NoReload Heroes

 Switch
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  1. sigoshere
    May 9, 2019
    6
    Pretty simple and nice looking "run and shoot" game with automated generated levels. You're not going to play it alone, because it starts to be boring after 30-60 minutes. Cheap couch playing game with friends or even kids (i think 4/5y+ is good enough). Supports up to 4 players with at least one joycon.

    Steering is better with two joycons or pad due to existence two analogs. Without    Pretty simple and nice looking "run and shoot" game with automated generated levels. You're not going to play it alone, because it starts to be boring after 30-60 minutes. Cheap couch playing game with friends or even kids (i think 4/5y+ is good enough). Supports up to 4 players with at least one joycon.

    Steering is better with two joycons or pad due to existence two analogs. Without them you will run and shoot in the same direction using just one analog.

    I bought it for about $1-2 (there's often 90% discount) and played total 2-3h with my non-gamer wife in 6 months.    … Expand

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  1. Video Chums
    Mar 10, 2021
    60
    Due to its simple setup, NoReload Heroes Enhanced Edition acts as a solid entry point to twin-stick shooters if you're a genre newbie.
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  2. Nintendo Life
    Jul 27, 2018
    50
    If you’re desperately on the hunt for the next Enter The Gungeon then give this one a pass, as there’s simply not enough depth or variety to maintain interest past an hour. The Switch iteration is desperately lacking the online functionality, which ultimately results in a stripped-down version of an already lacking title.
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