Enter The Gungeon

Enter the Gungeon is a must have for any fan of rogue, randomly generated games. The controls are simple and allow for fluid gameplay. The game, like most rogue dungeon crawlers, become more and more challenging with each succesful floor. With that in mind though, rooms and boss fights are puzzle-like as you learn the layouts and patterns giving you a sense of accomplishment whenever you beat one you've had trouble with in the past. Each playthrough is unique as you're never sure what guns, items, NPCs, rooms, or bosses you'll get to experience. Additionally, the music is catchy in its 8-bit glory and accompanies the mood of the room you're in spectacularly. The pixel graphics are pleasing to the eye and the heart. The humor will make you smile at the least, and make you laugh hysterically at best. Finally, each character feels alive with their own unique loadout, story, and design. I have yet to play co-op; however I am sure that it's just as much fun, if not more fun, with a friend.

This game is just pure fun. Tons of replayability, challenging but rewarding gameplay, and an achievement list that will keep you coming back for more. This is what gaming should be. Simply exquisite.

Fresh n challenging game, has just about every cool/iconic weapon n item from everyones classics, tons of secrets n unlocks but not for the weak...the very few problems didn't hinder me getting 4 characters past completed at all. It's like they made a top down CONTRA/METAL SLUG game for hardcores, but has a difficulty that fits almost everyone once you learn A.I. mechanics. Then when things seem easy...curse yourself

Devolver Digital really hit the nail on the head here, this is an absolutely wonderful game with no flaws, it has nigh infinite playability because of the thousands of possible item combinations, the graphics are amazing and such a great call back to the 8-bit era, the constant play on words will keep you chuckling, hands down I would have to say this is one of the best games spawned from this generation of Indie developers, well worth the fifteen dollars as you will get much more than fifteen dollars worth of entertainment.