The folks over at Dodge Roll have been working on their bullet hell dungeon crawler, Enter the Gungeon, for over five years now, and last Friday, they finally declared it as D-O-N-E done! (At least as far as new content is concerned, bug patches will still happen.) The final free DLC expansion, "A Farewell to Arms," was released for all versions of the game so if you've been looking for excuse to get back into this one, now seems as good a time as any.

Sure, the Nintendo Switch may end up representing a significant step in Nintendo's return to form.  And sure, it may have one of the better titles to launch alongside a brand new console.  But can the Switch really call itself a true console?  I submit that it cannot - at least, not until it serves the purpose of "platform on which you can do bullet things with the guns and such".

Enter the Gungeon, the twin-stick shooter where guns shoot guns, has gotten a major update on the PC and PS4 with a ton of new free content. The free DLC dubbed "Supply Drop" follows on the heels of the game's success, with publisher Devolver Digital boasting over 800,000 copies of the game sold on the two platforms combined.

You know what?  Normally, I like to start these articles off with a little joke prefacing the meatier bits, but this time, I'm just going to show you a quote from the press release for Enter the Gungeon's "Supply Drop Update".

A few decent co-op deals have surfaced at the PC gaming retailer Green Man Gaming. Grand Theft Auto V on PC is almost 50% off with a recent drop to only $32.16 after our coupon code. More importantly, they're also promoting the Grand Theft Auto Online Shark Cards, dropping the price on the Megladon, Whale, and Great White Shark cards 44%.

These days everyone seems to want to hop on the “Rogue-Like” bandwagon. It’s a genre of game that has seen an explosion of titles in the last four years thanks to indie developers and titles like FTL, Binding of Isaac, Dungeon of the Endless and many many more. All of these games share a few traits - a strong death penalty, random...

Enter the Gungeon, the title that dares to ask "what if you could shoot bullets at a bullet wielding a gun," finally has a release date. The dungeon-crawling, gun-shooting epic will be available on PC and PlayStation 4 starting April 5. It's time to lock, load, shoot, lock some more, load some more, shoot a bunch, roll, rinse, repeat.

Ever wondered what a dungeon crawler would be like if there were more guns and less... duns? Linguists around the world have struggled with this for years, but now Dodge Roll is ready with the answer. Enter the Gungeon is an upcoming genre-straddling game for PC and PS4 that drops you and a friend into a dungeon and is all "K. Now shoot."