In the campaign you choose a certain character type and quickly thereafter a certain love interest. When you spot one of the lovesick ladies, you load her up with your pheromones until she faints in pleasure and fades away.

You travel all throughout the school watching for girls that will attack you with their love confessions verbally as hiragana flying across the screen and physically with sharp love letters. IвЂ™m not making it up or elaborating, that is the object of the game. It sounds cool but it seems to just hold together the main gameplay component, which is injecting your love juices into every girl in the school in order to bring the girls intense, euphoric satisfaction. The problem is that if you donвЂ™t find and confess your love to the one girl you truly admireВ by the end of the day, youвЂ™ll be claimed by anyone of the random girls mobbing you and doomed to a monotonous and unhappy future with a girl who was only momentarily infatuated with you. In an attempt to beat a hate-mongering student demon to the punch, the cupid hits you with a super-charged love arrow that turns you into a Casanova, equipped withВ irresistible love pheromones that bring every teenage girl for miles swarming to you. In Gal*Gun: Double Peace, you play as a high school student who has a life-changing supernatural encounter with a student cupid. In Gal*Gun, this chemical X is deliciously-shameless Japanese fan service via more pantsu, oppai, and cute squealing kohai than youвЂ™ll know what to do with. Even so, after franchises like Sin and Punishment and House of the Dead have taken the genre to its highs, a new rail shooter would need some special hook to make it stand out from what weвЂ™ve seen in the past. While new titles are coming out for all sorts of platforms every day, the rail shooter hasnвЂ™t seen too much exposure in recent years.

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