Gunman Clive returns in an all new adventure. Now in Color! Gunman Clive 2 retains the same classic gameplay formula, but dials the action up a notch further, with improved and more colorful graphics, more dynamic levels and richer, more diverse environments, bigger bosses and tons of new enemies.
About the story
After rescuing Ms Johnson, Gunman Clive returns to again find the town under attack by bandits. To stop them once and for all he must chase after their leader; an adventure that takes him all the way around the world, facing bigger and deadlier enemies than ever before.
Platforms
3DS Switch PCGenres
Adventure Indie Platform ShooterThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Examiner
By Elisha DeograciasAt three dollars and with tons of replayable content, Gunman Clive 2 is a great contender for a modern classic. It displays the best things about the 3DS and creates an addictively entertaining time that's fun for all.
FNintendo
By António BranquinhoGunman Clive 2 is a welcome platformer, designed on a similar track as other 2D action platformers. Its art style sets it apart, though, and the marvelous details and graphical environment are a delight to look at. On the downside, its lifespan feels shorter and some instances, such as the flying stages, feel out of place.
Nintendojo
By Marc DeschampsGunman Clive 2 is everything a fan of the original game could want: it improves on an already strong framework, without feeling like a rehash. For the price, this is simply one of the best platformers available on the Nintendo 3DS. Gunman Clive 2 proves that Hörberg Productions' first game was no fluke. The first title felt like an homage to some of the better games from yesteryear, but the sequel proves that the developer has established a unique voice for the franchise moving forward. I truly hope we'll get to see this franchise continue to grow in the near future.
NZGamer
By Brendan KellyArcade fun, short and sweet and cheap like a short sweet cheap thing.
Game Informer
By Kyle HilliardThe gameplay will be familiar to fans of NES platformers, but there are plenty of surprises thanks to its shifting themes and levels
