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Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition is a roguelike Metroidvania game that pits you against a world full of bizarre monsters. Play a gun-toting skeleton, then run, jump, slide, and dodge attacks to rescue prisoners. Gain profit from every run before you die and are forced to start over.
Bullets for gold. True to its highly unusual style, Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition uses bullets fired as a form of currency. Exit the world hub at given points in the game to cash in your shots fired and buy much-needed equipment.
Bizarre foes. Fight giant skulls, rotting corpses, detached fingers, even flying noses that shoot acidic snot. Fight through hundreds of levels of increasingly dreadful enemies.
Like anything you’ve seen. Nongunz features a highly minimalist, gothic, grungy look. No need for tutorials. No dialogue, not even obtrusive words in the menu — most everything is represented by icons. It's all-out action right from the start of the game.
Try, die, upgrade, try again. Nongunz uses a card-based system for purchasing upgrades, speed boosts, and more powerful ammo. Buy your upgrades from the local cemetery prior to each run. The more prisoners you find and free, the more upgrades you can get. But be careful: Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition is an unforgiving test of skill.
Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition
Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition is a roguelike Metroidvania game that pits you against a world full of bizarre monsters. Play a gun-toting skeleton, then run, jump, slide, and dodge attacks to rescue prisoners. Gain profit from every run before you die and are forced to start over.
Bullets for gold. True to its highly unusual style, Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition uses bullets fired as a form of currency. Exit the world hub at given points in the game to cash in your shots fired and buy much-needed equipment.
Bizarre foes. Fight giant skulls, rotting corpses, detached fingers, even flying noses that shoot acidic snot. Fight through hundreds of levels of increasingly dreadful enemies.
Like anything you’ve seen. Nongunz features a highly minimalist, gothic, grungy look. No need for tutorials. No dialogue, not even obtrusive words in the menu — most everything is represented by icons. It's all-out action right from the start of the game.
Try, die, upgrade, try again. Nongunz uses a card-based system for purchasing upgrades, speed boosts, and more powerful ammo. Buy your upgrades from the local cemetery prior to each run. The more prisoners you find and free, the more upgrades you can get. But be careful: Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition is an unforgiving test of skill.
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