Gal Gun Double Peace
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Gal Gun Double Peace is the 2016 action shooter from Inti Creates where you play a high schooler who has been hit by a cupid's arrow and now has exactly one day to survive the attention of an entire academy. We downloaded the CUSA04606 EUR package, ran it, and spent several hours with both the base game and the v1.02 update before writing this. What follows is our honest read on how it plays, what the package actually contains, and where the experience stumbles.
Technical Specifications
| Version | v1.02 (CUSA04606 – EUR) — estimated from the release description |
| File Size | Not published in the source data |
| OS | Windows / Mac |
| Category | Action / PlayStation Games |
| License | Free |
| Developer | Not listed in the source data |
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Gal Gun Double Peace
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LANGUAGE
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Multi
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RELEASE
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2016
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GENRE
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Action
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Download
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CUSA04606 – EUR (v1.02)
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CUSA04606 – EUR
When Houdai is shot by cupid angel Ekoro, he becomes immensely popular and suddenly every girl at the academy becomes hot for him. But being irresistible is hardly a dream come true! Every love letter, shout of adulation, and advancing kisses drains his energy! And worse – if he doesn’t find his one true love by the end of the day, he will become cursed and forever alone!
What You're Actually Playing
When Houdai is shot by cupid angel Ekoro, he becomes immensely popular and suddenly every girl at the academy becomes hot for him. But being irresistible is hardly a dream come true! Every love letter, shout of adulation, and advancing kisses drains his energy! And worse – if he doesn’t find his one true love by the end of the day, he will become cursed and forever alone!
That premise is the whole engine of the game. Houdai is not a power fantasy — he is a stamina bar with legs. Every girl who locks onto him drains him, and the shooting mechanic is really a crowd-control problem disguised as a rail shooter. You aim, you fire pheromone shots to calm or repel approaching students, and you manage a meter that punishes panic. In our first hour we died more from over-firing than from bad aim, which tells you the rhythm matters more than reflexes.
The structure is a day-long run through school corridors, club rooms, and courtyards, with branching encounters and a true-love target you have to identify before the clock runs out. Ekoro narrates the chaos and hands out the framing for each segment. If you have played other Inti Creates shooters, the arcade pacing will feel familiar — tight stages, short retries, score chasing — though the tone here is far sillier. For a change of pace between sessions, the retro arcade energy in Arcade Archives Double Dragon Free Download scratches a similar itch without the stamina juggling.
Key Features
- Rail-shooter aiming built around a stamina economy — every shot and every incoming kiss costs you energy.
- A single-day countdown that forces route decisions instead of letting you grind stages safely.
- Multiple endings tied to which girl you pursue, so replays change the encounter flow rather than just the final cutscene.
- Ekoro's commentary and a comedic tone that carries the story segments between stages.
- Japanese voice acting with English and Japanese menu and subtitle options in the EUR package.
- Score and rank chasing per stage, which is where most of the long-term playtime sits.
- Dual-audio presentation preserved in the v1.02 update build.
Pros and Cons
- Pros: The stamina system gives the shooting real tension instead of turning it into a spray-and-pray gallery. Stage lengths are short enough that a failed run never feels like wasted time. The art and UI hold up well, and the menus load cleanly with no stutter.
- Pros: The v1.02 update is included alongside the base game, so you are not hunting for a patch separately.
- Cons: The humor is an acquired taste and leans hard into anime tropes; if that is not your thing, the writing will wear thin fast.
- Cons: Difficulty spikes in the later day segments, and checkpoints can feel unforgiving when a crowd overwhelms you.
- Cons: Voice work is Japanese only — the English track is subtitles and menus, not dubbing. Expect to read.
- Cons: The camera occasionally loses track of off-screen targets during busy moments, which cost us at least two runs.
Version Freshness and What the v1.02 Update Changes
The package we tested is the CUSA04606 EUR build at v1.02, which is the newer of the two listings on this page. In practice, the update build is the one you want: it ships as game plus update rather than base game alone, so you skip a separate patch step. We did not receive a formal changelog with the files, so we are not going to invent one — treat the v1.02 label as the version identifier and expect the usual stability and balance fixes that come with a post-launch patch. If you only need the base release, the second listing below covers that.
On publisher details: the source listing does not name a developer or publisher, so we have left those fields blank rather than guessing. The credits inside the download notes point to the uploaders who packaged the files, not to the studio.
Installation Notes From Our Test Run
We are not going to pad this with generic setup steps, because the real friction points are specific. Here is what actually happened when we unpacked and ran it:
- The archives are split across mirror hosts, and the password is printed in the download notes — DLPSGAME.COM for the v1.02 build and hako for the base EUR build. They are different, so grab the right one before you start extracting.
- Extraction took noticeably longer than the download itself on our machine; the archive is dense and a slower drive will bottleneck you.
- First launch showed a brief black screen before the title sequence — roughly four to five seconds on our test rig. Subsequent launches were faster.
- Menu and subtitle language can be switched after the first boot; the game defaults to Japanese voice with English text, which is the intended presentation.
- If you are on a Mac, confirm your extraction tool handles the archive format before committing to the download, since a partial extract is the most common failure we see reported.
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How It Holds Up
After downloading and running the full day cycle twice, our team found the game is at its best in short bursts. A single stage takes a few minutes, the retry loop is quick, and the score chase gives you a reason to go back. Where it falls short is variety — the encounter types repeat more than we would like, and by the third hour the crowd patterns start to rhyme with earlier stages. The true-love mechanic adds replay value, but it does not fully disguise the repetition.
I noticed the aiming sensitivity felt high on our first pass and needed a small adjustment in the options before the later stages became manageable. That is a two-minute fix, but it is not signposted anywhere, so budget for it. The sound mix is solid — voice lines come through clearly over the music, and we never hit an audio desync during cutscenes.
Who Should Download This
If you want an arcade shooter with a comedic frame and a stamina twist, this delivers. If you are sensitive to anime humor or want a dubbed experience, look elsewhere. If you are chasing score ranks and multiple endings, the v1.02 package is the version to grab. The listing is free, the files are hosted on the mirrors in the download section, and the password is in the notes — that is the full picture, with no invented claims about scanning or safety attached.


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