- Price$1.99
- CategoryGames
- First releasedJanuary 16, 2013
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerOrangePixel
- Bundle IDcom.orangepixel.gunslugs
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 10.0 or later.
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Report an issueA chaotic arcade action platformer. Randomized levels and perma-death will keep you on your toes as you try to unlock your Gunslugs buddies and defeat the Black Duck Army. Take it one world at a time, and see if you can defeat the evil Hell boss
Evil army? check! Explosions, chaos, and screen-shakes? check! A group of familiar looking heroes? check! Welcome to Gunslugs! Fight the evil Black Duck army as they try to take over the planet using their technology and a huge collection of foot-soldiers. You’ll get to fight on plane yards, jungles, arctica, egypt and finally the gates of Hell. Drive tanks, fly jetpacks and shoot eggs out of a chicken-gun… ..! Gunslugs is a fast paced run and jump game with procedurally generated levels and a rogue-like permadeath element. You get one live, and the only way you can extend that is by running into the Voodoo priest selling continue statues. Unlock the roster of Gunslugs heroes as you go, and use them to advance your way to the gates of Hell to defeat the final boss. Collect coins to buy upgrades, improvements, and mini-games like the Donkey Kong inspired Arcade game, the Gameboy level, the train-ride, sketchbook world and much more.. you might even bump into the man with a bow-tie and a blue box..
FEATURES * Random level generation - no 2 game sessions will be the same! * Unlockable characters * Thumping sound track * Fun variation of weapons * Tank driving! * Jetpack flying! * Secret levels * Objectives/achievements * Destruction * Chaos * Rain, snow, and big bad hell worms * Wizards, princesses, geeks, voodoo priests and many more surprises... !
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 7, 2019 | — | ★ 4.0 | 4 | $1.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15Definitely worth it for a $2 game. Thanks for making Gunslugs!! :)
This is an amazing game, except for one thing. I would love to be able to save the game and not have to restart the whole game over. Add saving, or at least you restart on the same level you does on, and you get 5 stars.
OrangePixel is awesome. If you haven't gotten into their offerings in the AppStore, you should REALLY consider checking them out. Anyway, another great iOS game getting updated so it can be taken into the future. It's great knowing that the developers have been around for a while, and plan on staying here for a while as well. Gunslugs is more of a run'n'gun with mini-games (optional mini-games, which are still run'n'gun based) throughout the game, that usually involve some quick thinking. It's a completely separate beast when compared to Gunslugs 2, so even if you have the 2nd one, the first one is still well worth checking out. Personally, I prefer this one to the sequel. But that's just preferance. They're both fantastic games that I wholeheartedly recommend.
Can't stop playing it. Reminds me of my 80's gaming heyday. Highly recommend!
I love these types of games. Get as far as you can and don't die. Very simple and easy to pick up and play. Defiantly worth the 2 bucks.
Maybe a virtual joystick or something would help. I really like the premise of this game, but my thumbs are constantly getting away from the buttons and I find that I'm not moving. At least add some slack in how the controls work to make them a little more forgiving. The League of Evil games have really good platformer movement controls. Something like that would make this game much better. Just trying to help.
The game won't work on iPhone 4
Needs a boss mode where you fight all the bosses you've defeated in story mode and you can use only the characters you've unlocked. Also add perks to the different people
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