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Reader Reviews / Gunpey
« on: April 10, 2007, 02:33:27 PM »
I bought this game a coupe days ago, cause i needed a pizzle game cause all mine were destroyed a couple years ago when a tree landed on my room not really knowing much about it, yet fell in love with it.
Gunpey is a puzzle gamewhere instead of blocks, the player must make continuous lines from one side of the playing area to the other(5 wide 10 tall). splitting into more lines if made to. You can only switch tiles vertically, with the stulus or buttons and dpad. There are a few playmodes Frontier mode which is basically story(vs cpu), bringing me to a NWR review quote,
There are character specific attacks for instance Vincent's Rising Sun which moves all enemy tiles up 3 spaces. along with normal attacks(line shape changing, no touch).
Time attack which you try to get a high score in 30, 60, or 90 seconds. Endless mode which as you can infer from the name is non-ending with a climbing diffuculty, but you can pick to play 2 games at once. stage attack which you pick a stage and either survive long enough or get a certain amount of tiles cleared(noy sure).
And finally 2p Vs mode which brings me to a second quote
no you need both DS' to have a card, but there is thesingle player download play.
The art is nice and colorful, and the tiles are easy to see for the most part, one board i found hard to see but thats all.
The game is very simple to play, but very satisfying when you make 25+ tile combos. I would say it is a must buy for puzzle fans, personally i think it is MUCH better than tetris, and possibly better than Wario's Woods and Dr. Mario, but that I'm not sure about(havent played multi in Gunpey yet).
Gunpey is a puzzle gamewhere instead of blocks, the player must make continuous lines from one side of the playing area to the other(5 wide 10 tall). splitting into more lines if made to. You can only switch tiles vertically, with the stulus or buttons and dpad. There are a few playmodes Frontier mode which is basically story(vs cpu), bringing me to a NWR review quote,
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Unfortunately, the story mode from the original is gone, so unique enemy attacks are no longer part of the game.
There are character specific attacks for instance Vincent's Rising Sun which moves all enemy tiles up 3 spaces. along with normal attacks(line shape changing, no touch).
Time attack which you try to get a high score in 30, 60, or 90 seconds. Endless mode which as you can infer from the name is non-ending with a climbing diffuculty, but you can pick to play 2 games at once. stage attack which you pick a stage and either survive long enough or get a certain amount of tiles cleared(noy sure).
And finally 2p Vs mode which brings me to a second quote
Quote
Multiplayer is also included and requires only a single card for play.
no you need both DS' to have a card, but there is thesingle player download play.
The art is nice and colorful, and the tiles are easy to see for the most part, one board i found hard to see but thats all.
The game is very simple to play, but very satisfying when you make 25+ tile combos. I would say it is a must buy for puzzle fans, personally i think it is MUCH better than tetris, and possibly better than Wario's Woods and Dr. Mario, but that I'm not sure about(havent played multi in Gunpey yet).
