GundeadliGne

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GundeadliGne is a single player and multiplayer arcade shooter game. It was developed by Rockin' Android and was released on September 27, 2011. It received positive reviews from players.

Reload for more shooting action with GundeadliGne, the 2nd title in the Gundemonium Collection - this anime-style side-scroller brings the intensity of the 'bullet hell' shooter genre to Steam. Take your place as a mercenary and assist in the effort to prevent the annihilation of mankind by the demons of the underworld. Grab a friend, lock and load your guns - play online together in co-op mode! C…

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Audience ScoreBased on 103 reviews

music11 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Engaging bullet hell shooter with intense and varied enemy patterns, offering a rewarding challenge especially for fans of the genre.
Excellent soundtrack and vibrant anime-inspired artwork that adds charm and energy to the gameplay experience.
Includes unique features such as the ability to shoot backwards, multiple playable characters with distinct playstyles, and online co-op mode adding replay value.

Control issues are prevalent, including buggy and unintuitive control bindings, problematic gamepad support, and delayed response to slowing movement.
Large and chunky character sprites make it difficult to discern hitboxes and navigation during dense bullet patterns, causing frustration.
Short game length with limited levels and some poorly balanced difficulty spikes can reduce the overall longevity and accessibility for new players.

music
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised as awesome, distinctive, and a standout feature, often described as "godlike" and perfectly complementing the gameplay. The soundtrack includes impressive original and arranged tracks, regularly updated with remixes, enhancing the overall experience for fans of bullet hell games.
- “Pretty unique bullet hell game, best part are the very awesome soundtracks this game has.”
- “The arrange soundtrack goes all the way in a way the original fell short.”
- “Must-play for danmaku fans with good graphics and an awesome soundtrack.”
- “Music and sound is ok.”
- “Loud music!”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The gameplay is generally praised for being fun, addictive, and incorporating interesting mechanics like time-attack variations, but several users criticize poor control bindings, diminishing engagement over time, and some awkward design choices that detract from the overall experience.
- “The gameplay is awesome and it is nightmare and I love it.”
- “Fancy music, simple but addictive gameplay... what does a serious gamer need more?”
- “Excellent 2D shooter with an interesting time-attack mechanic on each stage that varies enemy placement and even how many bosses you face.”
- “Gundeadligne at first seems to be a rather competent shooter in the first 2 minutes of gameplay, however the experience gradually diminishes quickly as soon as you start getting into it.”
- “But even if you're into that in your games, rest assured that there is plenty wrong with this game from a gameplay perspective.”
- “While the gameplay is what you would expect from a Japanese-made bullet hell, some things are quite off.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally praised for their quality, character design, and art style, though some menus appear blurry and overall visuals may seem hastily made compared to previous titles. While the artwork is appealing and suits danmaku fans well, there are critiques about optimization and aesthetics compared to other games in the genre.
- “All the characters and artwork are amazing.”
- “Lots of functional character variation, great graphics and the music is perfect.”
- “Must-play for danmaku fans with good graphics and an awesome soundtrack.”
- “The menus are all blurry and story and graphics seem to have been made quickly like for the first game.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is a continuation of the first game’s Touhou storyline, offering a simple plot that mainly appeals to players familiar with the original. Although the narrative is straightforward and quickly presented, it ties into the series' established characters and themes.
- “The plot is revealed in here.”
- “The menus are all blurry and story and graphics seem to have been made quickly like for the first game.”
- “The 2nd game in the Gundemonium series, about the same difficulty as the first one, lots of characters and a continuation of the first game's Touhou story-line.”
- “The story is simple if you played the first one.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers moderate replayability through its variety of characters and multiple extra modes, though it lacks the depth of more robust customization systems. The gem system adds some challenge but may feel restrictive, potentially limiting full stage exploration to more skilled players. Overall, replay value is present but somewhat uneven.
- “Though it fails to deliver the same depth as the character customization system found in Gundemonium, this variety in characters still adds significant replay value to the game, and is an adequate stand-in for the aforementioned system.”
- “Not very replayable.”
- “One minor complaint, the gem system is pretty restricting, and gives the feeling that only very good players will be able to see everything each stage has to offer, although I suppose you could argue that it adds replay value (not that there isn't enough replay value already with all the extra modes).”
- “One minor complaint, the gem system is pretty restricting, and gives the feeling that only very good players will be able to see everything each stage has to offer, although I suppose you could argue that it adds replay value (not that there isn't enough replay value already with all the extra modes).”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is criticized for being subpar compared to similar PC shmups, with performance-related difficulty adjustments seen as poorly implemented and detracting from the overall experience.
- “The game again adjusts its difficulty depending on your performance, but the way it handles it is a joke.”
- “Another thing to point out is that the game will either decrease or increase its own difficulty depending on your performance during a session, similar to other games in the genre.”