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Armed and Dangerous

2 critics 5 lists ★ 3.7/5 RAWG ActionShooter

Meet the Lionhearts. A smack-talking rag-tag band of rebels bound on an impossible quest. With an arsenal of outrageous weapons, they're destined for victory in 12,000 bullets or less. If they can make it through an army of psychotic robots and a wall-smashing Goliaths, they just might save the world... if they don't burn it down first. Navigate through a richly entertaining story with your smack-talkin' partners in crime. Take down wicked enemies like half-man, half-animal Grunts, eliminator droids, wall-smashing Goliaths, evil monks and wild twiglets. Brandish over 17 outlandish weapons like the Topsy-Turvy, the Vindaloo Rocket Launcher, or the World's Smallest Black Hole and the Land Shar

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Remember when shooters didn't take themselves so seriously? *Armed and Dangerous* was a glorious, chaotic mess of British humor and utterly ridiculous weaponry, like the Land Shark Gun. It never got the recognition it deserved, probably because it wasn't grimdark enough for the nascent "serious" gaming era, or maybe it just didn't fit into a tidy monetization box. Modern games could learn a thing or two about pure, unadulterated fun from this forgotten gem.

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