Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"Many years ago a game came out that saw players controlling a mosquito that would target an unsuspecting family for their blood, with the sizes of both beings bein represented accurately, making players feel like they were navigating a world built for giants as a small and vulnerable creature. Now Gun Gun Pixies has emulated that same type of feeling but in a far more perverted manner. After first being released on the PS Vita in Japan, it took a more refined Nintendo Switch release to get the game in the West, so is Gun Gun Pixies worth your time?"
Daily Video Game writes: "If you're a fan of PQube's games, there are several PQube's games that are getting solid discounts on eShop for Nintendo Switch gamers right now, including many of its popular titles like Raging Loop, Root Letter: Last Answer, Gal*Gun series, and more!"
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Lynn writes: Just when I thought games couldn’t get any crazier, I got my hands on Gun Gun Pixies.
It’s an anime-stylised game where you’re playing as two super small aliens, who look like normal girls in pretty outfits, shooting “Happy Bullets” at giant human females.
Surprisingly, although it started quite weird, it quickly became one of the most entertaining and unique games I’ve experienced for a while
