Gun Gun Pixies

It has poor controls. Jumping doesn't work well enough.

Good game, Has a nice bonus Neptunia series collab as well.

i actually enjoy it.doesnt need a lot of resources compared to other games.

This game is pure silly. You play as tiny alien fairies whose goal is to figure out how and why Earthlings are so horny for each other to bring that back to their home planet so they can partake in the hornt. Shoot females and bring them pleasure so you can learn the ways of the hornt in an effort to save your fellow fairies.

Was pretty cute, I like all the anime girls, would like it better if we got to spy on some anime boys as well.

A game in which a little girl defeats squid aliens and injects endorphins to help big girls. Pros Not bad game, story, pretty girl Disadvantages Price, operation feeling, non-Korean language, many lines First of all, it is 51,000 won, but it is too short even if it is short. Even if you report the strategy, the ending spring in 6 hours Fanatical sells it as a bundle, so if you want to eat it, you can buy it for about $2. And I don't know if it's because of the pad, but it's very hard to hit the aim. Even if it's not in Korean, it's not a story important game, but I don't know where the target object is, so I just report the strategy. Maybe it's because it's a maniac game, but there's not much information, so there's only an English site. And if you get hit by a few challenges and get your clothes torn, you'll get kidnapped. If you don't like it, give it a go Still, loading was more pleasant than Bullet Girls Phantasia, and it was nice that the voice actor spoke lines every time it loaded. There are quite a lot of lines, but if you press the x (roll) button with a pad, it will be automatically skipped.

I didn’t look at the timeline of this game, but it’s a very Japanese game of you moving around a space that is both familiar and warped. (Mr Mosquito and the other gun gun games are the same) The warped familiar, something slightly creepy? atmosphere just becomes a texture on a very light on plot/character/substance game that turns into a play a level to turn off the mind kind of game for me. I did tick recommend but I should qualify that as I do play a bunch of video games just to see how they do things and the micro gunning through space genre is one that I am not yet tired of. If you are, this one doesn’t seem to add anything new.

Just when I thought games couldn’t get any crazier, I got my hands on Gun Gun Pixies. It’s an anime-stylised game where you’re playing as two super small aliens, who look like normal girls in pretty outfits, shooting “Happy Bullets” at giant human females. Surprisingly, although it started quite weird, it quickly became one of the most entertaining and unique games I’ve experienced for a while. Despite not really being a fan of anime ‘fan service’ games, and shooters in general, I still decided to give this game a try because I’m a fan of Compile Heart‘s games. Other than the zany plot, I was pretty sure I would easily find other things which would also capture my attention – I wasn’t wrong… Two tiny aliens, named Usamaeru and Kamerieru, have come to earth to study humans as the means to save their planet, Pandemo, after it was attacked. The thing here is that they cannot interact with, or get spotted by the humans, and thus, while hiding and secretly helping the humans they’re observing, their job is to shoot out “Happy Bullets” so their subjects become relaxed and unknowingly discloses useful information. Whilst trying to complete their mission, our protagonists have to not only avoid the giant humans but also fight off tough enemies such as squid-like aliens. Ultimately, their goal is to observe the girls, save their planet and help resolve any social issues which come up. First of all, something which I really enjoyed about Gun Gun Pixies is the hilarious dialogue between Usamaeru and Kamerieru, as well as the ones between the humans. Usamaeru kind of reminds me of an old man who is lusting after all the other girls, but at the same time she just behaves so cute while saying rather cringy things. However, I couldn’t help but adore her and smirk whenever she was trying to hit on Kamerieru. Kamerieru, on the other hand, is the serious ‘girl’ who tries to bring Usamaeru back to reality. Despite that she’s always refusing her approaches, I felt like they were just the perfect fit and the game simply wouldn’t have been as entertaining without both of these particular aliens. Additionally, as aforementioned, the human girls are all super adorable as well and it was interesting finding out about the most unnecessary things in their everyday life like, for instance, trying to discover where a bad smell was coming from. The characters weren’t the only thing which intrigued me, I surprisingly enjoyed the gameplay despite the game being a genre I wouldn’t...