Girls that run a Cafe that fight evil with guns. My review of Girl Cafe Gun.

 12 heroines are charged with protecting mankind from evil as well as running a cafe.  as you get pulled into the game you will notice that its a top down shooter but with a unique twist.  You go in with a team of three and you can either auto or self play.  Each character has a different ultimate and weapons and style.  how this Gacha differs from other Gacha is so far there is only 12 girls your pulls are for their outfit which is what is leveled up and as well as weapons all have different abilities.

When your not fighting you find yourself running a café.  Which is funny to me how the operatives go from combat to customer service and making sure there is plenty of coffee from patrons.  You control what goes on in the café and what drinks are in stock for customers.  You also make sure that all the girls are getting properly rotated leave one of your operatives in the front serving too long and their happiness goes down.  That is right they get unhappy, I always take my front person and put them in the bed to catch some z's.  The customers even leave reviews and have different tastes you try to match. Don't forget you also can decorate your café to be super cute if you want.  

Also in true Gacha form there is a intimacy factor that plays a huge part in this game, actually bigger part then most Gacha.  The dates are very lengthy and it feels like your really on a date with someone if it was through your phone and they were a cartoon.  Each girl of course has their own personality and react a differently depending on your actions and your comments to them.  

The game play is very fun and there are some surprises when fighting bosses,  I play on Blue Stacks on my pc a emulator where I plug in my game pad and it makes the game a lot of fun.  The game is free 2 play you can get it on IOS and Android store.  I Highly recommend giving this game a try it is fun, cute, as well as an engaging story that didn't make me skip through it.  

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