GuruGuru Cannon
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About the game
GuruGuru Cannon is a fast-paced 2D swinging action score attack game that delivers satisfying gameplay with intuitive controls. Use simple one-button controls to send the ball flying across the field! Score as many points as possible within 60 seconds!
Original Steam description
GuruGuru Cannon is a retro arcade-style score attack game that delivers satisfying action with intuitive controls.
Use your swinging skills to destroy red cube-shaped targets and aim for the high score in just 60 seconds!
GAME FEATURES
Simple One-Button Controls — Hold to spin and build up speed, then release to launch the ball. (Click / Space)
Action Mechanics — Master special moves like Overdrive and Quick Shot to rack up even higher scores.
Global Leaderboards — Compete with players from around the world and see how your scores stack up!
Slow-Motion Feature — Trigger temporary slow motion at any moment to play at your own pace.
2 GAME MODES
NORMAL MODE — The main game mode. Take on a 60-second score attack challenge and aim for the highest score!
PRACTICE MODE — A practice mode with no time limit, where you can freely adjust the enemy spawn rate and play at your own pace.
CUSTOMIZATION
Toggle various in-game HUD elements and visual effects on or off to suit your preferences.
Freely resize the game window to any size.
Set any image of your choice as the in-game background.
Use your own music as the in-game BGM.
Set your own sound effects for destroying targets (up to 10 custom sounds).
Customize the game's theme color to your liking.
Localization Note
Key elements such as settings, lore, and text essential to understanding the game are fully localized into each supported language. However, in-game HUD elements and system buttons remain in English to maintain visual design consistency.






Demo and release information
No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.
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