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GUN GODZ

GUN GODZ

Details: Video game
Developer: Vlambeer
Publisher: Vlambeer
Genre: Action game
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, Linux, macOS
Description: GUN GODZ is a first person shooter about gun, gangster rap and the rich culture of Venus. Players try to escape the jail of a hotel, which is the only building on Venus and is owned by a record-label owner who happens to be the God of Guns. Featuring a fully Venusian soundtrack by Jukio 'KOZILEK' Kallio and a single English track with rap lyrics by Adam 'Doseone' Kidd.GUN GODZ was created for the Venus Patrol Kickstarter and was only released as part of a bundle of games including a new Superbrothers game and Adam Atomic's CAPSULE.FeaturesFast paced gun- and melee combat in a stylish presentation.12 levels, 4 secret levels and tons of speedrunning options.Full Venusian soundtrack by Jukio "KOZILEK" Kallio and Adam "Doseone" Kidd.Player health doesn't recharge.Most emotional ending in a videogame to date.

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