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Gungrave: Overdose
Summary(Also known as "Gungrave OD") Beyond-The-Grave, our favorite undead-Mafioso-turned-almost-good-guy, is back to kick ass against the Corsione family and prevent them from using the Seed to gain control of the world. Joining Grave are two new unlockable characters: Juji Kabane, a blind, foul-mouthed, and perpetually angry swordsman who wears a shab...
Rated M
Rated Mfor Mature

Developer:RED Entertainment

Gungrave: Overdose

PlayStation 2
Released On: 
Sep 15, 2004
Metascore
68
User score
Mixed or Average
6.9
My Score
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Metascore
68
42% Positive
21 Reviews
50% Mixed
25 Reviews
8% Negative
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91
Gamezilla!
Has it where it counts, however, as it offers a really good looking version of the anime characters. Additionally, it plays out cutscenes in the game engine that looks almost as good as most modern anime.
80
Armchair Empire
One hell of a fun game to play, especially for only $15US.
75
TotalPlayStation
OD takes the intensity of its predecessor and raises it to the ump-teenth power, with double the game length, two additional playable characters, and an involving story that puts some anime to shame.
70
PSX Nation
Sure, there are other, better games out there, but for fifteen dollars, Gungrave: Overdose is just too good to pass up. If you like action games and love destruction, then grab this game, gear up, and get ready to overdose.
68
Game Over Online
While that is indeed ridiculously cheap, especially for a brand-new game, you're really paying for carpal tunnel. There are better button-mashers, better shooters, and better games based on anime licenses out there. Don't waste the money.
55
PSM Magazine
There are more stages and enemies the second time around, but this somehow actually adds tedium rather than value. [Dec 2004, p.92]
40
Edge Magazine
Playing Gungrave OD, there's a nagging sensation that the design team experienced the original through a shop window...In attempting to meet criticisms of Gungrave's single-minded focus, that focus has been squandered. The result is unlikely to satisfy. [May 2004, p.110]
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User score
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6.9
50% Positive
11 Ratings
32% Mixed
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18% Negative
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Sep 28, 2026
8
Voidbel
A pretty good and nostalgic game for the PS2, the movement and gunplay was expanded in an incredible way, what we thought of Grave being this heavy cowboy now became a mafia killing machine who can face against mutants, the charge shot, the movement and the Death Hauler combo makes it easier to kill enemies with shields or as a get off me tool Plus the game has 3 campaigns, with every other character controlling differently and having their own unique interactions.
Nov 14, 2025
1
megaman9830
Compared to the first game this is one step forward five steps back. The combat is faster and more fluid in some aspects but the enemy design is worse, the auto aim on your guns is worse, the lock on might be one of the worst in all of gaming, your shield is much weaker and takes way to long to recharge, and every combat encounter is over stuffed with annoying enemy's that its just a slog to get through.
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Platforms:
  • PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date:Sep 15, 2004
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