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Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition is one of those games where you feel yourself getting better the more you play, and I usually enjoy games that give me that experience. Once you get an understanding of the gameplay it’s a very rewarding and fun game although getting to that point can be a bit unconventional. Discovering everything on your own can be a fun endeavour but I also understand why some players might abandon the game because of its obtuse nature. It starts out slow, and you have to build up your arsenal and inventory, but overall the journey is very fun. It can feel somewhat grindy at points, especially the end game, and it would be nice if there were one or two more levels and/or some boss variety. In the end, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is a fan of roguelite platformers, especially if you like shooting tons of Gunz and exploring an exquisitely designed morbid pixel art setting.    

Brainwash Gang ha conseguido desarrollar un roguelike notable que mejora bastantes aspectos de su entrega original. Puede que mecánicamente Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition no sea perfecto (el movimiento y el plataformeo a veces no es demasiado preciso), pero lo sabe compensar con la forma de manejo de las armas. Cada una se siente única en el gameplay y tienen hasta su propio retroceso. Se echa de menos, eso sí, más información sobre los recursos que tenemos a nuestro alcance. Peca de ser demasiado críptico.