
Take control of international commandos in this 2D run n' gun shooter and deliver furious justice to the A.S.S.H.A.T. criminal organization.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game has a definite flash game look to it, but it’s just the style of art. It runs like Contra or Bionic Commando. To me, it’s the kind of game you sit down and stream to your tv and pull out a couple controllers and a couple beers with your bud and enjoy a low-stress goofy ‘splosion game. For it’s price, it’s worth its salt. I've placed my first gameplay footage into the videos section tied to this game.
Game is fast paced and fun. The hand drawn graphics are crisp and easy on the eyes, nothing is too hard to see when it's coming at you. The music is excellent, totally gets me jacked and ready for the day. 3 different game modes was a good touch, and real helpful for when you're awful and die a lot (like me). Definitely a game that will be great for killing time.
It probably would've gotten a yes vote from me if not for 2 problems that I had with it. I didn't care for not being able to jump while shooting straight up, and keeping the last level locked until you got 3 stars on the previous 3 levels. I can't stand games that lock levels in the game behind something arbitrary like how well you did on the levels. I think if you get past the levels, you sould move onto the next one, not have to go back and keep playing a level over and over again until you meet some magic good playthrough criteria. But other than that, it looked nice, it seemed to control well. It's a cheap game, and really, for the price, if you don't care about my two gripes with it, it's really probably going to give you more than a dollar's worth of entertainment.
Alors que dire ? Déjà j'ai vraiment bien aimé "Machine gun train run".I really like this game.Il est dévellopé par "Party robot studio",un jeune devellopeur indépendant.Ce jeu coûte 0,99€.Il contient douze succés qui se débloquent assez facilement dans l'ensemble,et c'est bien mieux comme ça,parce que quand on voit certain succés tellement corsés qu'on dirait qu'ils sont resèrvés au champions du monde de jeux vidéo,vraiment c'est sur qu'il doit y avoir des dévellopeurs qui ont "un bac+10 option abruti",enfin bref.MGTR dispose d'un support manette 100% complet,et le jeu a une prise en main super facile,et pour les old school gamers la prise en main sera instinctive.Les fans de 2D et autre old school trouveront leur bonheur.Le jeu se fait assez rapidement mais il y a une rejouabilité certaine,notament grace aux succés,et même une fois le jeu platiné,une petite partie vite fait au passage c'est bon pour le moral.MGTR propose trois mode,un mode campagne,un mode speedrun,un mode endurance.Coté bonus,une fois le jeu finis,une cinématique de fin est disponible + une petite gallery de concept art.Au final du bon boulot,malgré un seul défaut à mon sens c'est que l'on ne peut pas réglé le volume.Voilà je pense avoir fait le tour.Si vous avez des questions,laissez les dans les commentaires,surtout n'hésitez pas.Je précise aussi que je ne fait pas comme certain à rédiger une évalution sous le coup de l'émotion au bout de 10 minutes de jeu,car comme vous pouvez le voir et ça au moment ou je rédige l'annonce,j'ai joué plus de 8 heures,et surtout j'ai fini le jeu,donc je sais de quoi je parle,et donc mon évaluation est fiable.J"espère que mon évaluation vous aura été utile.Bon jeu.Be seeing you.
The Runs I've taken a well-deserved hiatus from writing recently to settle into my day job, enjoy time with friends and family, and to play more Counter Strike than is healthy. The stresses of writing and communicating with third-parties was beginning to take its toll on me, making an otherwise fun hobby a slog. Having had enough of that, and yearning to get back into writing I opened my bursting mailbox (I will get to all of you BTW) and plucked out the first game that caught my eye. "It couldn't possibly be as bad as it looks" I thought. Oh, boy, was I wrong. Machine Gun Train Run harks back to a simpler time when side-scrolling shooters, like the legendary Contra, were ten a penny. You're cast as either the Red Guy or the Blue Guy, and are hot on the trails of an evil, train-robbing organisation called "A.S.S.H.A.T". Such humour... Train Run is a mindless, side-scrolling shooter featuring forgettable enemies, forgettable music, forgettable "story" and forgettable art. It's a completely bland and anaemic take on a classic genre, and has the audacity to ape its contemporaries, without having made even a modicum of effort to entitle it to do so. The entire game is a bit of a joke, you see, and one that is incredibly self-aware, at that. Everything from the "hand drawn" Microsoft Paint styled art assets, to the tiresome linear design, and even the uninspired and dim-witted AI shows how little care has gone into creating this game. Shooting wave after wave of enemy scum is the most basic joy a gamer can have, but Machine Gun Train Run makes it positively tiresome. Enemies are brainless and can only fire from the direction they are facing, their movement patterns are predictable and easy to avoid; they're just entirely unremarkable. Things get no better in two-player either. Instead of only one person disinterestedly mowing down waves of enemies, you'll have two. So that's double your boredom, folks. Friends don't let friends play bad games. Remember that. There's limited enjoyment to be had from a game that offers no carrot at the end of its stick. Don't expect any upgrades, guns or incentives to tide you through the game's short campaign - there are none. Playing through the first level pretty much exposes you to every trick the game has up its sleeve, and both my friend and me had reached our breaking point with Train Run long before the last stage. The game seems to be reviewing quite favourably on Steam, but I'd urge caution: there are far more enjoyable experiences out there that don't cost £4. Poking yourself in the eye with a stick is a great example.
Looks like a flash game. Music is bland. Only 4 stages and an Endurance mode and Speedrun mode. Did I have fun playing this game?? Oh hell yes.
[h1] Contra clone for a buck. [/h1]
[h1]An Action Side-Scrolling Shooter[/h1] https://youtu.be/dgB2XgDCG_Q + Some pretty badass background music + Gameplay is simple but fun and has 2player Co-Op! + Visually the levels look very appealing + The bosses are pretty interesting and fun to face - Not enough variation of enemies between levels, each level seems to repeat the same general group of enemies - Low content, I believe there's [b]only 4 missions[/b] in campaign, along with a survival and speedrun modes.
Fun game. I like that it isn't too challenging, yet not too easy. I'm not very good at 2D shooters so this balance keeps me coming back for more. It's a great game if you just want to shoot some enemies and chill out. The visuals are colorful and inviting, which is nice, because it allows you to focus on what is happening on the screen. I would recommend this game to anyone that enjoys 2D shooters.
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