Samurai Gunn, the multiplayer Bushido brawler from Teknopants, is now available on Windows PC, publisher Maxistentialism announced today.
Samurai Gunn now available on PC, 20 percent off through 2013
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Interested parties can purchase Samurai Gunn directly from Maxistentialism on the game’s website, or through Steam. Samurai Gunn regularly costs $14.99, but it is on sale for $11.99 — a 20 percent discount — through the end of 2013.
The bloody two- to four-person brawler, which only supports local competitive play, gives each player nothing more than a gun with three bullets and a sword. Samurai Gunn requires quick reflexes and decision-making, and in that way resembles Matt Thorson’s TowerFall. Teknopants plans to release Samurai Gunn on Mac soon, and the game will be available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita next year.
Check out our interview with developer Beau Blyth for more on Samurai Gunn. You can watch the game’s launch trailer below.
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