Her trusty crossbow can take out most enemies on the first floor in one or two shots. The Hunter is also one of two Gungeoneers that starts with a second weapon. The dog can dig up items like health, armor, keys or ammo after a room has been cleared. The Hunter has a companion that travels with her in the form of a dog. These items can be activated at any time during gameplay by pressing ‘R2’ on a Dualshock 4 controller or the ‘ZR’ trigger on a Joy-con. The Pilot, on the other hand, has a weaker starting pistol with a longer time to reload, but he can carry two active items from the start as opposed to every other Gungeoneer who can only carry one. Depending on the drops for that particular run through, the Marine can either purchase or earn more armor. If he gets hit in the Gungeon, he will not lose any of his three hearts, but his helmet will visibly be shot off of his head. The Convict starts with a Shotgun and a Molotov Cocktail throwable which makes bosses a lot easier to deal with on the earlier floors.įor example, the Marine packs a strong starting pistol with faster reload times as well as a single piece of armor in the form of his helmet. However, there is a lot of strategy and planning involved for each run, even in just the simple choice of selecting a character to play as. Players start by selecting one of four Gungeoneers-each with their own set of gear and abilities-and navigate through a randomly generated set of floors with algorithmic, generated loot, enemies, and floor layouts. To get the most out of Enter The Gungeon, it is best to know what to expect going into the game. Enemies pop or explode once defeated and some leave behind fire or poisonous goo in their wake. Violence: As the name implies, players battle literal guns and other enemies in multiple floors of the Gungeon that resemble bullets, so there is a lot of shooting but absolutely no blood, gore, or anything else that you would find in most other games featuring guns. Most of the cult themes are represented in level and enemy design. Story-wise none of these themes are really touched on other than visiting Bullet Hell after certain conditions are met.

There are also rituals that enemies perform to resurrect dead shells and enemy bullets that look like priests-some even have hats that bear a resemblance to the Pope’s hat. There is a location in the game called Bullet Hell, which is a literal Hell for bullets. Spiritual Content: The enemies that players fight in Enter the Gungeon are members of the Cult of the Gundead. Players will see this loading screen A LOT in Enter The Gungeon.

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