Gunster is a sidescroller, or run and gun game. Characters are avatars for players and can also change certain statistics. Each character has a value for their statistics, one for health, booster and speed.

Chrome is the currency of Gunster, which is gained through the completion of missions and rewarded for doing well in matches. Chrome can also be acquired through battling other non-NPC players in Battle Mode. Each player is rewarded an amount based on how well they had performed during a game. Survival mode gave chrome based on how long the player stayed alive. Chrome could only be used in the store for the purchase of characters, weapons, equipment, and items.

Every time a player finishes a mission or game they are rewarded with experience points. Higher levels allowed access to more items from the shop. In Battle mode experience gained is proportional only to what rank a player is, if their team won or lost, and how long the mission was. Ladder points are proportional to what rank a player is, if their team won or lost, how long the mission lasted, and the player's current level. Licenses are required by players to obtain access to other areas and modes of the game. Players must progress through each mode of Gunster in sequence. Medals are gained by completing levels or for good performance in battles. Once earned, users can insert medals into medal cards; when completed, the cards can be transformed into various rewards based on the card used. In-game power-ups allow players to get a distinct advantage over challenges and players. They appear in two different ways, depending on the game mode. In challenge mode and battle mode, power-ups appear in either fixed or random locations with each location producing either a specific power-up or one by random. Mission mode power-ups are obtained by defeating an enemy with the possibility of producing special power-ups specific to the game mode.

A store enables players to purchase new characters, weapons, miscellaneous items, and equipment where most of the items available were locked by a level prerequisite. Weapons come in two forms - guns and grenades - but can be used in various ways.

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Platform

PC

Developer(s)

NHN Corporation

Publishers(s)

ijji

Genres(s)

Action, Shooter

NA Release Date

October 18, 2006

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