PlayStation 4 User Reviews

C’est une sorte de… quoi au juste ? une sorte de ‘jeu’ ou plutôt de non-jeu où l’on tire avec le ‘gal gun’, le pistolet qui met en pâmoison les jeunes filles qui se précipitent toutes sur vous, en raison du nombre incalculable de phéromones que vous dégagez, suite à une erreur de Cupidon (cul pis donc) femelle (c’est une cruche) qui vous a décoché une flèche en plein dans les… euh non en plein coeur sauf que ça marche à l’envers (ce n’est pas vous qui tombez amoureux, c’est toutes les poulettes autour….!). C’est donc comme on s’en doute très vite, un sous-jeu pour otacons et otaculs plus ou moins pervers et il faut bourriner comme un débile, comme dans vieux jeu de tir sur rails des années 90 !… Rebel Assault, ça vous dit quelque chose…?! Bien sûr, les cris aigus de la VO japonaise sont inclus (seule langue disponible pour les voix) mais se révèlent beaucoup plus énervants et horripilants qu’autre chose. Dans l’ensemble, le jeu est moche (et pourtant fabriqué avec l’Unreal) et surtout, le point crucial qu’il ne fallait pas louper concerne celui des poulettes : elles sont très mal modélisées ! on dirait à cet égard un vieux jeu PS2. Et encore…! On se lasse en conséquence très rapidement de ce merdier de jeu tout pourrave qui n’a rien pour lui, ni son côté cul-cul voyeur (c’est raté), ni son humour éventuel (c’est même pas drôle). Il existe en fait de nombreux jeux beucoup plus normaux (de ‘vrais’ jeux si je puis dire) typiquement japonais où l’on peut reluquer ici et là de la jolie et fraîche jamboneuse comme dans les mangas les plus… pervers (si je puis dire) et néanmoins pas catalogués ‘hentai’, je tiens à le souligner. Mais bref, tout ça pour dire qu’il ne faut pas perdre son temps avec cette daube qui ne vaut pas un pet ou à peine… (tiens, un long prouuut pour toi quand même… parce que tu le vaux bien ! jeu de merde !).

The premise of this game stands in a long tradition of iffy sounding anime setups. But it means silly anime/harem tropes combined with arcadey rail shooter gameplay, a soppy yet outrageous story with collectibles and score attack modes, and for me an absolute joy to experience. Unlike any other rail shooter I've played, this one has 70+ unique and recognisable characters you'll be aiming at with individual voice actors (speaking Japanese), weak spots and backgrounds. It also benefits from being the second game in the series, where everything just seems to be perfected.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Rail shooter dont le but est de tirer sur de jeunes filles sexy en chaleur. Plus vous leur tirer dessus plus vous accumulerez de points améliorerez votre shoot et les jeunes filles seront de plus en plus chaudes.

Fun rail shooter mixed with dating sim. Memorable characters, hilarious set up, and gorgeous art. Really the most fun I’ve had on PS4 outside of Spider-man. Makes me wonder if the majority of the downer reviews are coming from sexually repressed conservative types with no sense of humor.

Well if you are interested on this kind of games then you are in for a fun ride, while it looks like just a fetish weird game, it actually has some decent dept on its mechanics, all girls have 4 points that u can shoot and there is a limited number of girls so if you remember which part is the critical **** you can start to do some crazy quick combos, while the bosses are pretty decent, they are a bit rehashed so they arent always as fun as one would expect, still its a fun quick on rails shooting game

Well, I'm here for the panties and that's exactly what I got. I'll break this review in to pros and cons. Pros: - Lots of panties and panty color/pattern variety. - Character poser that you can use to view all angles of all of the girls in the game (after unlocked). - Will keep you engaged for at least 20 hours or so while you try to unlock everything. Cons: - Nearly identical to the original Gal Gun game, including character models, graphics, and locations. The only new things here are the story - Character models are at their bare minimum here. I've seen better character models on PS3 games. The girls' asses are unfortunately a bit blocky. - Panty texture resolution is poor and there are obvious flaws depending on the girls' positions. - As an ecchi fanservice game, it's not as good as Senran Kagura (which released around the same time) as far as character models and character posing go. - Not much as far as breasts go. But I'm not a hungry baby, so I don't care about those. Though it is nice to see that they're normally-sized in this game. Gameplay/story: eh, I don't care about that. I'll do whatever it takes to unlock all of the girls :) Think of it as the same reason people really love those pokemon/digimon games. For me at least, the pros slightly outweigh the cons and I'm glad I bought it. It's nice to be able to play the game with English text this time around.

This game actually isn't bad if you give it a chance. I know you're snickering but it's actually slightly tougher than even House of the Dead. You have to shoot a certain area to get points and sometimes that area may not be visible or it may be very hard to get to. But the game plays like a cross between House of the Dead and Time Crisis. You shoot girls with pheromone shots and they become euphoric. The mini-demons add a little more difficulty and if you think that it's too easy, remember that God-like rank is a challenge that requires you to know every level backwards and forwards. Also the game has over 70 endings, so there's something there every time you play.

This game brings something new which we hasn't seen in a while, and delivers on what it tries to give. It's a bizarre adventure in the format of a rail-shooter, where the innuendos fly rapidly, and fan-service aplenty, though it takes no damage on the gameplay which is solid as a standalone. Personally I love the puzzle parts where you do quests and try to find hidden objects admits all the havoc. Minigames like getting the schoolbook filled out (including the girls measurements and weak spots) and the dating sim elements + routes also give the game an RPG feel which keeps the overall progression going, where you always feel you get further despite if you mess up or not during some of the runs. It won't be game of the year, but if you are into fan-servicy games and bizarreness combined with an unique but functional gameplay, then this is defiantly worth your money.

Gal Gun: Double Peace is a game that is at its heart a on-rails shooter. You are a student at a school who has been hit by a super-love arrow and have to shoot "pheromones" at girls that are either influenced by the "love angel" or a demon. In addition you can pick up little extras such as finding items that are tasks given by people in the school which appear in your cell phone. The shooting is mostly controlled by the left analog stick, sometimes with the D-Pad to switch directions and the square button for shooting and the right shoulder button for zooming. Personally I find that type of control not as intuitive as a move control, e.g. "Blue Estate" had an interesting idea to use the controller in a vertical position to hold it like a gun, but it works well enough. Typically a player will choose story mode to begin the game which essentially is a combination of shooting and visual novel elements, you will even have options that influence the story and thus, there are multiple endings. Besides there are some sections where the player has to touch the girls and raise a gauge. These sections resemble a little of "Dokidoki Majo Shinpan" or "Criminal Girls", I don't find those terribly interesting, but it makes for a change of pace, and sometimes the controller touch pad needs to be used which I find relatively hard to figure out how to do right. The story is cute and silly, though not particularly deep or original, but it does the job. I don't often play on-rails shooters and my favorites have been the "House of the Dead", "Typing of the Dead", and "Time Crisis". In my opinion the shooting sections are not quite as good as in those, but there still is quite a bit of variety and the graphics are quite clean and fluent. I deliberately chose the PS4 version, because from the Critic Reviews I could tell that the Vita version would not be quite as responsive. As for the replayability of the game, the story mode is rather short, you'll get through it in maybe 2, 3 hours, but with the branching story line and many unlockables there are enough incentives to play this again. There is also a Score Attack mode, so you can try to best your personal High Scores. My main critic points are the lack of move controls and the lack of sub titles for the voices, since they are in Japanese, it would be sometimes great to know what the characters are saying. I would give this a 7.5, but there are no half points on Metacritic, so I gave it an 8, this is with respect to it being an on-rails shooter.