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Guns Gore and Cannoli 1 Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Crazy Monkey Studios has released their humorous 2D shooter on the Nintendo Switch. It’s a mashup of zombies, gangsters and mob based mayhem. The streets are flooded with the undead and wise guys in a turf war. Players take on the role of Vinnie Cannoli, a veteran mafia member who has been tasked with locating a lost goodfella from Thugtown in the middle of all this turmoil. Vinnie is the type of guy that shoots first and asks questions later. Gamers will need to blast anything that moves to make it out alive in this action packed side-scrolling shooter where both the dead and living are constant threats. The arsenal is luckily vast in Guns, Gore & Cannoli, which you will need to get through the large hordes of enemies. This includes shotguns, Tommy Guns, Hand Cannons, and a variety of pistols. The large assortment of arms helps to keep the action fresh and amusingly chaotic. Players have to be light on their feet, as enemies attack in groups from both sides of the screen and from up top. You’ll want to go for head shots as much as possible, as this eliminates your foes as quickly as possible and with a satisfying POP! Shooting is done through the ZR button, while reloading is mapped to R. The ZL button allows players to throw grenades, while the L Button can hurl Molotov Cocktails which are very effective when thrown into a large group.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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The hand drawn animations and visuals are excellent. It runs silky smooth and the art style and cut-scenes are wonderfully implemented. The in-game humor is another strong point and Vinnie Cannoli throws out plenty of puns in typical wise guy fashion. I have very few gripes with this game, but one is the inability to shoot at angles. I am hopeful that we’ll see this mechanic added in for the incoming sequel. Guns, Gore & Cannoli from Crazy Monkey Studios is a fantastic 2D shooter for the Nintendo Switch. It’s a dream come true for gamers that love zombies and the mob scene. The visuals are bursting with detail and the gameplay is a riot that captures the 1920s Prohibition era and the characters within it. Tackle the action cooperatively for some truly chaotic fun. This is an offer, no Switch owner should be able to refuse. Cannoli is a rather sweet Sicilian dessert filled with cream and covered with sugar. The only real thing it threatens is your cholesterol level, but other than that, cannoli isn’t something you usually associate with danger. Vinnie Cannoli, on the other hand, isn’t sweet and sugar coated, but more like an incredibly spicy chilli that takes glee in his line of work. You see, Vinnie Cannoli is an enforcer for the Mafia at the height of prohibition in 1920’s USA.

Action-Packed Gameplay.

It is a time of great strife between competing gangs as they try to control the alcohol distribution, and a rising epidemic of zombies. Yes, Guns, Gore & Cannoli is a Mafia story that involves a lot of zombies, and it’s really quite an amusing experience. The plot has a couple of decent twists and in it, and the voice acting holds true to the stereotypes Hollywood has solidified in everyone’s mind of what 1920’s gangsters sounded like. If you turn on the subtitles, they sometimes act as a translation for the more unusual phrases uttered by Vinnie, though the game does cycle through the same list of quotes as you go blast away zombies and gangsters alike. Guns, Gore & Cannoli is a 2D side-scrolling action title where you simply need to get from one end of the level to the other, using any and all weaponry that comes to hand. You’ll start off with a pistol with unlimited ammo, but soon shotguns, machine guns, and flamethrowers find themselves in Vinnie’s grip as the undead close in on him. The game doesn’t hold back on letting you unleash firepower on these hordes, making it an incredibly fun and brutal journey. While ammo drops are quite generous, there will be times where you’ll run out, forcing you to cycle through all the weapons in your arsenal. Different enemy types take different amounts of damage to put down, so while your pistol may do against one creature.Persona 4 Golden Switch NSP

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you’ll find you’ll need to get in close with a shotgun to finish something else off. There’s never really a lull in the action as bullets fly, and grenades explode and you’re encouraged to just fire away at everything you see, even if that may lead you to a quicker death than you had planned. There’s quite the variation in the enemies, from slow moving shufflers to boomers that explode after taking some hits, causing damage to both Vinnie & other zombies. In between these two extremes you have fast zombies and some that are armed with weapons of their own. The variety of enemy types helps to keep things a fresh as you’re never quite sure if you should rush forward or hold a position until the group has been thinned out. Going in all guns blazing usually ends in bad news and some tactical play is required. You have to judge which enemies pose the most danger and kill them as quickly as possible. The environment design is also pleasing to the eye as it all looks a bit like a cartoon, down to the fires that burn and the cars that sit in Vinnie’s way. Enemies change facial expressions when hit and there is some destructible terrain where windows shatter and wooden towers blow apart. When you get a chain of explosions going it all looks chaotic in a good way, though I did notice some slowdown in the frame rate in the most intense scenes. This also occurred rarely when a large number of different types of enemies were on screen.

Immersive World and Period.

