Mini GUNN

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"Mini GUNN" is a copyright infringing ripoff of Samurai GUNN but with crappy pixel "art", but don't worry, the original Samurai GUNN game is still the intellectual property of Beau Blyth, although given how bad the original game was, even if it's in his rights, it's unfortunately unlikely Beau will take legal action to protect his copyright, which is being blatantly infringed here. What do you do in the game? Well, it's Samurai GUNN but worse... and I guess people who like to steal the intellectual property of real developers probably haven't worked out if you're going to rip off someone else's game, you should at least try to do better than the game you're stealing. I guess if you understandably don't know what SamuraiGUNN actually is (and thus, what this copyright infringement is), it's a super crappy failed 2D retro pixel platformer with no value as a real game. This features really godawful pixelcrap "art" instead of real graphics. It's hard to say if this was because the developer didn't have the skill to do the job of creating 3D visuals, or couldn't afford to hire someone who does, but it also doesn't matter. What matters is that this looks much worse than most other g…

Cute for sure but would only decide to play if I'm feeling overwhelmed by Samurai Gunn's mechanics.

Cool little game to play with your brother while you can... Controls are a little confusing

if you like local pvp games with fluid movement and easy-to-understand mechanics, this game will be your jam. I don't even have friends, I just really enjoy moving around slashing at the stationary target where player two is supposed to be. The game doesn't appear to have changeable keybinds, though. Player one uses the arrow keys to move, z to jump, and x to slash (or c and v instead of z and x, respectively) and player two uses the ESDF keys to move (That's right, one column right of WASD) to move and W/Tab to jump, A/Q to slash. I suppose it makes playing on the same keyboard less frustrating? There does appear to be support for multiple controllers, though, which is reassuring. Either way, whether you just like games with nice, fluid movements and simple mechanics or you just want a simple game to play with a friend, I would recommend at least giving Mini GUNN a shot. After all, it costs you nothing to give it a shot. Personally, I've never played Samurai GUNN but if this game is any indication of its quality, I'm compelled to try it out.

I can't play with my friend on 2 gamepads