Juan v Juan

Fun and challenging for both you and your keyboard.

Clever and a lot of fun. Very intuitive controls.

Alot of fun well worth the money, both fun to watch and to play :)

fun yet challenging game.

Juan v Juan is a simple game but has a unique charm within it. It reminds me the days when my dad took me to work and i played browser games on his pc. Back then i was laughing in enjoyment to silly kid games but with this game im laughing because of frustration. Jokes aside the game might look easy to play but trust me when you load the game up for the first time read the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ “How to play” if you don’t want to look like an idiot. It's not just about shooting, what makes the game interesting is the whole reloading concept with balanced perks you unlock later on in the game. The pixel art is also pleasing to look at. [spoiler] 10/10 won’t be able to reload the gun and punch my monitor again. [/spoiler]

Juan vs Juan is a deliriously funny throwback to the arcade shooters of the late 80's/early 90s, replete with retro graphics and a deceptively simple control setup. And, just like those classic quarter-munchers of yesteryear, it's an extremely frustrating-yet-addictive "twitch" shooter. The gameplay revolves around sliding side-to-side and trying to hit your opponent while avoiding their shots. Complicating matters is a revolver-loading mechanic that requires nimble fingers and timing, as well as various "power-ups" and secondary attacks. Unlike the games that inspired it, Juan vs Juan also allows the players to target various body parts for either maximum damage (headshot) or to slow down their opponent (repeated shots to the legs). As you rack up kills, you also rack up experience points which open up new skins, power ups, and secondary attacks. While Jaun vs Jaun doesn't break new ground, it's not trying to. Developer, Two Taters, is obviously trying to replicate a tried-and-true formula while adding a few new ingredients of its own, and, for someone who used to play these types of games fairly religiously, I think they've nailed it.