![]() ![]() There’s visual and audio feedback for this which makes it truly something playing Gal*Gun on a big screen TV. You have a weapon that shoots pheromones giving girls euphoria. Multiple endings and story branches add to the novelty and replay value but in the end I wasn’t hooked to the gameplay like I was with Senran Kagura: Estival Versus. Gal*Gun is an on-rails shooter with an anime high school girl skin. Unfortunately the gameplay is where things go south. ![]() ![]() The dialogue localisation around these interactions is great.īoth Inti Creates and PQube have balls of steel for getting this released in the West and I respect them for it a lot – especially for releasing it without any changes. There’s also a demon angel to complement the cupid angel and this demon angel infects students to want you in a violent physical manner that implies S&M. Girls run toward you from every direction. You are struck by cupid with an arrow that is 32 times more potent and this makes every girl in the academy want you as bad as I want Persona 5. You play as Houdai, a male student (of course) in an academy. It isn’t often we get such Bishōjo games localised let alone an on-rails shooter one. But in steps PQube to localise the bizarre game, and having finally played the English version, I’m both happy and sad. The sheer premise sounds too much for any publisher to consider localising. Gal*Gun: Double Peace by Inti Creates is something I always assumed I’d be importing. As a fan of Japanese games, I often visit import game websites and check out new game releases in Japan. ![]()
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