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Gunroar is an abstract scrolling shooter game created by Kenta Cho. The game features stylized 3D graphics via OpenGL, many forms of control in its three different game modes, a replay function, and 360º movement with a linear scrolling gameplay. The game is freeware and available for public download at the website of ABA Games. The source code is also included with the game.
[edit] Controls
The controls natively map to any gamepad. Twin-Stick and Mouse mode are fundamentally the same game, the only difference being Twin-Stick is mainly for gamepad play.
- Arrow Keys/WASD = Analog Stick 1
- IJKL = Analog Stick 2
- Z = Odd buttons
- X = Even Buttons
[edit] Gameplay Modes
- Normal: Players move the ship with the arrow keys. The Z key shoots a wide spread of bullets in the direction the boat is currently facing. The X key shoots a "Lance," a powerful, single shot attack.
- Twin-Stick: Players move with WASD, or the Arrow Keys, and can fire in different directions with IJKL. There is no lance attack.
- Mouse: Players move the boat with WASD or Arrow Keys, aim with the mouse, shoot a straight attack with the left mouse button, and shoot a wide attack with the right mouse button.
- Double-Play: One ship is controlled with WASD, the other with IJKL. Both ships constantly shoot straight ahead. There is also a wire connecting the two ships, with a turret in the center that shoots in the angle between the two ships.
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[edit] Trivia
- This game was featured on G4's Attack of the Show, in the segment called "Damn Good Download".
