Enter the Gungeon

GG

Enter the Gungeon is a bullet hell dungeon crawler where I pick one of several gungeoneers and try to make it through the Gungeon while looking for the legendary gun that can kill the past. The basic idea is simple, but the amount of weapons, enemies, rooms and secrets packed into this game is ridiculous. Every run feels like it can turn into something completely different depending on what I find. The shooting is easily the best part for me. There are loads of guns and items, and some of them are completely ridiculous. I can go from using normal pistols and shotguns to firing bees, rainbows, fish or other strange weapons that somehow work surprisingly well. The weapons are not just funny either, because finding something powerful can completely change how I approach the rest of a run. The dodge roll is what really makes the combat work. There can be bullets coming from almost every direction, so I have to learn when to roll, when to move normally and when to find a safe position. I can also flip tables for cover, which sounds like a joke but can actually save me when a room starts filling up with bullets. Once I get better at reading enemy patterns, the combat feels incredibly smooth. I also really like the dungeon design. The rooms are procedurally arranged, but the individual rooms are designed carefully enough that they do not just feel like random boxes thrown together. There are secrets, shops, shortcuts, hidden rooms and plenty of strange little things to discover. The bosses are another highlight because learning their attack patterns is a big part of getting further into the Gungeon. The four starting characters also give me different ways to approach a run. The Marine feels reliable, the Hunter has her crossbow and dog, the Convict is more aggressive and the Pilot gives me useful tools for dealing with limited resources. As I keep playing, I can also unlock more characters and work towards more permanent progress and secrets. There are 54 Steam achievements too, so I have a lot to chase after if I want to see everything. The biggest problem is the difficulty. I actually like how demanding it is, but the early hours can be rough because I have to learn a lot of enemy patterns and boss attacks before I can consistently get far. A bad mistake can end a run that I have spent quite a while building up, and sometimes it can feel frustrating when I know I was doing well until one stupid hit ruined everything. The other issue is that the amount of content can become overwhelming. There are so many weapons, items, enemies and secrets that I sometimes have no idea what something does until I experiment with it. That is part of the fun, but it also means there is a lot to learn before I really understand how to make the best use of everything. Overall, Enter the Gungeon is one of those games where I can keep coming back even after losing a ridiculous number of runs. The combat is fast, the weapons are creative, the bosses are challenging and there is always another secret or unlockable thing waiting for me. The difficulty can be brutal and the learning curve is definitely not for everyone, but once I get into the rhythm of dodging bullets and finding better weapons, it becomes incredibly satisfying. Rating: 8.1/10

amazing

En mi opinión es literalmente el mejor juego que jugué en mi vida en mi vida. Adictivo, dificl al principio pero excelente cuando le agarrás la mano, divertido a más no poder, lleno de cosas que desbloquear y mantenerte enganchado, y el pixel art y el diseño de los personajes/armas/objetos es sublime, nada más que decir, una joya. Además fluye hasta en una calculadora

This is one of the best games of all time.

dodge and weave very fun