Gal Gun Returns is a return to the first game from the franchise. The primary issue is that the solid mechanics strewn throughout the game’s story mode clash with one another. Fortunately, the new
Gal Gun Returns Doki Doki Carnival mode isolates and improves Doki Doki Mode. The result is a game with a mode that isn’t marred by clashing concepts.
The core conceit in
Gal Gun Returns’ story mode is that the incompetence of the cupid-in-training Patako led to a situation in which the normally unpopular protagonist, Tenzou, is overwhelmingly alluring to most of the women he’ll encounter. As such, they roam the game world like frenzied zombies to try to sate their thirst. They have weak points that the player can exploit with “Euphoria Shots.” Unlike zombies, this weak point is very rarely their head. If they aren’t successfully dealt with, they will steal Tenzou’s attention and prevent him from meeting the love of his life. Due to Patako’s interference, he only has
See Gal Gun Returns’ Doki Doki Carnival With Ekoro and Patako
Inti Creates shared a new
Gal Gun Returns trailer, and this one focuses on some of the additional modes you’ll be able to go through in the on-rails shooter. While the story mode, where you attempt to help Tenzou end up with one of his love interests, is fairly well known, this newest video focuses on some elements you might not know about. For example, it offers a comprehensive look at the
Gal Gun Returns Doki Doki Carnival.
In this additional
Gal Gun Returns mode, people essentially go through an epilogue. The Doki Doki Carnival switches up the formula by making everyone except the girl he fell in love with in the main campaign hate him. (It’s all Ekoro’s fault.)