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When you get right down to it, most of Gungrave G.O.R.E feels like a missed opportunity. There’s a great combat system here, but the lack of variety and repetitive enemy design often let it down. The art, courtesy of Trigun’s Yasuhiro Nightow and Ikumi Nakamura, is fantastic and oozes style, but the story told in that attractive setting isn’t very interesting. The music and sound design are largely wonderful, too, but the voice acting is a little uneven. I can easily see its potential, but a mishmash of missteps prevent Gungrave G.O.R.E from ever reaching it.
-- As reviewed by IGN
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- In the near future, the Seed, a dangerous alien drug re-surfaces and spreads all over the world
- You are “Grave” a former Mafia hitman, killed, revived and turned into a one-man army, a Gunslinger of Resurrection
- Devoid of emotions but obsessed with eradicating the Seed and protecting your adopted daughter, Mika
- Prepare for an epic quest across South-East Asia and exact your vengeance
- Become the Grim Reaper and mow down your enemies in style with Death Ronin Grave, designed by Ikumi Nakamura. Want to turn back time to 2004 and get yourself an overdose of old-school action? O.D. Grave's got you covered
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By IGN on November 22, 2022
When you get right down to it, most of Gungrave G.O.R.E feels like a missed opportunity. There’s a great combat system here, but the lack of variety and repetitive enemy design often let it down. The art, courtesy of Trigun’s Yasuhiro Nightow and Ikumi Nakamura, is fantastic and oozes style, but the story told in that attractive setting isn’t very interesting. The music and sound design are largely wonderful, too, but the voice acting is a little uneven. I can easily see its potential, but a mishmash of missteps prevent Gungrave G.O.R.E from ever reaching it.
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