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About This Game Wild Guns Reloaded is a fast-paced arcade-style shooter, mixing the Wild West with steampunk. Play as Clint, Annie, Doris, or Bullet the dog with his sentry drone. Grab some friends and play together for some four player action! Each character can jump, dive, and roll to get out of the way of the barrage of bullets enemies let fly – or shoot them down with their own gun! •Two new characters, each with their own weapons and tactics! •Up to 4 players and Online Rankings! •Classic and NEW Stages! •NEW Boss Enemies and Special Weapons! 6d5b4406ea Title: Wild Guns ReloadedGenre: ActionDeveloper:NatsumeAtari Inc.Publisher:Natsume Inc.Release Date: 11 Jul, 2017 Wild Guns Reloaded Torrent Download [full Version] wild guns reloaded ns. wild guns reloaded buy. wild guns reloaded best buy. wild guns reloaded switch review. wild guns reloaded too hard. wild guns reloaded with limited edition keychain for nintendo switch. wild guns reloaded best. wild guns reloaded best character. wild guns reloaded ps vita. wild guns reloaded ost. how long is wild guns reloaded. wild guns reloaded cheats ps4. wild guns reloaded keychain. wild guns reloaded trailer. wild guns reloaded 1cc. wild guns reloaded crack. wild guns reloaded nsp. wild guns reloaded ost download. wild guns reloaded switch ebay. wild guns reloaded physical release. wild guns reloaded switch walkthrough. wild guns reloaded ps4. wild guns reloaded steam. wild guns reloaded analise. wild guns reloaded ebay. wild guns reloaded ps4 vs switch. wild guns reloaded ps4 comprar. wild guns reloaded android. wild guns reloaded longplay. wild guns reloaded ps4 trophies. wild guns reloaded 3dm. wild guns reloaded switch. wild guns reloaded boss rush. wild guns reloaded – unleashed. wild guns reloaded release date. wild guns reloaded trophäen. wild guns reloaded ps4 youtube. wild guns reloaded switch release date. wild guns reloaded switch nsp. wild guns reloaded switch physical release. wild guns reloaded nintendo switch gameplay. wild guns reloaded cheat engine. wild guns reloaded review. wild guns reloaded ps4 controls. wild guns reloaded download. wild guns reloaded for ps4. wild guns reloaded levels. wild guns reloaded ps4 metacritic. wild guns reloaded new stages. wild guns reloaded ps4 physical. wild guns reloaded ps4 multiplayer. wild guns reloaded ps4 ebay. wild guns reloaded gameplay switch. wild guns reloaded pc download. wild guns reloaded pc skidrow. wild guns reloaded switch gamestop exclusive. wild guns reloaded mods. wild guns reloaded ps4 amazon. wild guns reloaded switch gameplay. wild guns reloaded igg. wild guns reloaded wii. wild guns reloaded walkthrough. wild guns reloaded ps4 pkg. wild guns reloaded price. wild guns reloaded manual. wild guns reloaded ps4 trophy guide. wild guns reloaded wiki. wild guns reloaded clint. wild guns reloaded comparison. wild guns reloaded switch download. wild guns reloaded switch physical. wild guns reloaded ending. wild guns reloaded review switch. wild guns reloaded ps4 test. wild guns reloaded pc torrent. wild guns reloaded flying ship. wild guns reloaded pc cheats. wild guns reloaded pc iso. wild guns reloaded reddit. wild guns reloaded switch pre order. wild guns reloaded 4 players. wild guns reloaded switch japan. wild guns reloaded switch price A major & faithful remaster of a steampunk, wild west themed SNES shooter.The graphics & sounds have been updated, two new characters & stages have been added, the play area has been widened for modern monitors, and more added features. The only things they removed are the Bonus Stages and the VS. mode, which were both just bare-bones shooting gallery mini-games anyway.Comparing the graphics and such to the SNES, it's a vast improvement, or at the very least, more detailed. The music has been rearranged. If you prefer the classic sounds & music of the SNES version, you can unlock that option when you beat the game on any difficulty without using continues. The game plays well on both a controller and keyboard due to how minimal the controls were even on the original.The general premise is incredibly simplistic, survive against waves of enemies until the time runs out, beat a mini-boss or two, and then eventually fight the end-stage boss. The faster/more you shoot down enemies, the faster the time runs out. It can get incredibly hectic if you don't shoot down enemies fast enough and this is especially the case on Hard mode.Each stage only takes around 5 minutes to beat if you survive and there are only 6 total per playthrough, so finishing the game at the shortest takes around 30 minutes. There's no saving in between playthroughs so you'll have to dedicate a bit of time in completing the game as soon as you start. You get a few lives at the start and you get a 1UP for every 100,000 points you earn. You die in a single hit so dodging obviously becomes key. If you're confident, you can actually shoot enemy bullets with your own which can fill up a meter that allows you to be invincible for a short time. Losing all your lives in a stage means you'll have to restart that particular stage from the beginning, however you get an infinite amount of continues.There are 4 characters to choose from; Clint, Annie, Doris, and Bullet.Clint and Annie are the standard, original characters from the SNES version and in terms of how they play, they're not at all different from one another, pretty much making there only be 3 characters available.Instead of using guns like the other characters, Doris just throws grenades, which do the most damage when used right. Holding the fire button allows her to charge up for more grenades to be thrown, but that doesn't necessarily mean more damage, however it does multiply her score the more she's got ready for throwing. She's the slowest character for obvious reasons but is also the fastest if you make use of her "dodging".Bullet is a dog who uses a sort-of auto-aiming drone. He's probably the easiest to use because of that and his ability to move and shoot.This genre of arcade-y gallery shooters is pretty unique. It's not exactly an on-rails shooter either as the Steam tag says, but rather a "Cabal shooter", thanks to a game of the same name that popularized this kind of gameplay. You can't move the character and crosshair individually and you can't shoot & move your character around either. You can move your crosshair while you're firing but you'll have to stay still until you stop firing. Bullet, the dog, is the only exception to all these rules. Because of this kind of gameplay, it can get a bit infuriating to get the hang of. At the same time, it makes it that much more of a skill-based