter the Gungeon has that kind of ingenuity in spades, combining tight gameplay mechanics with intricate pixel art and an impressive collection of guns, guns and yet more guns. It was announced today that the game will be releasing on PC and PS4 on April 5. Gamepedia, working in partnership with the Dodge Roll and Devolver Digital, is pleased to announce the Official Enter the Gungeon Wiki.
There was a great AAA presence at E3, but some of the most interesting and promising news leaking from LA last week was indie related. The steady growth of the independent developers' scene at the largest video game expo in North America is exciting and always yields some incredible concepts. Below is a list of a few worth looking out for.