Guns, Gore & Cannoli is a short game that can be completed in around 3 & half hours, though I think that is the right length for what the game is. Any longer and the gameplay would have worn thin and outstayed its welcome. There is the option for some re-playability with up to four player local co-op, but once you’ve finished the game once, there isn’t much to go back for unless you’re looking to complete the achievement challenges. There are a lot of games released on both consoles’ download services every week. Most come and go without much fanfare, but every now and then one comes along that really sticks out. For me that is Guns, Gore, and Cannoli. At first glance it looked like any other side-scrolling action title, but the sharp visuals and addictive progression turned it into an obsession over its brief campaign. The idea of pitting mobsters against zombies is certainly a refreshing idea, and developer Claeys Brothers Arts has nailed the look and feel perfectly. At the core, this is a left-to-right shooter that focuses on big guns and lots of enemies. It gets tough fast, but the generous checkpoints keep it from getting overly punishing. Playing solo only compounds the difficulty; this is definitely a game that was designed with local co-op in mind. Sadly, there is no online, in either the main game or the versus mode. I died…a lot, but I was always right back in the action.Townscaper

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There are plenty of weapons to toy around with. Each one delivers a different satisfying way to dispose of zombies, rats, soldiers, and even other mobsters. The shotguns deliver and the flamethrower is divine. It did take me some time to perfect my grenade and molotov cocktail throwing though. The campaign isn’t overly long, but it is challenging. The variety in the levels keeps it fresh though. I found myself working through sewers, streets, and of course a strip club. The mindless shooting is broken up by boss battles that are puzzles in their own right. The visual style is also fantastic. Characters animate in such a way that they are impossible to take seriously, but also impossible not to love. The environments have a colorful cartoon look to them, and the enemy variety is fantastic, except for the football players. I despise these concoctions. The voice acting is cheesy as it should be and the music is a mixture of familiar tunes. One of the boss battles had me humming along for a while before I realized the familiar tune. Good stuff. While my words are mostly positive, players should know what they are jumping into with Guns, Gore, and Cannoli. This is a hard, repetitive game. With two or more players, it is a blast, but without online it becomes much harder to find local friends to play with. The versus mode is also cool, but again lacking online functionality. It feels like Smash Bros. with guns tossed into the mix.

Local co-op mode.

It’s fun, but more of a diversion than anything. Guns, Gore, and Cannoli is a great, if not short romp. The art style pops and the game play is smooth. Just be aware that it can get frustrating attempting to fly solo. Outside of that I definitely recommend checking it out. It knows what it is from the first level and never tries to be anything else. How do you make the well-worn platform shooter genre feel fresh and exciting? Our answer wouldn’t necessarily be to mash together equally well-worn zombie and gangster tropes, but that’s what the developer of Guns, Gore & Cannoli has come up with. The game casts you as Vinnie Cannoli, a prohibition-era mob enforcer who’s equal parts James Cagney, Silvio Dante and Fat Tony D’Amico. In other words, he’s a walking Mafioso cliché. Faced with the kind of alcohol-induced zombie apocalypse you only usually see in provincial English towns on a Friday night, Vinnie sets off to do what he does best – shoot lots of stuff. There is more to the plot, but to be honest we’ve already forgotten what it is. All that matters is that you understand the concept of running right, clambering over obstacles, and blasting anything that moves. It’s a formula that will be familiar to anyone who’s ever played a Metal Slug game. Your initial target is the undead, who come in a variety of shapes and sizes. There are zombie cops who unleash random shots from their sidearms, burly gridiron players who steamroll right through you.

and whip-wielding exotic dancers who, well, wield whips. After a few levels you’ll start to face human opposition, who are a little smarter and thus more interesting to face. These goons take cover, shoot back, lob grenades and generally force you to fight more cautiously. The game’s guns pack quite a punch. You’ll steadily amass an armoury of weapons, including pistols, shotguns, machine guns and flamethrowers. Firing these is bound to ZR, with R set to reloading. Over on the LR and L buttons you have your grenades and Molotov cocktails, which become essential when flushing out cowering mobsters and soldiers. In Guns, Gore & Cannoli’s favour, it constantly forces you to switch between weapons on the fly – whether due to an empty clip (reloads take a while) or the nature of the threat in front of you. The twin-barrelled shotgun has great stopping power, for example, but won’t be of much use when the clapper-board zombie shuffles along. You’re better off switching to a pistol and going for a headshot. For all its visceral attributes, it’s odd that the combat starts to feel so samey so quickly. Running right and blasting stuff simply becomes a bit of a chore before too long, and we found that we play the game in brief bursts as a result. Perhaps it’s down to the crudeness of the combat.

Guns Gore and Cannoli 1 Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET

While there’s a certain satisfaction to popping zombie heads, encounters all tend to smoosh together with a similar tone and pace. Fights take place on a single plane and at the same time close to medium distance. You can aim left and right, but not up and down or diagonally. You’ll often need to physically stand higher than your target (on a staircase or a box, say) to score a reliable headshot. On the plus side, the graphics are sharp and expressive, with a cartoony art style that does its best to sell the whole ‘gangster zombie’ premise. It all looks really slick and stylish, even on Switch’s compact display. It’s a shame the same can’t be said for game’s writing and characterisation, which is universally shallow and frequently unpleasant. We find ourselves wishing to mute Vinnie’s repetitive, casually psychotic chuntering from a very early point in the game. It’s neither witty nor funny. Perhaps the best way to play the game is with the volume turned down or off, and with four players contributing their own boisterous soundtrack. If you’ve got the control pads to spare, Guns, Gore & Cannoli is just the kind of brainless, instantly gratifying nonsense that could well spice up a multiplayer gaming session – in between extended bouts of something more substantial. Guns, Gore & Cannoli is a solid shooter with slick graphics and crunchy combat, but it’s a little too crass and one note for its own good. Like the titular pastry, it really needs to be consumed in moderation.EVERHOOD

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