Enter the Gungeon- incredibly cool Dungeon Crawler with roguelike and action style elements Bullet Hell, in which you will go into the most dangerous dungeons in search of the legendary treasure of the Gungeon - a weapon with which you can kill the past!

Added game soundtrack.

The GOG version of the game has been updated to v2.0.10.

The game has been updated from version 2.1.8 to 2.1.9 (A Farewell to Arms Update). The list of changes can be viewed.

Enter the Gungeon is a bullet-dungeon game in which misfits looking for salvation shoot, loot, roll and overturn tables to reach the legendary treasure of the Gungeon: a weapon that can kill the past. Choose a hero and make your way to the lower level of the Gungeon. To do this, you need to be able to stay alive on each of the difficult levels, where you will meet crowds of terribly cute armed dead and menacing bosses armed to the teeth. Loot, discover secrets, and talk to unscrupulous traveling merchants and shopkeepers to buy better equipment and outmatch your opponents.

Gungeon- this is an ever-changing fortress, which elegantly combines carefully designed premises and a labyrinth created by the program, whose task is to destroy anyone who dares to enter it. And know that after the slightest victory over its guards and traps, the Gungeon will immediately raise the level of obstacles in your path!

Cult of the Armed Dead: There's more to the Gungeon than just traps and chasms. Conquer your fear, and may your hand not tremble when the armed dead appear in your sights. These gun fanatics will try to stop the heroes and protect their temple at any cost.

Weapons: You have a choice between different heroes, each of whom is full of grief and regret and is looking for a way to change their past, no matter the cost. These brave and desperate adventurers will not hesitate to break through burning walls, roll through a curtain of bullets, or dive behind the first cover in sight to reach their goal alive!

Weapon: Find and unlock absolutely fantastic weapons to destroy everything that stands in your way. Each such weapon requires special tactics and ammunition. Unleash your enemies with everything from the tried and true rockets, laser beams and cannonballs to the surprisingly effective volleys of rainbows, fish, foam darts and bees! Yes, exactly bees.

Enter the Gungeon is a bullet hell dungeon crawler following a band of misfits seeking to shoot, loot, dodge roll and table-flip their way to personal absolution by reaching the legendary Gungeon's ultimate treasure: the gun that can kill the past. Select a hero and battle your way to the bottom of the Gungeon by surviving a challenging and evolving series of floors filled with the dangerously adorable Gundead and fearsome Gungeon bosses armed to the teeth. Gather precious loot, discover hidden secrets, and chat with opportunistic merchants and shopkeepers to purchase powerful items to gain an edge.

The Gungeon: Enter the Gungeon – a constantly evolving bullet hell fortress that elegantly blends meticulously hand-designed rooms within a procedurally-generated labyrinth bent on destroying all that enter its walls. But beware – the Gungeon responds to even the most modest victory against its sentries and traps by raising the stakes and the challenges found within!

The Cult of the Gundead: The Gungeon isn’t just traps and chasms – calm your nerves and steady your aim as you face down the gun-totting Cult of the Gundead. These disciples of the gun will stop at nothing to put down the heroes in their tracks and employ any tactics necessary to defend their temple.

The Gungeoneers: Choose between one of several unlikely heroes, each burdened by a deep regret and in search of a way to change their past, no matter the cost. Filled with equal parts courage and desperation, these adventurers won’t hesitate to dive across flaming walls, roll through a wall of bullets, or take cover behind whatever is around to make it to their goal alive!

The Guns: Discover and unlock scores of uniquely fantastic guns to annihilate all that oppose you in the Gungeon – each carrying their own unique tactics and ammunition. Unleash everything from the tried and true medley of missiles, lasers, and cannonballs to the bizarrely effective volley of rainbows, fish, foam darts, and bees! Yep, bees.

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Enter the Gungeon does a lot of things right. This is a shooting game after all. From weapons. In the weapons dungeon. Populated by armed bullets that drop shell casings that can be used to buy new weapons. Shooting cannonballs, letters, bones (Have you seen Existence?), paper airplanes or T-shirts, and maybe even bullets. And all in order to find a gun that can...

There's a pause.

Kill the past.

So, Enter The Gungeon doesn't allow you to waste time on anything else. Go. Shoot. Shoot again. Until you get tired of it. You may get bored soon enough, but in the first hours it doesn’t matter at all.

Gun, gun and another

First things first: if you want your shooting game to feel good, break down Enter The Gungeon by composition and learn. The weapon gives the desired impact, the moment of collision with a bullet is predictable and flawlessly read, the character reacts to commands instantly and always remains under control, and the frame rate does not fall below an acceptable value, no matter how many objects are on the screen.

This is one of the bosses. Everyone here is like that.

And in fact, this is the main thing. Enter The Gungeon is full of wonderful little details, like this fixation on the theme of weapons, cartridges, cartridges and other things. There is also the right humor in the descriptions of objects, with a bunch of already obvious puns. But gradually the delight fades - you get used to it.

There is no, for example, synergy of items here, as in The Binding of Isaac, turning a small boy into a spawn of Nurgle. And the weapon ceases to seem so wild and becomes simply a working tool. And you finally stop hearing music, the best music in the world, because you’re going through the floor with this topic for the forty-fifth and a half time.

This is where the consistency of Enter the Gungeon as a game comes to the fore.

Comparison with The Binding of Isaac comes to mind first of all. You clear one room, then go to another. Somewhere you find a chest with a new cannon. Somewhere you meet a boss, beat him and go down to the floor below, where there are new enemies, new guns and generally everything new. Or you die along the way and start over, in a newly generated dungeon. A weapon, that is.

The rooms are interactive in places. Somewhere you can knock over a table and use it as a shelter, somewhere you can drop a chandelier. And on one of the floors there appear carts in which enemies like to ride.

Compared to The Binding of Isaac, in this game two more variables appeared in battle: rolls and consumable “dummies” that clear the screen of bullets.

Enter the Gungeon becomes serious bullet hell almost immediately. Enemy projectiles fly slowly, but there are a lot of them, and it is always difficult to restore lost health. Therefore, it is more important here not to be able to shoot your opponents (there are no problems with this), but to waltz under fire so that not a single bullet hits you. As a result, there seems to be incomparably more movement here than in “Isaac.”

But again it all depends heavily on luck. You start the race with basic weapons (basic pistols, basic sawn-off shotgun, basic crossbow), and it can take a long time before you get up to speed and get something more interesting. There is a chance that for the entire first floor you will not get a single new gun and you will have to sadly take out the first boss with just one.

There are many secrets in Enter the Gungeon, but most of them cannot be found without clues from the Internet (or without a lucky poke). Although there is undoubtedly some logic in searching for, say, secret floors.

In other words, in Enter the Gungeon you're faced with a typical post-roguelike problem: the early stages of the game can be painfully slow. You can skip them, but you still need to stumble upon this opportunity (hint: kill the first boss without losing health), and in addition you need to forcefully fulfill a number of rather inconvenient conditions.

And just at this moment many will interrupt. Some will reach the finals in one fell swoop and continue to play for dozens of hours, others will stumble over and over again until they no longer have any strength left to see the first levels. But before that, ten to twenty hours will pass. Even if you don't intend to go to the ending (after which the end will not come anyway), this is a great game.

Pleased

Upset

• guns and everything connected with them;
• movement, shooting, attacks - everything feels flawless;
• full of character pixel art;
• powerful soundtrack.

• slow start;
• it is still possible to have an uninteresting run due to simple bad luck;
• there is no gun that fires other guns.

Minimum:
OS: Windows 7 or higher

The game was first presented at last year's E3 and managed to attract attention. The features of the game were called: furious gameplay, dynamic battles, large selection weapons and an unusual plot touching on time - a fashionable genre now. The game also has a system with indispensable merchants fighting for good weapon unaffordable price.

The most important thing is that the game can be played with a partner at the local cooperative. This is how the game unfolds with the best side. Firstly, your opponents will be huge crowds of evil spirits and bullet fanatics guarding sacred weapons. If you can break through their ranks, then at the end of the level a furious boss will be waiting for you, which you cannot cope with alone. Weapons to help you include rockets, lasers, guns, knives, snowballs and even bees.

But this is just the beginning, the main goal will be to break through to the lower levels, where the main goal is located - the Gungeon. This is a weapon, but an unusual one. This was once a castle where something bad happened. The castle turned into a phantom and a bait for all adventurers. In addition, the properties of the castle are credited with the magical ability to control the past time and even destroy the past.

Why do you need all this? Then, you will play as loser robbers, who can only go back to the past and destroy traces of their past activities. Without betraying their unlucky fate, players will survive many surprises and traps into which they will constantly fall. Labyrinths, obstacles, and even logical riddles await you. There are simply no easy levels in the game.

– this is very fun game, which found many fans even before its release. Very dynamic gameplay, constant waves of enemies, fantastic weapons and difficult bosses - these are the main features of the game.

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Enter the Gungeon is a dungeon crawler in which a gang of outcasts, no strangers to shooting, looting, or cheating, fight their way to cleansing. To do this, they need to find the treasure of the legendary Gangeon - a cannon capable of destroying the past.

Choose a hero or gather a team in multiplayer and get to the lowest level of Gangeon, fighting dangerous enemies and terrible bosses who are armed to the teeth. Collect loot, find hiding places and do not pass by merchants from whom you can buy useful items and weapons.

Gangeon

Go down to Gangeon. This sinister citadel elegantly combines handcrafted rooms with procedurally generated labyrinths and leaves few chances for survival. Gangeon reacts to even your smallest successes and immediately increases the difficulty of the challenges!

Weapon

Discover and mine unique weapon, which will help destroy everyone who gets in your way. Each type of weapon requires unique ammunition. Use well-known and proven missiles, lasers, guns, and also experiment with unusual and surprisingly effective weapons: fire a volley of rainbows, fish, foam darts and bees! Yes, yes, bees.

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Enter the Gungeon is a brilliant rogue-like bullet-hell shooter from freshman developers DodgeRoll. But much like a lot of things in life, it’s better with friends. Thankfully, there’s multiplayer within Enter the Gungeon. Here’s how to play co-op in Enter the Gungeon.

Once you've completed one run-through of the single player campaign, and when you get tired of dodge-rolling your way through the bullet frenzy of the crazed enemies that inhabit the Gungeon, you can kick back with a friend on the couch and try and get through it together. All you need are two controllers and some camaraderie, as you’re probably going to get each other killed. A lot.

Plug your second controller in, and make sure both input devices are turned on, then walk over to the cool purple guy that’s standing to the right of the character select. Then, all you have to do to activate the multiplayer co-op aspect of the game is talk to him (press E) and you can start the multiplayer experience.

There is a catch here, though. The second player cannot play as any of the main characters and must play as The Cultist, a co-op only character and coincidentally, the guy you were just talking to.

The Cultist has his own set of items and weapons:

• Weapon– Dart Gun
• Passive Item– Number 2 (Increases player stats when co-op partner is dead)
• Active Item– Friendship Cookie (Upon use, resurrects a co-op player with full health)

That’s all there is to it, though! That's how to play co-op multiplayer in Enter the Gungeon. If you need any more help or tips, use our search bar up above to look for a guide! You can also leave us a comment and we’ll try our best to help you out.