#GAL GUN DOUBLE PEACE ALL ENDINGS FULL#

So, despite losing a little of the cultural context, Gal*Gun still offers a entertaining little story about a guy that got blasted with a bit too much cupid power and is now attracting all the girls at the school to him like a magnet. This is a very Japanese game that deals with very Japanese themes, and uses very Japanese language to do so, so the lost in translation effect was probably inevitable. It's probably also worth noting that I don't think there is anything that the developer could have done to make the game contextual to a western audience. It means that the game writers and artistвЂ™s intent doesnвЂ™t come across quite as intended in the English release, but I think it's important to remember that this is what the fans wanted an exacting translation, rather than a game that reflects the deeper meaning behind what the developer, Inti Creates, was aiming for. It means that some of the context is lost in places, and some of the satire falls flat. Such fans generally donвЂ™t like seeing localisation outfits make edits to the content in order to make a game culturally relevant to western audiences, and PQubeвЂ™s localisation team has clearly gone in with the intent to be as literal as possible with the translation. PQube has done a generally impressive job of the localisation, which should go down well with the kind of fans that these вЂpervyвЂ™ games tend to attract.

#GAL GUN DOUBLE PEACE ALL ENDINGS FULL#

Please read both for my full thoughts on the game. Related reading: My review of the Japanese release of Gal*Gun is supplemental to this review. IвЂ™ll use this more formal, scored, review to address other issues, but the main thing to get out of the way from the outset, though, is that I am so impressed that this localisation happened at all. You can check out my more in-depth analysis of the narrative behind the game there. Gal Gun: Double Peace is now available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in Japan.Since IвЂ™ve already covered the Japanese version of Gal*Gun: Double Peace, I wonвЂ™t run through a lot of that material again for this review of the English version. If you manage to shoot them with an arrow, youвЂ™ll get a chance to get closer to them, and maybe find them to be your fated one. There are over 70 girls, and you can also see all of their endings, or even share exchanges with them via social network, where you can listen to their requests and help them out. These girls have different reactions in the Doki-Doki mode, too. She can curse girls with mini-demons that make them even more aggressive than the usual girls that are angry at the protagonist. The red-haired demon Kurona is one of the main villains in Gal Gun: Double Peace.

The вЂњDoki-Doki ModeвЂќ will require you to find their weaknesses up close. ThereвЂ™s also the вЂњCharge ShotвЂќ that lets you do so from an even further distance. You can alos have it changed so they wear different kinds of underwear.Д«y using the special вЂњEcstasy Shot,вЂќ youвЂ™ll get to one-shot them and make them fall in love with you. YouвЂ™ll also a вЂњsee-throughвЂќ ability, but it has itвЂ™s special uses, not to look through clothes to see the different designs and colors of underwear.

There are over 70 different girls throughout the game. The latest trailer shows us how itвЂ™s played.Дuring the game, youвЂ™ll have mobs of angry girls going towards you at all times, so youвЂ™ll need to shoot them with your arrow of love to make them stand back. That said, heвЂ™ll need to find a fated girl to have her confess her true love before the sun sets. In Gal Gun: Double Peace,the protagonist has the ability to make girls fall in love with him, but once this magic runs out, heвЂ™ll never get a girlfriend again.

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