So you wanted more guns, more gore and – especially – more cannoli? We’ve got your back! Crazy Monkey Studios is beyond excited to announce that their newest game Guns, Gore & Cannoli 2 is coming to Steam on March 2, 2018. That should give you just enough time to start dusting off those Tommy guns. Because you sure as hell are going to need them.
The story of the campaign mode kicks off some 15 years after the events of the first game. World War II is in full swing and while allied forces are landing on European beaches, the mob goes about its business. The Thugtown Massacre should’ve been a long forgotten memory, but when some loose ends of the past start crawling out, our mafia hero Vinnie Cannoli has to save the day once again.
Traveling as far as the European battlefields of the second World War, players will get to whack mobsters, zombies, monsters, Nazis and everything in between. Using a ridiculous arsenal of weapons, you’ll blast yourself a way through a variety of gorgeous hand-drawn levels. The new weapon wheel and full 360° aiming combined with improved mobility of good old Vinnie lets you easily shoot everything that moves.
The developers are also happy to include one of the most requested features by fans: 4-player online multiplayer. Because the only thing more fun than shooting zombies on your own, is blasting the hell out of some (undead) Nazis with some friends. Those who prefer to be in high-fiving distance of their brothers in arms can rest assured that local multiplayer is still an option.
In short: if you liked the first game, you’re going to adore this one. The team worked hard to retain the unique feel and attention to detail of the original while making improvements to the gameplay where possible.
Check Out the Guns, Gore and Cannoli 2 Steam Launch Trailer:
Guns, Gore & Cannoli 2 Launches for PC and Mac via Steam on March 2, 2018. Console versions for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are scheduled to arrive in the coming months.
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