- July 31, 2024
- Dapper Dog Digital
- 33h median play time
BioGun
Platforms
About
"BioGun is a single-player Science Fiction Shooter game with an interesting plot, masterful visuals, and spectacular music. As Bek, you must save the canine species from the Dooper Virus by aiding your dog's immune system, absorbing new powers, and exploring vital organs. Experience fast-paced side-scrolling action with an impressive array of weapons and unique boss battles."









- Stunning artwork and vibrant visuals that enhance the gameplay experience.
- Engaging and humorous storyline with unique characters and clever dialogue.
- Challenging and fun boss fights that require strategic thinking and skill.
- Performance issues, including frame rate drops and long loading times between areas.
- Bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay, such as stuck animations and unresponsive controls.
- Some players find the difficulty balance inconsistent, with certain bosses being overly easy or hard.
story
192 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is characterized as quirky and engaging, featuring a lighthearted yet emotional narrative centered around saving dogs from a fictional virus. Players appreciate the unique setting, colorful art style, and humorous characters, although some find the plot a bit silly and over-the-top at times. Overall, the storytelling is well-integrated with gameplay, offering a mix of main quests and side missions that enhance the experience.
“2024 has been a feast for us metroidvania fans and this game stands out from the huge pool of other options this year with its unique setting, story, and overall charm.”
“The story and characters are quite amusing and I got invested in saving this dog.”
“It's got humor, charm, adorable cell clusters you can push around that make cute noises when you tread on them, and a surprisingly heartfelt story about a vaccine giving his all to help destroy a virus infecting the dog whose innards make up the very novel world you traverse.”
“Unfortunately, some missions are more or less simply checked off as completed without the character giving the task having much to say.”
“You can also acquire quests you just can't even complete because the quest and areas aren't even finished.”
“If there is something to criticize aside from the poor performance the game suffers as a result of the engine it was made on, that would be the map; I like my metroidvanias to have big interconnected maps with lots of exploration. Once I realized the train system was there as a hard divide between areas, I felt a little let down.”