GunBot - Game Walkthrough (World 2)
25This is a second "World" walkthrough of a GunBot game. GunBot is, not surprisingly, about a robot with a gun. No, there doesn't have to be any profound explanation for it, just go with the "It's cool, so why not?" school of thought, a school that I subscribe rather happily to.
In said cool so why not game, you play the aforementioned robot, who for some reason is in wild west getup, as he (it?) blasts his way through various levels of weird alieny infested worlds. The graphics of the game are superb, with everything being drawn and animated extremely well. All the levels are great to look at and the enemies all move, attack, and die in rather aesthetically pleasing ways.
Along the way, you can purchase various upgrades both for your gun and for yourself. Well, granted, you don't actually upgrade your guns per se, but you do buy newer and better ones. Guns that can spew fireballs of mass destruction (FMDs perhaps?) or rapid firing machine-gun type weapons. Strangely though, they all seem to come in pistol form, but we'll let that slide because of the aforementioned school of thought.
In addition to guns, you've got your various shields. The shields are important, especially in the much more dangerous and fast-paced second world of GunBot. The shields all have different attributes; they can range from giving your fragile little robotic body more hit points before exploding, to speeding you up as you either charge screaming into the enemy or flee whimpering from them. Some shields can also give you the ability to earn more money or experience points. Take note though, they, like the guns, can get rather expensive, so buy wisely.
Said guns will be needed to blast apart the various enemies along the way. And like I said above, you're going to need the best shields just to survive. In the second world of GunBot, you're going to be seeing a bunch of familiar enemies. There are some that are palette-swapped though, and as any veteran of old school Final Fantasy games will know, that means that they may look and behave in a similar manner, but they're quite a lot tougher than your vanilla variety of baddie. As you go through each level like a metallic whirlwind of gun-slinging death and destruction, you'll earn experience points and cash. Experience points will unlock more skills, and who can ever say no to more cash?
The levels in the second world are a whole lot larger than those in the first world, and few of them are as straightforward as previous ones. That's a good thing though, as you're going to be able to do a lot more exploration and adventuring through the levels. And we all know what larger levels mean: more baddies. And with the number of baddies around, you're going to have a blast of a time blasting things away as you unlock more and more of the game.
So, don't just sit there then, check out the game now, I assure you that you won't regret it!