Release Date: April 27, 2017
A combination of a three-dimensional shooter and a platformer. Players embody two aliens several centimetres long, which were sent with the mission of researching human behaviours and customs. During the game we visit rooms belonging to five different students living in a women's dormitory.
Gun Gun Pixies is a colourful combination of a third person shooter and a 3D platformer. The game was developed by the Japanese studio called Shade (also known for creating such series as Bullet Girls) in cooperation with Compile Heart and Idea Factory, which for years have specialized in creating jRPG games for such series as Hyperdimension Neptunia. Gun Gun Pixies was released first on PlayStation Vita and then on the remaining stationary platforms.
The main protegonists of the game are Bee-tan and Kame-pon who come out of this world. They were sent on a reconaissance mission from their homeworld called Pixie withe the task to investigate the behaviour and customs of ordinary people. This information is to be used to solve the social problems that afflict their race. The fact that the protagonists are only a few centimetres tall makes the task a little more difficult. While completing their mission, the protagonists head for a female dorm that is inhabited by five different girls.
During the game, players explore all the dormitory rooms. The action is shown from the third person perspective. Players' task is to shoot at selected points on the body of girls, which, depending on the situation, can for example drip, practice yoga or study at the desk. After giving each shoot, the missiles are heading in player's direction, and have to be avoided. The game also places great emphasis on platform elements. Players sometimes have to jump between pieces of furniture and elements of the environment in order to reach their destination. Occasionally players are forced to sneak up when there is one of the tenants nearby. The characters must then crouch and try not to attract attention.
Gun Gun Pixies has simple 3D visuals with a limited number of animations and basic special effects resulting from a relatively small development budget. All the characters in the game were modelled after Japanese actresses.
Platforms:
PC Windows November 1, 2019
PlayStation Vita April 27, 2017
Nintendo Switch September 6, 2019
Developer: Shade Inc.
Publisher: pQube
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System Requirements for Gun Gun Pixies Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5-5257U 3.1 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 650 / Radeon HD 7700 or better, 4 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i7-8700 4.6 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 4 GB GeForce GTX 1050 / Radeon RX 550 or better, 4 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Game Ratings for Gun Gun Pixies Video Game.
Chalgyr's Game Room: 6 / 10 by Richard York
Ultimately, Gun Gun Pixies isn’t really something that I would be interested in picking up on its own. Part of a pack or on sale? Perhaps, but it feels more like a rushed novelty title than a full production. The controls feel super clunky and awkward, the text is chock full of spelling mistakes, and the hitboxes on the shots can get a little weird sometimes. While there is an interesting premise and the game could have been pulled off rather well, it just feels sort of halfway there. There isn’t really anything making the game unplayable, but there isn’t a whole lot to really keep you playing either.
GamePitt: 7.8 / 10 by Rob Pitt
Gun Gun Pixies is a very energetic third-person shooter which is unlike anything you’ve ever played before. When you’re not shooting Squids which look like they have condoms on their heads, you’ll be delivering pleasure to giant girls as you shoot your load all over their face and boobs, watching the in-game physics cause various body parts to wobble upon impact. Then, after a hard day of pleasuring the girls in the dorm whilst avoiding eye-contact, it’s time to jump into the bath and fondle their giant fancies until your out of bullets and end up firing blanks! This is a very strange game, yet it’s oddly satisfying and the twelve-hour story captivated me and kept me hooked – that and the giant panties!
Gamer Escape: 3 / 10 by Josh McGrath
Look, I know many gamers like fanservice titles. I enjoy my fair share as well. However, if you’re not going to give me a well-written story or solid gameplay to go with it, then I might as well go watch some ecchi anime or just straight-up porn. Gun Gun Pixies offers little aside from its admittedly attractive (and very over the top) fanservice, and as a game, it really just isn’t worth anyone’s time.
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