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Mamorukun Curse! Review | PixelPerfectGaming

Mamorukun Curse! approaches the hell shooter genre with a unique variety of selectable characters that are designed for players of different skill levels. Gamers unfamiliar with the hell shooter genre will find the game easier if they play as ether Mamoru, Kinya, Nowa, or Luchino. These characters come equipped with bullet spreads that cover most of the playfield. The remaining characters – Beniko, Mayuno, and Fululu – are designed for veteran players because they are more difficult to play and they start with smaller bullet spreads.

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Mamorukun Curse! Review: Scoring Candy | PlayStation, I Love You

PlayStation, I Love You writes: "Mamorukun Curse! goes shooting for candy in this top-down shoot’em up title. Yes, I did say candy, as candy is very important in this game to help ‘sweeten’ up the score."

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360ICE3882d ago

Not a single diabetes joke. Boy, that was a missed opportunity. It's like so obvious...
You guys gotta play the cards you're dealt in life. I mean, when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. Unless, of course, you're diabetic, in which case you should not make lemonade.

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Mamorukun Curse! – Curse Yourself Or Enemies For Combos | Siliconera Review

The “curse” part of Mamorukun Curse! comes from the main gimmick of the game: The Curse Bullet, which can be used in two ways.

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Mamorukun Curse! (PS3) - Review on Popzara

A bit on the short side and can be repetitive, Mamorukun Curse! is still a pretty fun (and cute) shoot-em up that fans of the genre and Japanese imports are sure to enjoy.

Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell.