Shotgun Legend

It's a pretty cool game, got lost for a bit but it's okay I think.. Also the last dungeon is pretty brutal even if you already collected most of the upgrades for your shotgun and items. Really fun!

its zelda... with shotguns... and theres flappy bird...

The Legend of Shotgunda Spiritual successor to Broken Armor, a lost soul can enjoy more dungeons, more land to explore, more weapons, more music and more hardcore difficulty. Well, a great sequel, way lnoger and adventuresquer than the dev's first game. Special mention to the banjo. The Gamortician says Yes.

The controls can be very frustrating to deal with and the old-school Zelda vibes carry the experience. Overall, the game loses its charm after the first couple dungeons and just feels kinda bland. 100% achievement completion boils down to collecting every monster card (that drop from monsters at a chance) and finding every item upgrade (which are hidden in the world). It's possible to obtain everything during your first playthrough, and even if you missed something, it's possible to still get everything during post-game exploration. Overall, it's easy to 100% this.

This is one of those games that's super cheap to start with (99 cents) and was seemingly always on sale for 90% off back when a game's final price after discounts could actually go below 49 cents, largely because this game also was among the first to really try and cash in on the gold rush of Steam Trading Cards when that part of the storefront really picked up, pardon the pun, steam (the achievement unlock % is a dead giveaway). So a lot of people bought this game and never played it, they just wanted the cards which is kind of a shame because this is actually a REALLY GOOD game. It's literally "what if 'The Legend of Zelda' except GUN???" It plays very similarly to the NES original and the dungeons/gameplay are modeled almost the same way; you start out on the beach, head into the nearby cave to get your shotty, and then you're free to explore the world and tackle the dungeons. You can really tell this game was put together by someone who truly enjoyed and understood the original Zelda game because -- as someone else who was also alive when that game was brand new -- I found myself getting into the dungeons and secrets just the same as I did almost 40 years ago. It almost seem…

Zelda but with a redneck this game is peek there’s only one complaint I haven’t and that’s those invisible guys they suck but other than that you get 4 hours of fun for 99 cents and that’s worth