game, testing you on how well you can play with its intended flaws.There are a lot of i-frame options in the game with the most obvious one being the dodge ability, which is pretty long in itself but also has a relatively lengthy recovery time to offset that. Things that are less obvious for example are when you pick up & throw enemy dynamite and when you melee an up-close enemy. Doris' dodging has no i-frames whatsoever to balance out her fast sidestepping, so alternatives like jumping and simply moving out of the way are required.There are 3 difficulty settings; Easy, Normal, and Hard. Hard is locked until you beat the game at least once. Each playthrough, regardless of difficulty, you go through a first stage, then a selection of 4 stages to do in any order you want, and then a final stage. For whatever reason though, they change the stages up depending on what difficulty you choose. Playing on Easy allows you to play the 4 original SNES stages during the stage select. On Normal, one stage is replaced for a new one. On Hard, another is replaced so there'd be 2 original stages and 2 new stages. So instead of being able to play all stages in every difficulty, or on Hard at least, they decided to keep the "4 stages to select" thing throughout the entire game.A possibly major downside to this game is the multiplayer. It's local only, which is a shame because the game now features multiplayer of up to 4 players. The difficulties are also tied to how many players there are and is possibly made harder thanks to all players sharing lives.The short playthroughs allow for easy replayability, which can also mean little time invested in the game. The only reasons to replay the game are to try out the different characters, go for the achievements, and just overall get better. Enemies spawn in patterns and their attacks are telegraphed, so it's possible to get that much better at the game in a short amount of time. You get a multiplier for most of the characters if you just stay still and shoot, like a risk & reward kind of deal for those who want the highest scores. There aren't any actual rewards aside maybe from unlocking the SNES sounds & music. You get a new color palette/skin each time you beat the game with specific characters but that's about it.It's a great single player game if you can manage to work with this kind of gameplay, but is probably not worth $20 for such relatively little content.. What other game would let you play as a dog controlling a flying sentry turret with his mind. I don't know how this game actually got a remaster considering how niche its genre is, only that it deserves it. Back on the SNES it was the best gallery shooter ever made, and somehow they made it even better. New levels, new characters with new play styles, better graphics and sound; it's a fantastic update to an excellent little gem. The one mark off is that it's only local multiplayer, but by all means, if you've got the setup for that, get this game.Also it's the absolute best cowboy game because you can lasso giant robot tanks and explode everything ever. Only thing retained from the original is the high level of difficulty and cheap deaths. Gameply is much slower than the original. Considering a refund for this. Brilliant game! Great throwback!. Really great package here. Amazing graphics/sound design. The gameplay is tough as nails yet learnable, and the new characters are really fun to play.. It's almost as though Natsume wished Wild Guns was a Neo-Geo or Playstation 1 game and this is them making up for it. The new characters are fun and interesting, the music and visuals have been cleaned up and tweaked subtly, and the controls are... well, the controls are Wild Guns/Blood Bros./Cabal style. There's no moving and firing at the same time, which may irk some players. There are a lot of mechanics to Wild Guns the game doesn't explicitly tell you, like the ability to pick up dynamite or the fact that your lasso destroys every bullet in its path. The multiplayer mode forces players to share a pool of lives, which was a questionable decision. Also, the Switch version is more feature-complete with an infinite-lives Beginner difficulty and a Boss Rush mode, but it's $10 more. It remains to be seen whether these new modes will be patched into other versions.. There is one con I could think of, just one : There's no online multiplayer. This means that if you absolutely want to play with friends, they NEED to be in the same room as you. This doesn't seem like a big problem, but not all your firends would be up to comming over just to play a game. Other than that, I absolutely love this. I love the challenge, I dodging bullets and even shooting bullets. There is genuine satisfaction after beating an area and you feel like a pro when you beat a level without loosing a life. There's a difficulty selection but it doesn't really affect the real challenge of the game : shooting everyone and dodging attacks. When you shoot you stand still and the cursor moves weither or not you're shooting; occationnaly, there's an ennemy with a knife that shows in the same plane as the player (that you can't shoot) so you have to hit the attack button when he's close for a melee attack; if you have trouble with a certain though ennemy, you can rapidly tap the attack button to charge a stunning attack to give some breathing time. If all of this seems hard, just know that you can do a quick dodge with the jump button, you could just jump OR as previously mentionned, you can shoot the ennemies' bullets.But what really is going to be the source of your challenge is the character you pick. Clint and Annie are the standard "normal mode", they're the way the game is meant to be originally played; next they're Doris who's the slowest character, but she's has hard hitting grenades that can make quick work out most ennemies as well as a wider stun attack; and finally there's the dog Bullet, who has a remote drone that does the shooting, who's a smaller target, who can get picked up by his drone to float to the top of the screen and that doesn't die if the drone get's hit. Bullet's only drawbacks is that when you fire, the drones's cursor is locked to an single area until you stop firing and you can't shoot ennemy projectiles.Animations are great, the remastered tracks are fantastic and it's fun all around, highly recommend this game.. Yee-haw I can play as a dog. Here we have a real gem of a game that you probably never heard ofWild Guns Reloaded is a remastered version of an SNES game that not many people knew of, which is a shame because what we have here is a really fun rail shooter.If you like shooting cowboys, robots and giant bosses, then this is the game for you.