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    Pixel Art Platformer ‘Gunlord X’ Blasts onto PlayStation 4 now

    Publisher Eastasiasoft is excited to announced that the critically acclaimed 2D action platformer Gunlord X from developer NGDEV is now available digitally for PlayStation 4 in North America and Europe.

    Gunlord X features stunning pixel art with beautiful parallax scrolling and a pumping soundtrack. Players can look forward to 11 open-world stages, filled with more than 60 unique creatures, huge boss battles and lots of secrets.

    Gunlord X is a 2D action platformer with open-world stage design, a wide variety of enemy creatures, massive boss battles and a high-powered soundtrack. Blast your way through sprawling landscapes, explore caverns and reveal secrets in retro-inspired style. Enjoy the definitive version of this pixel art masterpiece with tons of new features and updates.

    Features
    • Jump, shoot and explore!
    • Discover 11 stages with lots of secrets
    • Blast through evil creatures & huge bosses
    • Enjoy stunning pixel art with gorgeous parallax scrolling
    • Master your weapons with fully customizable controls
    • Play the definitive version with tons of new features & updates
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    Gunlord X is available now at PS Store on USD 9.99 (approx MYR 42) and €9.99. The game is also available eShop for Nintendo Switch.

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