Gunkid 99

$5.99

Release Date:: Mar 13, 2019
Developer:: Yongjustyong
Publisher:: Yongjustyong
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Action Steam Achievements Full controller support Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud

About This Game

Gunkid 99 is a fast and frantic SCORE CHASER inspired by Super Crate Box and arcade style games. The goal of the game is to earn as high a score as you can by collecting weapon drops throughout a run (and thereby changing your weapon in the process).

There are multiple hand-crafted stages that unlock as you progress. Each stage has a different layout with its own set and combinations of enemies, so craft your own unique play-styles and develop crazy combos for each stage with the numerous weapons and abilities at your disposal. Lay waste to endless hordes of enemies and compete for the High score with your Steam friends or on global leaderboards.

Unlock a huge variety of weapons as you progress through the game.

Deep customization with numerous abilities at your disposal.

Tight, fluid combat and movement. Double-jump, wall-kick and dodge-roll out of harm's way.
More than 25 unique weapons to choose from.
More than 30 special abilities. Mix and match them for the ultimate combo.
More than 30 hand-crafted stages, each with a different layout and enemies combination that requires different strategies to deal with.
Endless replayability. Hone your skills and compete for the top score on global leaderboards!

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User Reviews

Mixed

2 user reviews

50%

Positive

User #879270 english

18 hrs at review

Recommended

Super Crate Box's cooler brother. Very similar gameplay loop; pick up a weapon, blast enemies out of the way, grab the next weapon, repeat, but it has a nicely expanded arsenal, 32 stages, and five distinct zones with unique enemies and hazards in each. The movement is snappy, the sound is crunchy, and the loadout system provides a really nice extra touch of strategy when you're pushing for hundreds of points on the leaderboards. It's not something anyone but the most dedicated score-chasers are going to spend 50 hours on, but for 5$ it's well worth it.