GUNBARICH

$9.99

Release Date:: Feb 10, 2021
Developer:: CITY CONNECTION, Zerodiv
Publisher:: CITY CONNECTION
Platforms:: Windows

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About This Game

Shoot back the enemy bullets! The breakout-like shooter with a variety of items and gimmicks!

GUNBARICH is a breakout-like shooter game that first appeared in arcades in 2001.
Control the flipper and shoot the pink ball = puck to break all the blocks to clear the stage.
You miss if you run out of time or drop the puck.

You can use the flipper to shoot back enemy bullets as well as the puck.
The enemy bullets you shoot back can cause massive damage if you hit an enemy character.
You can also control the activation of the puck and enemy bullets hit by the flipper with left and right inputs.

You can set the difficulty level, life, number of continues, controls, screen orientation, item dropping speed, enemy bullet speed, and more.

In addition, now we have online rankings!
Be the world's best GUNBARICH!

Characters:

"Little great wizard" MARION
Power: ★
Speed: ★★
Magic: ★★★
"Flying pirate" GRUTAN
Power: ★★★
Speed: ★
Magic: ★★

Options:

The vertical screen mode that allows you to play in arcade style like back in the day.
You can set the number of lives from 1 to 9 and the number of continues from 0 to unlimited.
We've implemented a new "Arrange" option that allows you to set item drop speed and enemy bullet speed to be slower than normal.
You can switch the flipper's continuous hit function on and off.

Score Attack:

This is a new feature that has a very severe mode with a fixed difficulty level and number of lives.
Compete in high scores and score attacks against players from all over the world!
Online rankings can be viewed from the options menu.

Screenshots

User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #934524 english

27 min at review

Recommended

A somewhat lousy presentation of a really fun unique game, I'm still giving this a thumbs up because the game [i]is[/i] very enjoyable but there are a [i]lot[/i] of asterisks to be aware of. MOST IMPORTANTLY if you have a high refresh rate monitor, you [i]must[/i] lock the game's framerate to 60 in Nvidia control panel (or whatever the AMD equivalent is). I started playing and thought "this is kinda neat but the controls are way too sensitive" until I realized that input polling seemed to be tied to framerate. I have a 144hz monitor and just tapping the analogue stick shot my character way to the side. Once I locked the game to 60 it played how it should. Beyond that the visual presentation is a mushy mess. It seems like different sprites use different scaling methods. Your character, some of the icons, and the witch lady who helps you out seem to use that horrible "smooth filter" that started appearing in retro collections around the time of the XBOX 360 Sega Genesis collection, the...