Guns And Draguns

Guns and Draguns est une véritable pépite ! Ce qui m’a marqué dès le début, c’est l’équilibre parfait entre coopération et compétition. On se retrouve à traverser ces donjons avec ses amis, à se serrer les coudes face à des vagues de monstres incroyablement variés, mais toujours avec cette petite tension en fond : chacun vise la première place. Ce twist rend chaque partie imprévisible, tellement fun de se battre ses potes sur un jeu coop ! Dans ta gueule QUENTIN ! Bref, Guns and Draguns, c’est un vrai bol d’air frais pour les fans de roguelite et de jeux en coop. Chaque partie est une nouvelle aventure, et tu ne t’en lasses jamais !

As a remote play together game, this was incredibly fun for me. [h1]The Pros:[/h1] (+) It’s wacky, chaotic, and everything I didn’t know I needed. Think: goblins, power-ups, and general mayhem wrapped in pixelated chaos. (+) Remote Play Together? Works like a charm. No glitches, no lag, just pure fun with friends who can't dodge to save their lives (literally). (+) Graphics are actually solid, if you can spare enough time between the chaos to notice. (+) Progression overload. Store, crystals, characters, you name it. You’ll be swimming in unlocks, and it feels like a never-ending hill. But this could be a bad thing depending on which side of the hill you start rolling the snowball. (+) The game strikes a balance between competitive but friendly. You can laugh at your friend’s failings, get more points, and still feel like you’re progressing with the help of the team. That’s a win, win, win as Michael Scott would say. (+) see the mids, below. [h1]The Mids:[/h1] (+/-) The pickups are interesting but lack the 'wow' factor. They don’t exactly make me shout, 'Wow, I need this!' More like, 'Eh, I guess that’s fine.' (+/-) Character upgrades tied to leveling are okay, but I’d love more base stats or upgrades thrown into rooms/crates for variety. (+/-) The game is like a friend who almost makes sense. On the one hand, enemies are color-coded so you know who can hit what (nice!). On the other, I have no idea what the heck I’m buying with these crystals. 'Teleporter?' Sure, but to where? Mars? Another room? The mystery is real. (+/-) Room rewards were a bit 'meh'. We fought mini-bosses/event rooms and got power-ups like '+0.25 range'... barely enough to tickle goblins from a distance. I was hoping for more zany or powerful upgrades. Maybe they get better the farther you go, but we didn’t make it that far yet to confirm. [h1]The Cons:[/h1] (-) The first boss is like trying to solo a raid. My friends kept dying, so soloing the boss was brutal. (-) No in-game resolution settings. I play on an ultrawide (5120x1440), and adjusting for Remote Play Together was an adventure. There's no easy way to set custom resolutions, (-) Reloading takes approximately forreeeeevvvverrrr. You’ve got the Sheriff with 6 bullets, and it feels like you’re waiting for your whole life to pass by before you can shoot again. Compared to the Businesswoman’s 30 bullets, it’s tragic. (-) see the mids, above. [h1]Overall:[/h1] If you love wacky chaos and don’t mind a few rough edges, this game will keep you and your friends having a great time... just don’t play solo unless you’re a glutton for punishment. That being said, if you need a friend(s) to play with, feel free to find me (: xoxo, Sunshyne