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Ganpuru: Gunman's Proof

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Also known as
It's Strange World ガンプル Gunman's Proof

An action RPG where a possessed boy hunts an alien criminal in the Wild West.

Ganpuru: Gunman's Proof was released for the Super Famicom (SNES) in Japan on January 31, 1997. It was not released on any other platform, so the original release year is also 1997.


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Released
1997
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
1.20 MB
Rating
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About Ganpuru: Gunman's Proof

Ganpuru: Gunman's Proof is set in a Wild West town on a small island in 1880. The arrival of two meteors precedes a series of monster attacks, each marked by a mysterious crest. A young local boy becomes the vessel for an alien space sheriff named Zero, who explains that an escaped intergalactic criminal called Demi is responsible for the chaos.

Gameplay involves real-time combat against numerous enemies within dungeon-like environments. Instead of medieval weaponry, the arsenal consists of firearms like pistols, a shotgun, a machine gun, and a flamethrower, all of which have unlimited ammunition. Defensive maneuvers such as ducking are available, and special attacks can be executed with different weapons.

The experience incorporates light role-playing elements, primarily through the acquisition and enhancement of weapons. The player's objective, directed by the possessing alien, is to locate and defeat Demi to restore peace both to the island and to the alien world.

Ganpuru: Gunman's Proof Screenshots

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Intro: in a galaxy far away... no, it's not that...
Horses don't care much about meteors
Title screen
While you name the hero, he passes by with his alien donkey friend
Although I look like a cute big-eyed sun, I'm in fact one big meanie!
Oops, it's a SPACESHIP! And I was just about to throw it into a wastebasket
Taking a nap...
...or in other words: Saving Data.
Watch your back, big fella!
In front of sheriff's house
The sheriffs in Wild West often talk Japanese to confuse criminals
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