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Assault Gunners is an Action game, developed and published by Marvelous AQL, which was released in Japan in 2012. The ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION EXTRA PACK expands the core experience of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION, and will allow players to take their experience EVEN further with:- 15 Campaign missions set after the initial campaign- 3 Additional Inferno Mode maps- 15 Extra weapons allowing for more diverse offensive options- 30+ Additional mech-parts for even more customisation options- 4 Fully voice acted Navigators by renowned Japanese VA The ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION EXTRA PACK expands the core experience of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION, and will allow players to take their experience EVEN further with:- 15 Campaign missions set after the initial campaign- 3 Additional Inferno Mode maps- 15 Extra weapons allowing for more diverse offensive options- 30+ Additional mech-parts for even more customisation options- 4 Fully voice acted Navigators by renowned Japanese VA The ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION EXTRA PACK expands the core experience of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION, and will allow players to take their experience EVEN further with:- 15 Campaign missions set after the initial campaign- 3 Additional Inferno Mode maps- 15 Extra weapons allowing for more diverse offensive options- 30+ Additional mech-parts for even more customisation options- 4 Fully voice acted Navigators by renowned Japanese VA ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION puts you in control of the Peace Keeping Force known as DAT and along with your three allied Battle Mechs, you must attempt to save Earth's Migrants and the Mars Colonies as a whole from the threat of the ANTS uprising.Who or what could be leading this threat against Mars, and the new planned perfect utopia for humanity?With 35 full-length battle-heavy missions, a horde gameplay mode known as "Inferno Mode" covering 5 varied maps and over 100 mech-customisation possibilities for yourself and your allies, there's plenty of replayability and content present in the standalone version of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION. ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION puts you in control of the Peace Keeping Force known as DAT and along with your three allied Battle Mechs, you must attempt to save

Earth's Migrants and the Mars Colonies as a whole from the threat of the ANTS uprising.Who or what could be leading this threat against Mars, and the new planned perfect utopia for humanity?With 35 full-length battle-heavy missions, a horde gameplay mode known as "Inferno Mode" covering 5 varied maps and over 100 mech-customisation possibilities for yourself and your allies, there's plenty of replayability and content present in the standalone version of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION. ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION puts you in control of the Peace Keeping Force known as DAT and along with your three allied Battle Mechs, you must attempt to save Earth's Migrants and the Mars Colonies as a whole from the threat of the ANTS uprising.Who or what could be leading this threat against Mars, and the new planned perfect utopia for humanity?With 35 full-length battle-heavy missions, a horde gameplay mode known as "Inferno Mode" covering 5 varied maps and over 100 mech-customisation possibilities for yourself and your allies, there's plenty of replayability and content present in the standalone version of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION.

To play with 4 difficulties to master, as well as 5 Inferno Mode stages that serve as endless combat arenas to test your skill. If you really love what Assault Gunners brings to the table, there’s even $5 DLC that adds another 15 missions, 3 Inferno maps, 15 weapons, 30+ mech parts, and 4 additional Navigator VAs.Conclusion:Despite its simplicity, I can’t hate Assault Gunners HD Edition. It’s a low-budget mech shooter that knows exactly what it wants to be and it doesn’t try any harder than that. If you enjoy dumb grindy action games where you have to either turn off your brain or turn on a podcast to withstand the tedium, you might have a good time with this – everyone else will likely despise the repetition on offer.THE VERDICT: 5/10Pleasant*Review Key Provided by Marvelous EntertainmentDiscover more from Miketendo64Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.Post navigation

