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Gunman Clive 22015

Gunman Clive 2

2015 Horberg Productions78Good

Playtime

ShortIt typically takes about 3 hours to finish the game.

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Details

Launch
January 29, 2015

Overview

Gunman Clive returns in an all new adventure. Now in Color! Gunman Clive 2 retains the same classic gameplay formula, but dials the action up a notch further, with improved and more colorful graphics, more dynamic levels and richer, more diverse environments, bigger bosses and tons of new enemies.

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Reception

At three dollars and with tons of replayable content, Gunman Clive 2 is a great contender for a modern classic. It displays the best things about the 3DS and creates an addictively entertaining time that's fun for all.

Gunman Clive 2 is a welcome platformer, designed on a similar track as other 2D action platformers. Its art style sets it apart, though, and the marvelous details and graphical environment are a delight to look at. On the downside, its lifespan feels shorter and some instances, such as the flying stages, feel out of place.

Gunman Clive 2 is everything a fan of the original game could want: it improves on an already strong framework, without feeling like a rehash. For the price, this is simply one of the best platformers available on the Nintendo 3DS. Gunman Clive 2 proves that Hörberg Productions' first game was no fluke. The first title felt like an homage to some of...

Arcade fun, short and sweet and cheap like a short sweet cheap thing.

The gameplay will be familiar to fans of NES platformers, but there are plenty of surprises thanks to its shifting themes and levels