Publicado 03/08/2018 Actualizado 08/12/2024 CET Assault Gunners salió en 2012 para PS Vita y regresa ahora en la consola híbrida de Nintendo con un supuesto remake HD. Quizás una de las preguntas que deberíamos hacernos es: ¿Es Assault Gunners HD una mejora significativa respecto al original que merezca el nombre de remake? La respuesta, en mi humilde opinión, es un rotundo NO.Tabla de contenidos:¿Qué es Assault Gunners?Un port perezosoUn diseño de sonido flojoEscenarios aburridosGameplay extremadamente repetitivoUna inteligencia artificial mediocreUna historia nada memorablePersonalización de los MechsConclusiones¿Qué es Assault Gunners?En este juego encarnamos al capitán de un batallón de Mechs llamado DAT, que tiene como función proteger a la humanidad de cualquier amenaza. En este caso, el enemigo se trata de un ejército de máquinas autómatas llamadas ANTS dirigidas por una inteligencia artificial. Durante el juego controlaremos a uno de estos Mechs y, apoyados por nuestro batallón, deberemos superar una serie de niveles, cumpliendo sus objetivos y enfrentándonos a una gran cantidad de enemigos. Esta premisa puede parecer y podría llegar a ser atractiva, pero la ejecución en este juego se queda corta en muchos aspectos.Otros contenidos en esta categoría:- Un port perezosoLo primero que se dará cuenta cualquier jugador al empezar, es que la distribución de botones se ha mantenido intacta de PS Vita, es decir, X (B) para confirmar y O (A) para retroceder en los menús. Eso discrepa totalmente con nuestra memoria muscular con la consola, lo que nos podría llevar a algunos errores durante la navegación de los menús por pulsar el botón equivocado. El juego tampoco nos permite cambiar los controles, ni en los menús ni durante el juego, de modo que tendremos que aceptar lo que nos ofrezca, nos guste o no. Por lo menos, la interfaz y tutorial nos indican los inputs correctos.Un diseño de sonido flojoLo primero que me fijé al empezar la primera misión, fue el repetitivo y estridente sonido que hacía el Mech al caminar, que resulta desagradable al oído e hizo plantearme el silenciarlo completamente. Los demás sonidos no destacan en nada, siendo genéricos y reusados en muchas ocasiones.En cuanto a la banda sonora, se puede decir lo mismo, música repetitiva y totalmente olvidable, que parecen idénticos entre todos ellos.Pero no todo es malo y es que honestamente hay que destacar las voces japonesas, que cuentan con dobladores populares del sector.Escenarios aburridosAl principio pueden pasar perfectamente, pues las primeras batallas se desarrollan en una estación espacial y en los desiertos de marte, de modo que escenarios grandes y vacíos forman parte de lo que se podría esperar en estos entornos. Es al llegar a la primera zona urbana, pero, que se ve el poco trabajo que se ha puesto en estos

Developer: Honey Parade GamesPublisher: Marvelous EntertainmentPlatform: Nintendo Switch (eShop)Category: Action, Arcade & AdventureRelease Date: July 5, 2018 (Worldwide)Mech-based games are quite the eclectic bunch. From Armored Core to Chosouju Mecha MG, there are all sorts of options to suit every type of mecha fan. Want to meticulously plan out your moves to become king of the battlefield? Go with Super Robot Wars. Want to control every last facet of your robot’s machinery? Steel Battalion sounds like it’s up your alley. Want to feel like you’re not even controlling a mech, but rather a small, insignificant toy with mediocre combat skill, sluggish aiming, and limited maneuverability? Well… honestly that’s kind of a strange desire and you should start dreaming bigger, but nevertheless – Assault Gunners HD Edition may just be the game for you!If you’re anything like me, your first impression with Assault Gunners will likely be a poor one as you struggle to simply create a new save file while the game repeatedly asks you if you’re sure you don’t want your data to be saved. After a minute or so, you’ll suddenly realize that B is how you select things in this game, while A is how you go back. Maybe it’s just my muscle memory from over 15 years of gaming, but using B to confirm menu options just feels incredibly wrong. I wonder if this has something to do with this game being a Vita port – were they really too lazy to bother remapping the buttons

With ranged weapons.Players with AoE condition removal should use them to remove the poison and cripple from everyone in the stack.Players with skills that grant Might to allies should use them to keep everyone at max stacks of might.Players with skills that grant Stability to allies should use them to stop everyone getting knocked down by Tequatl and the waves.Elementalists need to constantly summon frost bows for players to use to stack vulnerability on Tequatl.All players in the stack need to revive all Downed players in the stack.All Defeated/dead players need to revive themselves at the waypoint immediately.The nearest waypoint (Splintered Coast Waypoint) is always contested during the event. Use the Brooloonu Waypoint and the Launch Pads to return to the battle. The Caer Brier Waypoint can also be used, but some events in that area may make the run back more time consuming.Assault team players should attempt to make their way back without running near the turrets, as the more players there are, the tougher the mobs that will spawn (such as Champion mobs).Turret Teams:The Turret gunners need to use skill 2 on Tequatl as soon as it recharges to stop the Hardened Scales buff from reaching 20 stacks. If this happens, it will summon a bone wall.The Turret gunners need to use skill 3 at the commander's location to remove poison created by Tequatl's fingers and Poison Pools.Turrets also need to use skill 3 to remove poison created on neighboring turrets when possible to prevent gunners from dying.The Turret gunners need to use skills 4 and 5 at the commander's location to buff all the stacked assaulting players.The defending players need to defend and repair the turrets and heal the gunner.When Tequatl reaches 75%/50%/25% health:Tequatl breaks off from combat. The assault team needs to make their way to the batteries or megalaser without running through the turrets. There is a gap between the north and south turrets.At the megalaser, there are launch pads to launch players to the west/north/east batteries. If there are too many players attempting to use it, it may be better to make your way to the batteries on foot.At 75% is when Tequatl will start using vortexes to pull players underwater. If this should occur, swim back to the surface by aiming towards the light. Use your heal if necessary and use dodge underwater to swim faster briefly.Defend Megalaser and batteries:Have the three parties from the west turrets go defend the west Battery and the three parties from the east turrets go defend the east one.Split the Tequatl assault team up to defend the north battery and the Megalaser and to help the Turret teams with the east and west batteries.Elementalists from the assault